The process diagram illustrate the production of bricks. There are total six steps. The first step start with clay digging and end with the packaging.
The process of brick production is start by digging. The clay is dig by the digger from the landfill. Then, the dig clay is transfer to the metal grid where, the small pieces of clay is separated from the metal grid with the help of the roller. After then sand and water are added to the clay. Next, the mixture is placing in either mould or wire cutter and the bricks are set into the shape.
In the next step, the bricks are set into the drying oven for 24 to 48 hours. The bricks are then set to the cooling chamber at different temperature. First it is put for moderate temperature which is 200 to 980 Celsius inside the kin. Further, it is cool down at the high temperature which is 870 to 1300 Celsius. It is cool down in the cooling chamber for 48 to 72 hours.
At last stage, it is ready for packaging and transfer via the vehicle to the delivery sport.
The process diagram illustrate the production of
bricks
. There are total six steps. The
first
step
start
with
clay
digging and
end
with the packaging.
The process of
brick
production is
start
by digging.
The
clay
is dig by the digger from the landfill. Then, the dig
clay
is transfer to the metal grid where, the
small
pieces of
clay
is separated
from the metal grid with the
help
of the roller. After then sand and water are
added
to the
clay
.
Next
, the mixture is placing in either
mould
or wire cutter and the
bricks
are set
into the shape.
In the
next
step, the
bricks
are set
into the drying oven for 24 to 48 hours. The
bricks
are then set to the cooling chamber at
different
temperature.
First
it
is put
for moderate temperature which is 200 to 980 Celsius inside the kin.
Further
, it is cool down at the high temperature which is 870 to 1300 Celsius. It is cool down in the cooling chamber for 48 to 72 hours.
At last stage, it is ready for packaging and transfer via the vehicle to the delivery sport.