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The image shows a brick manufacturing process beginning with a digger excavating clay, which is then placed on a roller conveyor and passed through a metal grid. Sand and water are added before the mixture is shaped into bricks by either a wire cutter or a mould. The bricks are then sent to a drying oven for 24-48 hours. Afterwards, they enter a kiln, first at a moderate temperature of 200°C - 980°C, then a high temperature of 870°C - 1300°C. Following the kiln, the bricks are placed in a cooling chamber for 48-72 hours. The final stages are packaging and delivery by truck.
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Provided diagram illustrates the process through which bricks are manufactured
Overall, bricks are produced through a relatively sophisticated process which comprises of 7 stages starting from gathering materials ending with realised products being delivered.
The procedure starts when a mechanical vehicle called digger collects clay which is then mixed with a metal grid. The mixture is being crumbled and dropped on a roller with addition of sand and water. Produced goods are either cut into bricks using a wire cutter or collected in a mould to produce bricks.
The bricks then are heated firstly in a drying oven for 24-48 hours and then either heated in kilns under various temperatures depending on a type of the bricks required or cooled in a cooled chamber for a couple of days. Finally, released bricks are being packaged in colonies which then are being transferred in trucks.
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