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The image depicts the step-by-step process of shaping glass containers: first, glass is heated in a furnace at 105 degrees Celsius; second, the hot glass is pressed into Mould 1; third, the glass is further pressed into Mould 2 for container shaping and air is used for thick wall formation; fourth, the container is heated in a kiln at 482 degrees Celsius; fifth, the container is then cooled down to 25 degrees Celsius; six, containers that meet the criteria are boxed for use; lastly, those that fail inspection are discarded as waste.
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The illustration demonatrates a strategy that shapes glass containers.
Overall, it is a 10 stage, Man-Made, liner process. It begins with broken glass being heated as raw material and finally results in glass containers being packaged.
First of all, the process starts with a raw glass being heated in a furnace within 105 degrees Celsius, where the hot glass then will be pressed in order to create mould 1. After that, the mould 1 will be pressured by a coutainer with thick wall so that the mould 2 will be produced. Then, some air will be used inside mould 2 to shape the product.
In the following phase, the glass container will be heated again in a klin under 482 Celsius, before it will be cooled in 25 Celsius cooling machine. Lastly, the quality of the product will be checked so that it can be packaged or witherdrawed in case of damages.
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