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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 process demonstrates how rolling papers are made and how to recycle inked papers.
Overall, it requires six steps to make rolling paper, and the recycling process also takes six steps to remake the paper. It is notable that all of them are automated without manual steps.
Initially, a felling stage is carried out to collect trunks before putting them in a machine to strip off the bark. Subsequently, the stripped woods go through a chipper and are processed into wood chippings, which then are refined and pulped in two adjacent machines. After the materials undergo pulp pressing, they will eventually become rolling papers.
In terms of recycling process, the rolling papers are now printed to make newspapers. After they are used, the next stage is collecting them in order to remove the ink. The de-inked materials are put into a pulping machine before returning to pulping pressing to remake rolling papers.
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