The diagram illustrates the sequence of stages used in the production of
bricks
for the construction industry.
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Overall
, the process is linear and consists of seven key stages, beginning with the extraction of clay and culminating in the delivery of the finished Linking Words
bricks
. It involves both mechanical and thermal procedures to ensure the materials achieve sufficient strength and quality.
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Initially
, clay is excavated from the ground with the help of a large digger. The raw material is Linking Words
then
placed onto a metal grid, which filters out large particles Linking Words
such
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stones
before the refined clay passes onto a roller. At Punctuation problem
stones,
this
point, sand and water are added to form a uniform mixture that can be shaped either by being pressed into moulds or cut into identical blocks using a wire cutter.
Once shaped, the green Linking Words
bricks
are transferred to a drying oven, where they remain for 24 to 48 hours to remove excess moisture. After drying, they undergo two heating phases inside a kiln: first at a moderate temperature between 200Use synonyms
°C
and 980Use synonyms
°C
, followed by an intense firing stage ranging from 870Use synonyms
°C
to 1,300Use synonyms
°C
. The fired Use synonyms
bricks
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subsequently
cooled in a controlled chamber for 48 to 72 hours to prevent cracking and to stabilise their form.
In the final stage, the fully hardened Linking Words
bricks
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