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Making Clay Bricks

Clay Bricks 

Materials:

clay, sand, water

Tools:

shovel, hoe, pickax

strainer, wire #14

wooden scraper

wooden molds 10" x5" x12½"

gas oven

 

Procedure:

1. Dig soil, remove stones and waste with the use of strainer.

2. Mix with:

    25% water (1 part water in 4 parts of soil)

    10% sand (10 parts of sand in 10 parts of clay)

    Mix well.

3. Put in molds, scrape excess.

4. Remove molds and let dry bricks within 3 to 4 weeks at room temperature.

5. Invert brick so it won't crack or form wrinkles.

6. Preheat gas oven for 2 hours at 980° C.

7. Arrange bricks alternately

8. Bake for 16 hours.

9. Cool before use.

 

This Information Came From:

Philippines Science and Technology Information Institute
Department of Science and Technology
www.stii.dost.gov.ph

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