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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 delineates the process of making paper.
Overall, it is evident that there are two main phases in making paper, from trees and old newspapers.
The first step begins when wood is felled to be raw material for this production, following that, the trees are fed into a drum machine to remove their bark, subsequently they chop into wood chips by a chopper. Next, the chips are ground in a refiner to become pulp. Then the pulp is pressed in a press machine to become thin slides. After that they are rolled and ready to be used in the next step. Finally they are printed and stacked for delivery.
Beside that, the recycling process starts with used newspaper are gathered and prepared for the recycling process, following that the ink is carefully removed from used paper. After that the de-inked paper is repulped ready to begin the process of creating new paper products.
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