The diagram illustrates the process that is used to manufacture bricks for the building industry. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisons where relevant.

The provided diagram demonstrates the method of manufacturing

bricks

for the construction industry . In brief, the given illustration explains a 7-step, man-made, linear process of creating

bricks

, which begins with digging the clay and culminates in packaging, followed by packing and delivery. The very first step of

this

particular process is digging, which a special digger must be utilized for. The following steps are to roll the dug material, put it through a metal grid and

then

, after mixing with sand and water compound, form

bricks

using either a mould or a wire cutter. When it comes to the

last

stages, they include placing formed

bricks

into a drying oven for between 24 and 48 hours,

then

, into a clin with a moderate (200c-980c) and,

consequently

, a high temperature (870c-1300c).

Finally

,

bricks

must be placed into a cooling chamber for a few days.

Lastly

,

according to

the diagram, are packaging and delivery by trucks.