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The image contains a circular flow diagram illustrating the concept of "Collaborative Consumption." The diagram shows various objects and activities that are shared or rented instead of owned permanently by an individual. Starting from the top and moving clockwise, the diagram includes: a car labeled "Car Sharing," a depiction of furniture and boxes labeled "Swap/Trade," two clothing items labeled "Pre-owned," and finally two forms of media, books and DVDs, labeled "Rent." Each object or activity points towards a starburst in the center with arrows indicating movement towards the center, and from it arrows lead to each subsequent item in the cycle suggesting a continuous loop. Each object or activity is represented by a stylized icon. There are no numerical data points, percentages, or specific quantitative information provided in the diagram.
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The diagram demonstrates the recycling of aluminium cans.
Overall, it can be seen that the process by which recycling of aluminium cans are recycled is a multistep linear process which consists of three main stages collecting, processing, and reusing.
In the fast step, customers place used cans in the collecting bin, and the cans are collected by large tracks.
In step two, cans are shorted in the factory and then cleaned after that, they are shredded and crashed in a special machine. The metal is melted in a furnace. then it is rolled out flat to a thickness of between 2.5 mm to 6 mm. The aluminium is ready to be recycled such as drink containers. And last not the least now the aluminium cans can be sold and reused. In the UK 74% of all aluminium cans that are sold as recycled.
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