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The image illustrates a three-stage process for recycling glass bottles. Stage 1 shows customers taking used bottles to a collection point, from where they are transported by truck. Stage 2 takes place at a cleaning plant, where bottles are washed with high-pressurised water and then sorted into green, brown, and clear glass before being sent to a glass factory. In Stage 3, the glass is broken into pieces at the factory, melted with heat in a furnace to become liquid, combined with new liquid glass, and then shaped in a mould. The newly formed bottles proceed to a filling/packing stage, are distributed to supermarkets, and are finally bought by customers.
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The figure depicts the recycling of glass.
Overall, it can be seen that the process by which glass is recycled is a multistep cyclical process, which consists of three main stages: collection, processing, and distribution.
In the fast stage, customer place used bottles in recycle bin and the bottles are collected by large truck.
In second stage, the bottles are taken to a cleaning plant, where they are cleaned with high-pressurized water. They are then separated according to color (green, brown, clear) and taken to a glass factory, where they crushed the pieces. The pieces are melted in a furnace and resulting liquid, together with new liquid glass, is poured into a bottle mould.
In the third and final stage, new bottles are filled and packed, and send to supermarket, where the customers buy them. Then the process begins again.
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