The flow chart illustrates the various stages involved in the manufactoring of bricking for commercial purpose.
Overal, it is clear that the brick-making process is a multi-step industrial operation that consists of eight distinct phases, beginning with the extraction of clay and concluding with the delivery of the final product.
To begin with, clay being dug out from the ground. The clay then crushed and processed using a metal grid and roller. After begining crushed, it is mixed with sand and water. The mixture is then shapped using a mould or wire cutter to form bricks.
Subsequently, the bricks are dried in an oven for 24-28 hours before being heated in kilns at moderate and high temperatures. Finally, the bricks are packaged and delivered.
