Red Brick Common Brick Bata Merah

Red brick is a very popular building material used in the construction of residential, commercial, and industrial structures. Although refinements have been made in the brick manufacturing process, it remains largely unchanged from the manufacture of the earliest bricks, estimated to be around 10,000 years ago in the Middle East.

Indeed, brick-making in underdeveloped areas of the world is indistinguishable from what took place thousands of years ago. The size of bricks remains largely unchanged as well, although variations exist among regions, which may be reflective of the fact that larger bricks will provide greater insulation in colder regions.

Clay brick is made by mixing clay with water and an aggregate such as sand to prevent shrinkage and provide bulk. The mud is worked to a relatively thick consistency, pressed into forms and fired in a kiln at temperatures as high as 1,832 degrees Fahrenheit (1,000 degrees Celsius).

Many different processes and procedures have been developed for the firing process, and modern brick factories can turn out millions of bricks every year. Another source of brick is recycling; when brick structures are demolished, the intact bricks are routinely collected and re-used.

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