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

The presented diagram shows the process of brick-making for the construction of buildings.

Overall

, there are seven stages that start from clay substance to ready for the building industry and their delivery.

Initially

, the digger begins to collect clay and lays it on a metal glide and on a roller to grind them into small pieces. Once

this

step is done in order to make the shape of bricks, sand and water are added to these small pieces and they fall into a brick mould or wire cutter. At

this

point, they are all get-together and put in a special drying oven for about 24-48 hours. The next stage involves three steps,

firstly

in a klin they are heated at moderate and high temperatures ranging from 200C-980C at moderate to 870C-1300C at high ,but they are cooled down in a cooling chamber for around 48-72 hours.

As a result

, ready-made bricks for construction are obtained, after they are packed into a lorry and delivered to their final destination.