The diagram illustrates information about the recycling of plastic bottles. The process involves several stages, starting with collecting bottles from consumers and ending with the various types of raw material productions.
The process begins with collecting unused bottles from the people. Then the bottles were taken to the recycling centre through trucks. The first step begins from the recycling centre. The bottles are being compressed into blocks and crushing them with. The following stage is to collect them in a huge container. In this step, the crashed pieces of bottles are being washed.
Additionally, the next process starts with sending them to producing plastic pellets. In that process they’re being heated and form the shape of raw materials. Although the plastics are already formed in the raw materials shape, they need further heat. Finally, the pieces of bottles get their raw materials shaped completely. Now, they are making two types of materials: plastic bowls or bottles and clothes or bags. The process ends with the producing of products.
Overall, this is a cyclical process that starts with a simple process and then follows several complex ways to form raw materials, shaped, and again they’re abandoned by the consumers.