The provided chart outlines the production process of bricks used in the construction industry,
Overall, there are 7 key stages, commencing with clay extraction and concluding with the delivery of the finished bricks.
First, caly is excavated from the earth’s surface using a digging machine, after which it is placed onto a metal grid for fragmentation, assisted by a roller.
Subsequently, a mixture of sand and water combined with the clay is transformed into bricks either through moulding or the utilisation of a wire cutter. Following this, the bricks are subjected to a 24 to 48-hour drying period in the oven.
Then, the bricks undergo a heating and cooling process. They are initially heated in a kiln, with temperatures ranging from 200 degrees celsius to 1300, followed by cooling in a chamber spanning 2 to 3 days. Ultimately, the bricks are packaged and transported to their designated destinations.
