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The image shows a step-by-step glass recycling process starting with 'Collection,' moving to 'Purification' where contaminants are removed, then 'Fining' where impurities are cleared, followed by processing through an 'Optoelectronic system' to segregate glass types and colors, another 'Purification' step further ensures cleanliness, 'Cullet melting' converts glass into molten form ready for formation, 'Forming' shapes molded glass into new products, and finally resulting in diverse 'End products' like bottles and jars.
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The diagram illustrates the process of recycling used glass bottles.
Overall, the procedure consists of several stages, beginning with the collection of discarded bottles and ending with the production of new glass containers after melting and forming.
At the first stage, used bottles are collected and transported to a recycling facility. They are then cleaned during a purification stage in order to remove any impurities. After this, the glass goes through a fining process, which further improves its quality.
Next, the purified glass is broken into small pieces and transferred to a melting stage, where it is heated until it becomes liquid. Finally, the molten glass is poured into moulds and formed into new bottles, which are ready to be used again.
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