The given diagram illustrates the process of making bricks for the bricking industry.
Overall, the process consist of eight main steps, which begins with digging the ground and ends with delivering the end products.
First, the clay is dug by a huge digger. Then, they are putted on the metal grid to sift the rocks. Next, salt and water is added to the clay. A roller assist in this process. At the following stage, they are divided into two distinct types, such as wire cutter and mould shapes.
At the next stage, bricks are dried in oven for 1-2 days. After being dried, they are moved to the heating and cooling room champers with an average temperature of 200c to 1300c for 48-72 hours. They are then packed and the end products are delivered to their destinations.
