How To Make Manual Clay Bricks Classical Complete Process In India Pakistan kiln industry

How To Make Manual Clay Bricks Process In India & Pakistan Fire Brick Kiln Industry Documentary film.Fired bricks are one of the longest-lasting and strongest building materials. They have been used since about 3000 BC in early Indus Valley cities. Sun-dried mud bricks are much older and quite satisfactory in hot, dry climates. Fired bricks are much more resistant to cold and moist weather conditions.
Welcome to Tarar Support Subscribe Now. In this video, You will watch How to make manual clay bricks in India and Pakistan.
After Digging the required amount of soil and ship it to the brickmaking site. Mixing a sufficient amount of water to the soil to make it clay. Now Testing if the soils need to be mixed with some additional amount of sand.the sand plays an important role in removing the brick from the mold.
hand molding the tempered clay is formed in the mold in such a way that it fills all the corners of the mold. Extra clay is removed either by wooden strike or Hands. Mould is then lifted up and raw brick is left on the ground.
After molding process, the bricks contain some amount of moisture in it. So, drying is to be done otherwise they may be cracked while burning. The drying of raw bricks is done by the natural process.
The bricks are laid in stacks. A stack consists 8 to 10 stairs. The bricks in these stacks should be arranged in such a way that circulation of air in between the bricks is free.
The period of drying may be 2 to 10 days. It also depends on the weather conditions.
The drying yards are also prepared on the higher level than the normal ground for the prevention of bricks from rainwater.
To remove maximum moisture from the brick so as to save time and fuel during burning.
The Bricks are transporting to bricks factory.
To increase the strength of raw bricks so that they can be handled and stacked in greater heights in the kiln for burning without damage.
kilns (large scale) up to certain degree temperature. In this stage, the bricks will gain hardness and strength so it is an important stage in the manufacturing of bricks.
The temperature required for burning is about 1100oC. If they burnt beyond this limit they will be brittle and easy to break. If they burnt under this limit, they will not gain full strength and there is a chance to absorb moisture from the atmosphere.
Hence burning should be done properly to meet the requirements of good brick.
There are intermittent and continuous kilns. Moulded clay is stacked in the chambers. They are then slowly dried and burned to high temperature and cooled. One cycle of loading, drying, burning, cooling and emptying may take as much as two weeks. These processes are carried out intermittently in intermittent kilns and in cyclic order in continuous kilns.
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Now I know how to work in the making of the bricks in these factories that are so much seen in the landscape of Pakistan, thanks to your train videos.

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Interesting video !

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this type work should come back to west europe etc with europe wages;).to many robots an computers taking jobs nowt wrong with hard days work.

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[@mipa3948]

Hi i am from Czech Republic and I work in Brick factory.
Hat down in front of Indian brick workers.

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[@BeBodacious]

Wow! The 1,100C works out to over 2,000F. I never stopped to think about how hot the temperatures have to be to fire the bricks.They are making something that will make people's lives better. Through their efforts, strong homes and businesses can be built that will give families a good place to live or buildings that will hold businesses that will create jobs.

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[@avidlearner3057]

With same procedure bricks are produced in my brick kiln also... And making a raw brick is also an art😊 a slight tap on the head of wet brick after its release from wood engraving will make it's back surface smooth and flat...
Cleanliness of surface where they engrave raw brick ,amout of red soil and nature of local soil present will also have impact on burnt brick produced as end result of process..... Rest the process is exactly same here also 🙂👍
Nice video🙂🙂

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[@ryanduckering]

Crazy shit, these guys know true labor.

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[@ketankhapre4061]

VERY HARDWORKING

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[@Respect-qn9tp]

Thanks for the video, I would love trying that out one day, closest I can get to this type of labor is chopping logs and placing them neatly in a pile lol

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You are master

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This is old the bricks not quality

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wow thank you for the upload and much respect for this workers they work so hard and fast :)

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Very Educational, Extraordinary Video.

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చాలా బాగుంది its amazing

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Awepsome madam

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I know very hard work

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[@cenexes12]

that is some hard ass work in a hot area ! you got my respect and I wish you a very successful future

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excellent work

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[@user-th5ez4ni4r]

I didn`t expect that the production of bricks in Pakistan is such a heavy manual labor...

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That is amazing

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it's very hard work

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amazing work

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[@LiezerZero]

Now I gotta build me a brick basement in the forest.

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Good project,,

[@JizzMasterTheZeroth]

I don't get why they would stack the bricks when drying, burning and storing the bricks but not when transporting them in a truck (which seems to be the most costly part of the process)?

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No, normal because bricks are ready to use and strength is good now it is buyers how they transport with stack or not, thanks

[@JizzMasterTheZeroth]

I see. Thank you for clearing that up :)

[@mubashirhassan2098]

Awesome video but you missing burning process in detail

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I will so hapy to know about bricks making 😃😃😄

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Nice work

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[@Dollapfin]

Should get a press. A lot of money, but you don’t need as much workers and the bricks are much more uniform and denser and no need for wetting it down so much it just needs to be moist. Then, drying is simpler and easier and you can produce much faster.

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Tarar Support no problem. I hope the best for you, these workers, and your community.

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[@nandagopaliyengar1258]

Instead of joining a gym to reduce belly this seems to be a much nicer work.

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yea, who needs weight watchers?

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Спасибо большое за информацию и русские субтитры.

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Very nice video and good for education

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[@afrozkhan3907]

Can anyone tell me how to prevent thec cracks on the bricks

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Afroz Khan, Difference between Afghani Labor and Punjabi Masalli Bricks

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Zaber dest

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Thanks, Hamza Sheikh

[@adhikesavana5322]

Hi can you tell me Wat to do if I need to start this buissness, how to build that burning area, if you know please let me know...

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It's good for expert but not suitable for new, profitable it depend on location, in Pakistan 4 cent cost for one brick and price is 6 cent but weather conditions is more important than other things

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Ya understand, can you get details for burning process, and burning system details..

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Good❤

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I respect hard work, consequently respect these men greatly. Don't see any feminist wanting to get in on this work.

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or any male in the developed world, for that matter. btw, they keep the women at home, where they work for nothing.

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Women work it but not filmed due to respect.

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If I could, I’d give your comment 100 likes!

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Is there a pottery video on your channel? Please answer,

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greetings from Indonesian bricks

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[@imrankhan-fy2vb]

It's so much work hard i know

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How many they break by day when they send bricks ?

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It is not high over 2%

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rakhad sement se brix banane ke jankari dijiye pls

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I'm on my way to give them the sack

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I'm from Pakistan

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[@innazhurav9622]

To throw those bricks on the trailer was an excellent crash test!

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[@kashkash18]

imagine the effort to make 1 brick, then its thrown into the lorry to break...... too much wastage!

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No more than 1%

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None will break i

[@Mu5tyLaghmani]

Imagine if it rains, it will destroy all the bricks at once.

[@chunchapbounewmai3598]

I got through all the process of manufacturing bricks from all various sources one day I will start up a bussiness of manufacturing bricks .but no coal in locality 😭fire wood cannot be used in large kiln

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What text to speech software do you use???

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Premium version but now original voice is better than software

[@figettablecharms4146]

Too loud music!!

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[@scottsnodgrass4361]

I appreciate the labor that goes into making brick but I question the quality of these. They have a very rustic appearance and it seems that if they slowed down a bit and handled them with a little more care, the finished product would look better and possibly last longer.

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How big are there bricks

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9*3*4 Inch

[@reinaldodesouzareinaldo6322]

A técnica da fabricação de tijolos de argila que utilizam é quase que semelhante a uma fábrica mecanizada,andam rápido nos processos manuais,só é triste ver o quão é forçoso para os animais transportar tanto peso numa carroça de pneus de caminhão!De Ituiutaba _MG,Brasil,as 17:21,em 18/09/20.🙌

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Obrigado por assistir, Agora esse processo está mudando, mas lentamente.

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V 9ic

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They should probably just cancel their gym membership.
I doubt they use it that much.

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what is price for 1000 bricks

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6500 Rupees local Pakistani currency $ 65

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4500 rupees per 1000 india uttar pradesh sambhal

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What's the name of music in playback

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Not in my memory

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This is Pakistan ❤️🇵🇰

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Betahr pradarshan

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Sam same work Pakistan 9D India

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Thanks for sharing your thoughts.

[@aldinoindra2742]

how many bricks one brickmaker can produce in a day?

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2000 to 3500

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[@ranchoelchamusquito3683]

wow mexico is so rekt in comparison with india and pakistan, a lot of people here would prefer to sit down all day long eating chips and watching telenovelas than doing any sort of work that implies sweating

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Kaha he bro

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Interesting video. But please sack the voice over lady and get rid of that stupid music!!

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[@competo3043]

Reality isse aur bhi battar they need to work 14 to 15 hour per day

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now enough improvement wages are better but actual problem is that almost 6 month work in a year.

[@santoshkedia_chitthiforchange]

Namaste. Please watch Handmade Hollow Clay Bricks by traditional method short vidios upload by Santoshkumar Kedia. Thanks.

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[@selendriamuganogo7077]

I feel like this is the same way Egypt was built... especially the pyramids

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You're right, How is life nowdays in Egypt

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Tarar Support I don’t know what life is like there 🤔 I’m from California... but ancient Egypt is interesting and so is brick making 👍🏾

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They are breaking the bricks while uploading and downloading!!!!!

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[@harmeetkaur940]

Hi

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[@shamisomakuvaro4487]

Wow shame hard labour we also mould them in my country Zimbabwe but we burn them first before using them in something like a blast furnace and it kills people's backs to mould. You work bending your back all the time not squart like how they do it here very clever.

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Thanks for sharing your thoughts and info

[@tommaika9121]

EASY WITH THE FINISHED PRODUCT !!! W T F ? You take care to mold, dry, stack, place in kiln, then you DUMP the finished product on the ground? Why don't you take Bricks from Kiln and put on to a pallet and wrap in plastic? Where is your Quality Control Foreman?

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There is not a Quality Control system, Simply transport to construction fields by truck.

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I feel very pity for the horses

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Две недели обжигать???

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нет полной процедуры от а до я

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why indis like so much to work on the floor

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Still need education and technology.

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cvb

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Thanks 🇵🇰 Pola Nagaseshu

[@manit77]

bricks already cracked before even making it to the build site. sorry but this is just poor craftsmanship. there are better manual methods than throwing bricks.

[@spiin5986]

Thy dont just give them all there is 2 or 3 numbers 1 is the best the collect it from it so that didnt beark use for homes mostly but number 2 is alwys use for soft work like sideways

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Poor horses, 🙁

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now work is shifting to tractors

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Pq

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quality of these brick is very poor tbh.

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I think no

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@@Tararsupport I also own a brick klin and we make much better bricks than this

[@ah3690]

Hard working pure slavery on those places children are also working.

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yes, but now enough improvement in my area, minimum Child labor is not allowed. Thanks, for sharing your thought. A h

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Tttyg

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What a shame! They are just wasting everything, their energy, strength, time and ruining there future too.

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Tagorechand Meah. everyone has not skills and equal resources.

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greetings from Indonesian bricks

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