Overall, the process starts with digging the clay and end with delivery the bricks, it has total seven steps, it is linear process and it is man-made.

At first, to create the bricks we need to use digger to digging clay. Following that, put the clay we take on last step on a metal grid to filter it, put the clay on roller adding sand and water so the clay can transform to the brick. After this the brick in liquid form can have two ways to turn into bricks in solid form, we can use the wire cutter or use mould both can create the bricks in solid form. Then we bring the bricks in drying oven for 24 to 48 hours, in here the bricks first get dried in the kiln at moderate temperature

Overall, the industrial brick-manufacturing is a linear, man-made process which contains six stages. It starts by collecting main ingredients and ends with delivering.

An the initial step, clay is dug and put into a metal grid, which is on a special roller. Next, water and sand are added and mixed with the clay. Subsequently, the combination is shaped by a wire cutter or a mould. Then, unfinished bricks are put in a drying oven for one to two days. Following that, the bricks are heated in the kiln at moderate or high degrees which are in the range from 200 to 980 degrees of Celcius and from 870 to 1300 degrees of Celcius respectively.  After heating up, the product is cooled down in a cooling chamber between two to three days. Finally the completed bricks are ready to be packaged and delivered to building industry.