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 picture depicts how

bricks

are made for the construction industry.

Overall

, there are seven main steps in the process of brick manufacturing, beginning with the preparation of

clay

and ending with the delivery of the

bricks

to the customers. In the first stage of the process,

clay

is dug out of the ground by a digger to prepare for production, following which the

clay

is placed onto a metal grid and put through [đưa qua] a roller [bang truyền] which breaks it into small chunks. After that, the

clay

is mixed with [được trộn với] sand and water and the resulting mixture is either put in a mould or cut by a wire cutter to make well-shaped

bricks

. In the next stage of the process, the

bricks

are put in [be placed in] a drying oven for one or two days, after which the dried

bricks

are heated [được đun nóng] in a kiln, first at a moderate temperature [nhiệt độ vừa phải] (200 to 980 degrees),

then

at a high temperature up to 1300 degrees before being moved to a cooling chamber where they stored for 2 to 3 days in order for them to cool down and become hard. Once the fished

bricks

are packaged, they are delivered by trucks to storage facilities of building sites.