The diagram illustrates the cycle of recycling glasses. The process includes six parts: disposal of trash, arrival at the treatment station, cleaning and sterilizing machine, crushing and melting engine, molding tool, and delivery service.
Firstly, glasses are thrown in recycled bins. Then, a garbage truck collects the recycled glasses and brings them to the water treatment facility where they undergo three procedures: cleaning, melting, and molding.
When the glasses arrive at the factory, they are put in a big container where they are cleaned and sterilized thoroughly. After being dried for some time, the glasses are crushed into pieces and put in a high-temperature fire. Next, the melted liquid is poured into various forms of glass molds.
Finally, new batches of glasses are made and delivered to supermarkets around the world. This is a circulation process of recycling glass. Therefore, glasses are not wasted and are used continuously by the community.