Clay brick production involves several key steps: first, raw clay is excavated from deposits and then prepared by crushing and mixing with water to create a plastic, workable material. Next, the clay is molded into brick shapes using methods such as extrusion, molding, or pressing. The shaped bricks are then dried to remove excess moisture, either naturally or in drying chambers, to prevent cracking during firing. The dried bricks are fired in kilns at high temperatures (typically between 900°C