The diagram gives detailed information about the process in which bricks are produced for the building industry.
Overall, there are 7 steps in the production of brick, starting with dig and ending with delivering. It is also worth mentioning that the process requires labor-intensive jobs, with the former taking up the largest proportion of the tasks.
Looking at the details, the process begins when clay is dig by digger machine. Next, the clay passes through a metal grid and is crushed by rollers. Then, sand and water are added to the clay and are mixed together. The mixture is shaped into bricks either by using a mould or a wire cutter. Subsequently, bricks are dried in a drying oven for 24-48 hours.
Afterwards, the bricks are fired ina klin, first at a moderate temreture which, 200-990 degrees Celsius, and then at a higher temprature which, 870-1300 degrees Celsius. Thereafter, they are cooled in a cooling chamber for 48-72 hours. Once cooled, the bricks are packeged. Finally, the packeged bricks are delivered by truck.
