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The image presents a sequential diagram illustrating the aluminium can recycling process, comprising of nine main steps, beginning with waste accumulation and deposit management, followed by water treatment, crushing application, material processing, chemical removal, progressing to heating phase, then moulding, subsequent weighing stage, rolling procedure, culminating in the production of new cans, completed over a six-week cycle.
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The diagram illustrates the process of recycling aluminium cans.
Overall, it is a multi-stage, cyclical, automatic process, during which waste undergoes crushing and chemical treatment to be turned into new cans.
The process starts with waste collection and transportation to factories, where the cans are sprayed with water and then crushed. Next, the cans undergo chemical erasing from labels and then heated in special ovens at high temperature. Once heated, the cans are moulded into shape. Ultimately, aluminium cans pass through weighting and rolling processes, then become new cans which are ready to sell again.
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