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The image delineates the sequential process of paper production and recycling, starting with 1) Felling, leading to 2) Removing bark using drums. It then progresses to 3) Chipping wood into wood chippings. Subsequently, these chippings go to a refiner in 4) Pulping to generate pulp conveyed into cylindrical containers. This pulp undergoes 5) Pulp pressing, and the pressed mixture is later utilized in 6) Rolling paper. The paper rolls are further employed in 7) Printing newspapers. Following usage, the newspapers are 8) Collected, and 9) Ink is removed from them to recycle for further use.
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The pictures illustrate how paper is produced and how it is recycled.
Overall there are 10 stages in the diagram for felling the tree to recycle by pulping it with pressing.
The first step is that the trees are felling, and then the trees are removing from bark. The next step is chipping the wood with chipper machine following this it is pulping by refiner and the done pulp is pressing the result is a rolling paper.
The result is used in many ways for instance printing newspapers. After using papers for newspaper it collects. Subsequently they are removed an ink after which it again pulping and presses from this we get again a new rolling paper.
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