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The image depicts a glass bottle recycling process flow diagram with eight sequential stages: Disposing, where bottles are deposited in recycling bins; Collecting, utilizing a recycling truck; Washing, cleaning the collected glass in a container; Sorting, categorizing bottles into brown, green, and clear types; Crushing, where sorted glass is pulverized; Melting, heating the crushed glass in a furnace; Shaping, forming new glass products with molten glass; and Distribution, transporting finished products using a truck; concluding with Using, representing the consumption of new glass products.
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The diagram illustrates how glass bottles are recycled.
Overall, it is clear that the process involves several stages, starting with glass bottles being placed in recycling bins and ending with them being reused.
At the first stage is the a glass bottles are collected from recycling bins and they are washed by the special machines. The next stage is glass bottles sorted by colors, size, and shape. After that they are crushed to small pieces.
Subsequently, crushed glass bottles are melted at high temperatures using a large furnace, and they are poured into the molds to form new bottles. During this stage, the bottles are cooled and hardened. Finally, the finished glass bottles are packaged and ready for distribution.
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