👉 Fired engineering, also known as brick or clay engineering, is a specialized field within construction that focuses on the design and construction of structures using fired clay bricks. This technique involves the use of kilns to heat the clay bodies to high temperatures, typically between 900°C and 1200°C, which causes the clay to vitrify and harden, creating durable and long-lasting structures. Fired engineering is commonly used in regions with abundant clay resources and for building walls, foundations, and decorative elements due to the bricks' strength, thermal mass, and aesthetic appeal. The process requires precise control over temperature, firing time, and material composition to ensure the bricks meet specific structural and aesthetic requirements.
