Project Update | Brictec MUSK Project Engineering Progress | Drying Chamber

Project Update | Brictec MUSK Project Engineering Progress | Drying Chamber

I. Project Overview

The MUSK project is located in Kirkuk, Iraq, and is planned to build a modern block production base with a daily output of 800 tons. The product range covers load‑bearing blocks, standard bricks, and partition blocks, meeting the material requirements of various local building structures and providing a stable, high‑quality supply of materials for regional urban development.

II. Engineering Progress

Project update for September 2026:

Recently, frequent progress reports have come from the MUSK overseas EPC project construction site. The core process unit – the drying chamber – is currently undergoing vigorous civil construction work, with all on‑site activities steadily accelerating.

At present, multiple key procedures are being carried out simultaneously, including concrete pouring for the drying chamber roof, floor slab hardening and pouring, and main wall masonry. The Brictec construction team has planned the work scientifically, rationally allocated manpower, machinery, and building materials, and strictly controlled every construction detail – such as wall verticality, concrete pouring thickness, and curing periods – in accordance with drawing standards. Safety management is fully implemented throughout the entire process to ensure that civil construction quality meets the required standards and remains controllable.

As the core process unit of the entire fired brick production line, the drying chamber will later undertake the critical tasks of gradient temperature control and uniform moisture removal for green bricks. Its construction quality directly determines the subsequent operational stability and finished product quality of the entire production line. The smooth progress of this civil construction phase has paved the way for the next stage – the installation of ancillary equipment for the hot‑air circulation system in the drying chamber.

The project team will continue to stay focused on the schedule, coordinate all resources in a well‑organized manner, strictly control the construction window, and make every effort to steadily advance toward the goal of on‑time project completion and commissioning.