The diagram shows the process of how bricks are made for the building industry. Overall, the process consists of seven stages in the production of bricks, starting with digging the clay and culminating in the delivery of bricks.
At the first stage, the clay is dug from the ground by a digger before it is placed on a metal grid and it passes through a roller. After that, sand and water are mixed with the clay, and the clay is shaped into bricks by wire cutter or by putting into a mold.
At the fourth stage in the process, the clay bricks are placed into the drying oven for two days. Next, they are heated in a kiln at a moderate temperature from 200° C to 980° C and then at a high temperature (870° C - 1300° C). The clay bricks are put into a cooling chamber for 48 - 72 hours. Finally, the bricks are pass through a packaging process until it is ready to deliver.
The diagram
shows
the
process
of how
bricks
are made
for the building industry.
Overall
, the
process
consists of seven stages in the production of
bricks
, starting with digging the
clay
and culminating in the delivery of bricks.
At the
first
stage, the
clay
is dug
from the ground by a digger
before
it
is placed
on a metal grid and it passes through a roller. After that, sand and water
are mixed
with the
clay
, and the
clay
is shaped
into
bricks
by wire cutter or by putting into a mold.
At the fourth stage in the
process
, the
clay
bricks
are placed
into the drying oven for two days.
Next
, they
are heated
in a kiln at a moderate temperature from 200° C to 980° C and then at a high temperature (870° C
-
1300° C). The
clay
bricks
are put
into a cooling chamber for
48 - 72
hours.
Finally
, the
bricks
are pass through a packaging
process
until it is ready to deliver.