The diagram illustrates the systematic process for recycling plastic bottles. It highlights the key stages, from the initial state as garbage to the final state as usable products.
Overall, the procedure contains nine distinct stages, beginning with dropping and collecting garbage and culminating at producing end products from raw material.
Initially, people dropped their used plastic bottles into recycle bin, from where they are collected by the recycle collector truck and transported to the recycling centre for sorting. Once sorted, they are compressed into the blocks. Then, they are crushed into tiny pieces and perform washing on them, before sending them to the next facility, where plastic pellets will be produced. Following the pellet production stage, pellets are heated to form the raw material which then will be used to produced the useful products.
Finally, they will be used by individuals and after use, drop to the recycle bin and the cycle starts again. The entire process is very carefully designed to transform the garbage plastic bottles into the high quality, usable products.