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The image illustrates a sequential brick manufacturing process: clay is initially sourced by a digger, then placed on a metal grid, followed by rolling; sand and water are added to form shapes either by wire cutter or mold; bricks are subsequently dried in an oven for 24-48 hours; they are then fired in a kiln at moderate temperatures ranging from 200°C-980°C, followed by high temperatures of 870°C-1300°C in a cooling chamber for 48-72 hours; post-firing, bricks are stacked in a packaging area; finally, packed bricks are ready for delivery via trucks.
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Process diagram demonstrates production of bricks for the building industry.
Overall, process contains seven steps which begins with digging a clay and concludes with delivery of the final product.
First of all, excavator collects the clay and moves it on a metal grid, where collected mass transports on roller. Next, the mass gets combined with sand and water into specific sample. After that, this mixture either moulds or cuts in a wire cutter, where it changes into bricks figure.
Second of all, bricks are drying in a special oven for twenty four to forty eight hours. Consequently, in a kiln, product getting dryied with moderate temperature around 200 to 980 degrees and then with highly tempreture 870 to 1300. After heating it cooles in a cooling chamber. Finaly, finished bricks getting packaged and delivered.
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