The process diagram illustrates the manufacturing of bricks for the building industry in seven steps.

The process diagram illustrates the manufacturing of bricks for the building industry in seven steps.
The diagram shows the creation of
bricks
for the developing industry.
Overall
, the building of
bricks
has seven steps which are 3 stages to create
bricks
, 2 stages to cook
bricks
, and 2 stages to send to industry. In the first step, the digger retrieves clay from the wetland. After that, the clay was put in the metal grid and roller. Next step, the clay can be processed with sand and water to create
bricks
.
Then
, the
process
of creating
bricks
has two tools which use a wire cutter and mould. Fourth step, the
bricks
are put in the oven for the drying
process
which is 24
hours
to 48
hours
. After the
bricks
are dried, the
bricks
are put in the clin to dry
process
which is moderate and high processes different
process
which is 200
Celsius
to 980
Celsius
and 870
Celsius
to 1300
Celsius
, respectively. After that, the
bricks
are put in the cooling chamber for 48
hours
to 72
hours
. Final
process
, some
bricks
are put in the package and ready to send to the industry.
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Basic structure: Change the third paragraph.
Vocabulary: Replace the words bricks, process, hours, celsius with synonyms.
Vocabulary: Rephrase the word "undefined" in your introduction.
Vocabulary: Only 3 basic words for charts were used.
Vocabulary: Use several vocabularies to present the data in the second paragraph.
Vocabulary: Use several vocabularies to present the data in the third paragraph.
Topic Vocabulary:
  • illustrates
  • manufacturing
  • building industry
  • raw materials
  • preparation
  • kneading
  • uniformity
  • shaping
  • molds
  • drying
  • moisture
  • firing
  • kiln
  • high temperatures
  • harden
  • cooling
  • cracking
  • quality checking
  • packaging
  • shipping
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