The picture below shows the recycling process of wasted glass bottles.
The given diagram illustrates the process by which recycled glass bottles are produced. Overall, there are three stages in the process, beginning with collecting used bottles and culminating with distributing finished products on the market.
Initially, wasted glass bottles are collected from households and then taken to a collection site. After that, those bottles are transferred by a truck to a location where they are cleaned with high-pressure water before being sorted into three categories: green, grown, and clear bottles.
After experiencing the classification stage, the bottles are moved to a factory where the bottles are crushed into small glass pieces. This is followed by another step where those pieces are burned in a furnace at 600-800 degrees celsius to release recycled liquid glass. Subsequently, this liquid is mixed with new liquid glass and poured into a mould to form a shape of bottle. At the final stage of the process, the recycled bottles are filled with beverages and then packaged before being transported to supermarkets for sale.
