The given diagram presents the stages involved in the process of recycling paper
It can be seen that, first step used paper is placed on a conveyor belt and then made unfiltered pulp through a mixture of water and different type of chemicals. After that, that paper is broken down into individual fibers and slurry-like filtered pulp as a result. Next the slurry undergoes a filtration process to assist in the removal of impurities.
This is followed by a stage of thorough cleaning, in which water, soap, and air are used to wash the pulp and eliminate ink residues before more water and chemicals are added to enhance the removal process. In the fourth stage, the cleaned pulp is poured onto another conveyor belt, which carries the pulp through a drying process involving the use of heated rollers to remove the water. Finally, the dried paper is then wounded into rolls of recycled paper, ready for use or distribution.
Overall, this process includes four main phases, beginning with the making of pulp and ending in the production of recycled paper.