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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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The diagram illustrates the processes generally followed in the manufacturing of bricks. Generally the process involves several stages. The initial stage is where the clay is excavated. Then the final product is transported by way of a lorry.
To begin, clay is being extracted from the surface by the use of a digger; the metal is then poured on the ground to obtain finer particles where it is mixed with water and sand. Then the mixture of sand, water and clay is moulded into a desired shape.
To add on, the moulded bricks are then put in a drying oven for as to 48 hours where it then put into a kiln with a series of moderate temperature of 800°c to 980°c and 870°c to 1300°c, followed by cooling in a cooling chamber before packaging ready to be delivered by use of a lorry.
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