The picture depicts the manufacturing process of the bricks for the construction industry utilization.
In the upstream, the process is started from clay-sized soil mining grasped by an excavator. The clay bulks then are fined by metal-based refinery to produce homogenous finer grain sized prior to conveying step on the roller belt. After that, the mixed of sand plus water are poured into clayed soil substances in order to be formed in bricks either using wire cutter or mould utensil. Subsequently, the more humid bricks which has been formed will be dried over 24-48 hours in special oven. This oven process will pass three primary phases where the whole bricks are baked in moderate temperature (200oC-980oC) in the first phase before entering the higher temperature (870oC-1300oC) baking process. As the last drying step, the bricks are having cooling down process inside the specific chamber over 48-72 hours. In the downstream area, after the bricks are completely losing their moisture content, the dry bricks are ready to be packaged as a main requirement to delivery commercially to the market by four-wheeled container trucks.
The picture depicts the manufacturing
process
of the
bricks
for the construction industry utilization.
In the upstream, the
process
is
started
from clay-sized soil mining grasped by an excavator. The clay bulks then
are fined
by metal-based refinery to produce homogenous finer grain sized prior to conveying step on the roller belt. After that,
the mixed of
sand plus water
are poured
into
clayed
soil substances in order to
be formed
in
bricks
either using wire cutter or
mould
utensil.
Subsequently
, the more humid
bricks
which has
been formed
will
be dried
over 24-48 hours in special oven. This oven
process
will pass three primary phases where the whole
bricks
are baked
in moderate temperature (200oC-980oC) in the
first
phase
before
entering the higher temperature (870oC-1300oC) baking
process
. As the last drying step, the
bricks
are having cooling down
process
inside the specific chamber over 48-72 hours. In the downstream area, after the
bricks
are completely losing their moisture content, the dry
bricks
are ready to
be packaged
as a main requirement to delivery
commercially
to the market by four-wheeled container trucks.