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

The diagram describes how bricks are produced for the construction industry.

Overall

, the stages of brick manufacturing involve seven steps. The main features are identifying clay, moulding, cooling, drying and packing before delivering to the company.

Initially

, with the help of hoe attached machine, the clay was dogged out.

Next,

pass over on the roller instrument to separate the metal grids from it.

Then

, the retained sand is mixed with water before transferring to a mould box or automatic wire cutter both are specialised to form uniform bricks.

Such

that, the bricks are produced. Moving

next,

that is

kept in a drying oven for around 24-48 hours. Later, converting to a kiln chamber which has two different types of states.

first,

it was exposed to moderate Celsius between 200C to 980C followed by high temperatures from 870C to 1300C respectively. Again, the heated stones were preserved in the cooling chamber for about 48-72 hours.

Finally

shifted to packaging prior to truck delivery.