The given process provides a breakdown of how ceramic pots are produced. Overall, the making of ceramic pots involves raw materials undergoing various physical processes, the products of which are later coloured and heated two times to become finished pots.
The process commences when raw materials are collected by the use of a digger, and then they are delivered to a factory. At the factory, the raw clay is crushed twice to become finer clay, after which it is sent to a cylindrical tank where it is mixed with water. The moistened clay is thereafter pumped into moulds, and is left in those moulds for 4 to 6 hours. Once dried, the clay pots begin to take shape.
The process continues when the assembled clay pots are heated in a kiln under 1000 degrees Celsius. At this stage of the process, colours are added, and the pots are then fired for the second time in another kiln to become fully shaped, coloured ceramic pots.
The
given
process
provides a breakdown of how ceramic
pots
are produced
.
Overall
, the making of ceramic
pots
involves raw materials undergoing various physical
processes
, the products of which are later
coloured
and heated two times to become finished pots.
The
process
commences when raw materials
are collected
by the
use
of a digger, and then they
are delivered
to a factory. At the factory, the raw
clay
is crushed
twice to become finer
clay
, after which it is
sent
to a cylindrical tank where it
is mixed
with water. The moistened
clay
is thereafter pumped into
moulds
, and is
left
in those
moulds
for 4 to 6 hours. Once dried, the
clay
pots
begin
to take shape.
The
process
continues when the assembled
clay
pots
are heated
in a kiln under 1000 degrees Celsius. At this stage of the
process
,
colours
are
added
, and the
pots
are then fired for the second time in another kiln to become
fully
shaped,
coloured
ceramic
pots
.