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The image displays a flowchart for brick manufacturing, beginning with a digger excavating clay, which is then processed on a roller conveyor through a metal grid. Sand and water are added, and the mixture is formed into bricks using either a wire cutter or a mould. The raw bricks are then sent to a drying oven for 24 - 48 hours. Subsequently, they are fired in a kiln, first through a moderate temperature section (200°C - 980°C) and then a high temperature section (870°C - 1300°C). After firing, the bricks are placed in a cooling chamber for 48 - 72 hours. The final steps are packaging the cooled bricks and delivery by truck.
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The diagram provides information on how bricks are made from digging raw materials to delivery.
Overall, the process involves 6 stages and is fully mashine-made one. Manufacturing starts with maining clay by digger and sorting it on a roller. After that, water and sand is added to the clay. In order to form bricks either mould or wire cutter is used.
On the next stage formed bricks are drying in an oven for 24 – 48 hours. Then three steps of kilning is required. First one is moderation by the temperature around 200 to 980 degress Celsius, by the second step temperature is getting higher, at 870 to 1300 degress Celsius and in the end bricks are cooling for 48-72 hours in a chamber. Once the bricks are cooled, they are packaged into blocks. At the end stage ready packages of bricks are delivering to shops or constructions by trucks.
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