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.

Contained in the illustration is information pertaining to the procedure of producing

bricks

used in the building industry from

clay

. From an observational perspective,

this

is a complex process, commencing with exploiting raw materials and culminating with distributing final products to construction sites. In the initial phase,

clay

is collected by diggers from

explotation

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exploitation

exploration

areas before it is placed on a mental grid for filtering

clay

from other unnecessary ingredients.

Then

, the pure

clay

is transmitted on a conveyor belt

as well as

being mixed with water and sand. After that, the substance is put through a machinery process where a wire is used to cut the big

clay

block into smaller chunks.

However

, some are created manually using

mould

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a mould

the mould

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to form the shape of the

bricks

. The later stage focuses are the storage and transportation of

bricks

. The

bricks

are dried in an oven for approximately 1 to 2 days.

The following step is

dried

bricks

being heated up in a kiln at a moderate temperature of around 200

°C

to 980

°C

and

this

temperature soon increases significantly to 870

°C

to 1300

°C

. When heating is completed, the hot

bricks

are left cooling down in a cooling chamber for 2 to 3 days.

Lastly

, the finished

bricks

are packaged and delivered by lorries to construction sites, ready to be applied in buildings.