the process that is used to manufacture bricks for building industry.

The given diagram illustrates the

process

that is

used to manufacture

bricks

for the building industry. It is clear that there are numerous steps in the

process

from digging of

clay

to the final

bricks

product. Overall, it can be seen that the

process

of producing

bricks

is a complex

process

involved in many steps. In the

first

stage of the

process

, the

clay

is dug from the ground by a large digger and

then

are placed onto a metal grid, which is used to break up the

clay

into smaller prices. A roller assists in

this

process

. Following

this

, sand and water are added to the

clay

. These mixtures are turned into

bricks

by either placing them in the mound or using a wire cutter.

Next

, these

bricks

are dried for 24-48 hours in an oven. In the subsequent stage, the

bricks

go through a heating and cooling

process

. They are heated in a kiln at moderate and high temperatures ( ranging from 200c to 1300c), followed by a cooling

process

in the chamber for 48-72 hours.

Finally

, the

bricks

are packed and delivered to their destinations.