Modern Automatic Brick Production Line Machines | Fire Brick Kiln India
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Tunnel kiln is a continuous moving ware kiln
in which the clay products to be fired are
passed on cars through a long horizontal
tunnel. The firing of products occurs at the
central part of the tunnel. The tunnel kiln is
considered to be the most advanced brick
making technology. The main advantages
of tunnel kiln technology lie its ability to
fire a wide variety of clay products, better
*Numbers are estimates only
Indian Line
Chinese Line
Indian Line
Chinese Line
INDIA
PAKISTAN
BHUTAN
BURMA
NEPAL
BANGLADESH
TUNNEL KILN IN VIETNAM
control over the firing process and high quality
of the the products.
The tunnel kiln technology was developed around
mid 19th century in Germany. However, the
application of the technology for brick firing took
place in the 20th century. After the Second World
War, the technology was widely adopted and led to
the transformation of the European brick industry
from several thousand small and scattered brick
making units into a few hundred large scale and
highly mechanised tunnel kiln units.
In Asia, China and Vietnam started adopting
the technology during the 1970’s and now have
several hundred tunnel kilns in operation. In India,
there are very few (~5) tunnel brick kiln units.
Tunnel kiln is a continuous moving ware kiln
in which the clay products to be fired are
passed on cars through a long horizontal
tunnel. The firing of products occurs at the
central part of the tunnel. The tunnel kiln is
considered to be the most advanced brick
making technology. The main advantages
of tunnel kiln technology lie its ability to
fire a wide variety of clay products, better
*Numbers are estimates only
Indian Line
Chinese Line
Indian Line
Chinese Line
INDIA
PAKISTAN
BHUTAN
BURMA
NEPAL
BANGLADESH
TUNNEL KILN IN VIETNAM
control over the firing process and high quality
of the the products.
The tunnel kiln technology was developed around
mid 19th century in Germany. However, the
application of the technology for brick firing took
place in the 20th century. After the Second World
War, the technology was widely adopted and led to
the transformation of the European brick industry
from several thousand small and scattered brick
making units into a few hundred large scale and
highly mechanised tunnel kiln units.
In Asia, China and Vietnam started adopting
the technology during the 1970’s and now have
several hundred tunnel kilns in operation. In India,
there are very few (~5) tunnel brick kiln units.
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