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The image is a diagram showing a paper recycling process with key indicating unfiltered pulp (hashed pattern), filtered pulp (dotted pattern), ink (solid black), and cleaned pulp (white). The process starts with used paper on a conveyor belt turning into unfiltered pulp mixed with water and chemicals, labeled "Making Pulp." This mixture goes through a filtering stage where water and soap are added, resulting in filtered pulp. The next step is cleaning, where an air pump removes ink from the pulp, resulting in clean pulp. Finally, this cleaned pulp is processed through heated rollers to produce recycled paper.
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The provided diagram illustrates the process of making recycled paper.
Overall, it is clear that the process consists of 4 stages, beginning with making pulp by the paper that used, and ending with the action of producing recycled paper through a heating process.
As can be seen from the diagram, the used paper undergoes a transformation into unfiltered pulp after it is placed on a conveyor belt and mixed with water and chemicals in the ‘Making Pulp’ stage. Subsequently, the pulp is filtered by the addition of water and soap, resulting in the creation of filtered pulp.
It is noteworthy that the next stage involves the cleaning of filtered pulp, where an air pump effectively removes ink from the mixture, leaving behind the clean pulp ready for the final step. In the last phase, the clean pulp is processed through heated rollers, culminating in the production of high-quality recycled paper.
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