The illustration below provides information about how bricks are created for the building industry.
Overall, it can be seen that this brick-manufacturing process contains seven steps, beginning with the excavation of the clay gathering it by digger, and ending with delivery.
In more detail, firstly, the clay is collected by an excavator and then passes the clay through the metal grid. Secondly, the clay is rolled by one specific tool, and water and soil are combined into the clay. After this process, create a brick with one particular tool and then cut it with a wire cutter or manufacture the brick by putting the results into the mould. After that, bricks are put into the drying oven for 24-48hours. Following this, heating the brick with a kiln of about 200-980 Celsius increased the temperature to around 870-1300 Celsius. Afterward, chill the brick with the cooling chamber for 48-72 hours. Finally, boxing the clay block and delivered to the specific areas.