The diagram illustrates the process by which bricks are manufactured for the building industry.
overall, the production process consists of several stages, beginning with the digging clay and their transportation to filtering then a perfect shape. Following to thermal process before being passed the distribution.
Initially, clay are collected by a digger subsequently the soil are filtered by metal grid and separated the unnecessary things. Aftar that the immaculated clay are passed by a roler. Then sand and water are mixtured with bricks following this the bricks are given perfect shape by mould or wire cutter.
The remaining stages are dry the bricks by oven matchine. The bricks are accumulated through a dry oven for one day to two days. The next step involves kiln. The bricks are heated by two different modules first one is moderate (200°c to 980°c) another is high (800°c to 1300°c). Before being packaged the bricks are placed in a cooling chamber for two days to three days. Eventually the bricks are distributed to consumers.
