The diagram illustrates the sequense of stages involved in the recycling process of aluminium cans, beginning from waste cans to rolling and new cans the final product.
Overall, the process is a multi-step procedure that involves physical preparation, deposit, water, crush, erase with chemicals, mould and rolling. The cycle is continuous, allowing used cans to be transformed into new cans repeatedly.
The process begins with to collected waste of cans and deposit, which is washed by water. Aftercheaning, the cans are crushed into small pieces and then processed further before undergoing a chemical treatment, which helps erase any remaining contaminants. This entire cleaning and processing stage takes approximately six weeks.
It is treated by heat, and to become mould. After, it is weighting by machine and rolling. Then, after new cans ready.
