The diagram below shows the process by which bricks are manufactured for the building industry. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

The given diagram explains the manufacturing

process

of

bricks

for the construction business.

Overall

, the

process

of manufacturing

bricks

is divided into seven stages, starting from digging the

clay

until the

bricks

are delivered to the building industry.

To begin

with, the

clay

is collected by a large digger through the digging

process

.

Then

, the

clay

is put onto a metal grid to get into small pieces before it is passed to the roller.

Next,

small pieces of

clay

are amalgamated with sand and water and proceed into material. Afterwards, the next stage is proceeding the material into the moulding

process

of

bricks

by using a wire cutter or mould.

Furthermore

, the

bricks

are placed into the oven to dry for 24 - 48 hours.

Moreover

, after the

bricks

get dried, it continues to the kilning stage where the

bricks

are put into the kiln. In the kilning stage, the

bricks

are kilned with two steps of moderate and high temperature before they move to the cooling

process

in the cooling chamber for 48 - 72 hours.

Finally

, the

bricks

are ready to be packaged and delivered for the construction industry.