The given diagram demonstrates the process of recycling the aluminium cans once they are used. This process takes around 6 weeks. It starts by throwing the cans.
Firstly, once the people mark these cans as waste, they are collected and deposited in a factory for a period. Secondly, they are cleaned by water and crushed to make them solid. When the solid is ready, the factory workers begin their work. They start by erasing the crushed aluminium with chemicals, so there will not be any bacteria left. After that, the cleaned solid is heated under carefully controlled temperatures. Then, it is placed in a mould to reshape into the cans again. Following this step, the employees make sure that every mould can is weighted equally. Later, the cans are labeled according to their future specific usages. Lastly, it is reproduced as new cans in the markets.
The whole process takes around 1.5 months, but since we can decrease the amount of non-renewable resources we use daily, it is worth taking longer.
