The diagram illustrates the process that is used to manufacture bricks for the building industry. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisons where relevant.

The given diagram provides information about the process by which

bricks

are produced for the purpose of the construction trade.

Overall

, it can be said that the procedure by which manufactured

bricks

is a multistep linear, which consists of seven stages, the first stage begin with digging the soil and culminating in the delivery of

bricks

to customers.

To begin

with, clay is collected by a big digger which acts as a raw material for brick manufacturing. Following

this

, blocks of clay are placed on a metal grid for grinding them.

In addition

to

this

, the clay is filtered and processed in a roller machine and

then

mixed with sand and water. In the next procedure, the mixture is either moulded or cut using a wire cutter to give the raw

bricks

a shape.

Furthermore

, the

bricks

are put in a drying oven, where it remains for 2-3 days.

Following

this

, the

bricks

are heated in a kiln to a moderate temperature which is 200-900 degrees and

then

it is kept at a high temperature in the range of 870-1300 degrees.

Subsequently

, in a cooling chamber where it is cooled for 48 to 72 hours and

then

the

bricks

are ready for packaging and

finally

delivered to the consumers.