July 16, 2020
Bricks Manufacturing Process
The diagram demonstrates the bricks production technology.
Overall, the process has seven stages during which bricks transforms from a simple clay mass to the product that is ready to use.
It starts with a digger collecting clay for bricks. The next stage is to filter clay through a metal grid and move clean samples on roller to use it in further stages. After that bricks need to be shaped, whether by using a wire cutter or a mould. The fourth stage is to hold bricks into a drying oven for 24-48 hours. Now, it’s time to burn bricks. Firstly, they move into the first kiln with a moderate temperature from 200 up to 980 degrees Celcius. The second kiln’s temperature is even higher and set to a range beetween 870 and 1300 degrees. Then bricks need to be cooled down in the cooling chamber, where they should stay for at least 48-72 hours. After this last procedure, bricks are ready for packaging. Now they can be delivered to clients.
I have to use synonyms, and I get them from my head, so there could be mistakes.
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Overall, the process has seven stages during which bricks transforms from a simple clay mass to thea product that is ready to use.
The next stage is to filter clay through a metal grid and move clean samples on a roller to use it in further stages.
The fourth stage is to holdmove bricks into a drying oven for 24-48 hours.
Now, it’s time to burn the bricks.
July 16, 2020
Now, it’s time to burn the bricks.
the process in English is "fire". Clay is changed into brick or ceramics (eg cups, plates, jugs) by "firing" in a kiln.
So "Now it's time to fire the bricks." would be better English. "
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Bricks Manufacturing Process |
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The diagram demonstrates the bricks production technology. The diagram demonstrates the Your sentence OK. This is another option. |
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Overall, the process has seven stages during which bricks transforms from a simple clay mass to the product that is ready to use. Overall, the process has seven stages during which bricks transform |
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It starts with a digger collecting clay for bricks. |
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The next stage is to filter clay through a metal grid and move clean samples on roller to use it in further stages. The next stage is to filter clay through a metal grid and move clean samples on a roller to use it in further stages. |
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After that bricks need to be shaped, whether by using a wire cutter or a mould. |
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The fourth stage is to hold bricks into a drying oven for 24-48 hours. The fourth stage is to |
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Now, it’s time to burn bricks. Now, it’s time to burn the bricks. |
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Firstly, they move into the first kiln with a moderate temperature from 200 up to 980 degrees Celcius. |
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The second kiln’s temperature is even higher and set to a range beetween 870 and 1300 degrees. |
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Then bricks need to be cooled down in the cooling chamber, where they should stay for at least 48-72 hours. |
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After this last procedure, bricks are ready for packaging. |
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Now they can be delivered to clients. |
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