the diagram illustrates the various stages involved in the aluminum cans, from the gathering of waste recycling throughto, the new aluminium cans rolling for sale of new cans, over a six-week period.
Overall, it is clear that the process is linear and made up of eleven distinct stages in six week. It begins with the collection of waste, proceeds through a series of industrial three stages in which these waste cans are collection and chemical processing. Followed this melting and moulding, and end with the rolling and final manifacturing the finished new cans for use. It is also notable that the entire procedure is carried out by machinery and appaers to require no human input at any point.
At the first stage, the waste cans are collected, washed and chemicals with removed. the resulting material is subsequently fed into furnace, where it is heated for the material is shaped after measured weight out.
Following this, the scans undergoes rolling. Finally, the finished new scans can sale in store.