this diagram shows the brick manufactureing process

the given diagram describes an intricate sequence of brick production.

overall

, there are 5 vital phases, going from clay being dug and put in a roller

along with

other ingredients before being shaped

as well as

being dried in a huge oven for long hours to get prepared for delivery.

Initially

, the process commences with the original clay which is exploited in order to get ready for a brick mass-production.

after

this

stage is complete, the component called the metal grid is scattered on a rolling machine so as to mix with the compound of sand and water. ensuing

this

phase, the mixed compound is shaped by the cutting method or being poured in a mould. as soon as the brick-shaped step is finished, all of the bricks will be put into a drying oven for one or 2 days in order to be put again into other kilns.

following

this

step, the dried bricks are heated at a moderate temperature of between 200 and 980 degrees before turning on the temperature to almost 1300 degrees.

then

the heated bricks are cooled in a chamber before packaging to prepare for distribution.