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A minimalist SVG illustration depicts a factory or industrial scene with chimneys, pipes, and storage tanks arranged in a stylized layout. The diagram uses simple geometric shapes and muted grays, with a stepped bar-chart-like structure representing a production line or process flow. Rendered as an inline SVG within a React component, the visualization demonstrates how static vector graphics can convey technical or architectural information without interactive elements.

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A bare minimum HTML page demonstrating use of CSS and JavaScript.

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