The diagram provided offers valuable information into the procedure by which bricks
are made.
In general, the diagram has over 5 phases, commencing with digging clay and
culminating in delivery it to various places of consumption.
To begin with, workers operate a digger to collect clay. After that, clay is put on metal
grid to sort all impurities in order to collect sand and then, sand drop to roller. Following
this, water is added to mix with sand, after which the mixture of sand and water is
moulded or delivered to wire cutter and bricks are formed afterwards. At this point,
they are put into drying oven in 24 – 48 hours. After becoming dried, they are heated in
kiln from 200 to 1300 degrees and then, they will be cooled 48 to 72 hours in cooling
chamber. Once they are ready, bricks are packed. The last step is that sending bricks to
numerous places of consumption.
The diagram provided offers valuable information into the procedure by which bricks
are made
.
In general
, the diagram has over 5 phases, commencing with digging clay and
culminating in delivery it to various places of consumption.
To
begin
with, workers operate a digger to collect clay. After that, clay
is put
on metal
grid to sort all impurities in order to collect
sand
and then,
sand
drop to roller. Following
this, water is
added
to mix with
sand
, after which the mixture of
sand
and water is
moulded
or delivered to wire cutter and bricks
are formed
afterwards. At this point,
they
are put
into drying oven in 24 – 48 hours. After becoming dried, they
are heated
in
kiln from 200 to 1300 degrees and then, they will
be cooled
48 to 72 hours in cooling
chamber. Once they are ready, bricks
are packed
. The last step is that sending bricks to
numerous places of consumption.