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

Contained in the diagram is information pertaining to the process of producing industrial

bricks

for building purposes.

Overall

, it is a fairly complex procedure, commencing with making primary

bricks

from

clay

to culminate with the complete products ready for distribution. The initial stage focuses on using

clay

to produce

bricks

. The process begins when

clay

is collected by using a machine digger.

Next,

it is moved to a metal grid in order to filter unnecessary substances before going to the roller.

Following

this

step,

clay

is mixed with sand and water to be solidified,

then

cut by either a wire cutter or a mould. Moving on to the subsequent stage of preparing the

bricks

for production. Once the

bricks

have been cut, they are moved to an oven and dried for 24 - 48 hours. The next steps involve transferring the

bricks

to a kiln to moderate their temperature between moderate (200 - 980°C) and high (870 – 1300°C), before being cooled in a chamber between 48 -72 hours. The whole process terminates when the

bricks

are packaged and ready to be delivered.