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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 diagram gives information about the manufacturing and recycling of paper.
Overall, paper production comprises 7 steps and recycling session includes 3 steps before turning back to pulping step.
In paper manufacturing, trees are felled to collect logs, which have their barks removed through a drum. Next, these debarked logs are put into a chipper and chipped into wood chippings. Subsequently, they are refined into a pulp in a refiner. After that, pulp is pressed into sheets of paper before being rolled. Moreover, these rolled papers are printed into newspapers.
Moving to the paper recycling process, used newspapers are collected to start recycling. Then, their ink are removed through a ink remover before they are refined into a pulp to restart the paper production and paper recycling.
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