The below given diagram describes the process of manufacturing bricks for the building industry. The types of tools used in the entire process are digger, roller, wire cutter, oven, and cooling chamber.
It can be clearly seen from the diagram that firstly, the clay has been dug out using a digger and transferred to the metal grid to separate out big chunks from the smaller ones. Then the filtered particles are forwarded using a roller and mixed with sand and water. Later the mixture is moulded using a wire cutter or mould and is kept in a drying oven for approximately 24-48 hours. The temperature varies from 200-1300 degree celsius in different phases(moderate and high). After this it is kept in the cooling chamber for 48-72 hours. At last, the bricks are packed in the packing facility and sent for the delivery.
Hence, we can say that the process consists of 7 phases: digging, filtering, shaping, drying, cooling, packaging, and delivering. Also the bricks are kept in a cooling chamber(48-72 hours) for a longer period of time as compared to a drying oven(24-48 hours). 
The below  
given
 diagram  
describes
 the process of manufacturing bricks for the building industry. The types of tools  
used
 in the entire process are digger, roller, wire cutter, oven, and  
cooling
 chamber.
It can be  
clearly
  seen
 from the diagram that  
firstly
, the clay has  
been dug
 out using a digger and transferred to the metal grid to separate out  
big
 chunks from the smaller ones. Then the filtered particles  
are forwarded
 using a roller and mixed with sand and water. Later the mixture is  
moulded
 using a wire cutter or  
mould
 and is  
kept
 in a drying oven for approximately 24-48  
hours
. The temperature varies from 200-1300 degree  
celsius
 in  
different
 phases(moderate and high). After this it is  
kept
 in the  
cooling
 chamber for 48-72  
hours
. At last, the bricks  
are packed
 in the packing facility and  
sent
 for the delivery. 
Hence
, we can say that the process consists of 7 phases: digging, filtering, shaping, drying,  
cooling
, packaging, and delivering.  
Also
 the bricks are  
kept
 in a  
cooling
 chamber(48-72  
hours)
 for a longer period of time as compared to a drying oven(24-48  
hours)
.