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The image shows two flow charts: "Glass production" and "Glass recycling." Glass production consists of Mining (Sand, Soda ash, Limestone, Other chemicals), Melting (Glass furnace approx. 1500°C), Shaping (Molten glass blowing), and resulting in Glass containers. Glass recycling encompasses Collection of used glass, Sorting by color, Washing (remove impurities), Crushing and melting, and Molding into new products. A note states diagrams often use pictures to help understand steps; this one uses terms “flow chart” due to lack of pictures.
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The diagram above illustrates the steps are required for production and recycle of glass.
Overall, for production four steps is necessary. Also, the recycle process requires five steps from collection of glass to get new items.
Production of glass begins with mixing chemicals such as sand, soda ash, limestone and others. The substance is sent to furnace that is temperature is nearly 1500 C. The main process is shaping, in this step glass is blowed. Then, an obtained mass of glass is loaded containers for delivery.
Collection of used glasses from bins is the fisrt step of recycling. After this step, collected glasses are sent to sorting process bt their colour. While washing process, the glass seperated from impurities. For better melting it crushed by machine, then melted. At the end, new items are obtained from moulding.
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