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The image depicts a process diagram for making bricks involving multiple steps: Initially, clay is extracted using a digger, then placed on roller through a metal grid; sand and water are added. This mixture is shaped into bricks either using wire cutters or molds. The formed bricks are first dried in an oven for 24-48 hrs, then heated in a kiln at moderate temperatures (200-980°C) and high temperatures (870-1300°C), and finally cooled in a chamber for 48-72 hrs before being packaged and delivered by truck.
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The process diagram illustrates how bricks are produced for the building industry. Overall, it is a linear process consisting of seven steps, which begins with digging clay and ends with delivery to the final consumer.
The first step involves excavating clay using a digger. The next step is to form the bricks by mixing sand and water. Once formed, the bricks undergo drying in an oven for several hours.
In the following stage, the bricks are subjected to high temperatures and then cooled in a chamber for two to three days. After this, they go through packaging, and the final step is delivering them to the end customer.
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