The illustration shows the process of cans made of aliminium being recycled.
Overall, the recycling comprises 11 stages, including delivery waste on a vehicle, chemical processes and everntually the production of new cans. These stages take six weeks in order to be implemented.
Firs of all, used aliminium cans are collected and taken to the factory. In this factory, the waste is deposited, before being cleaned with water. It is then crushed altogether and go through processing. Having been processed, it is then exposed to chemical reaction. In this reaction, chemicals are applied to erase undesired substances.
Following, the cand are heated using fire. After that, it is wrapped with a package and weighted. Once it is of appropriate weight, it is rolled before being ready to be distributed as new cans.
