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The image displays a flow chart with seven steps depicting the recycling procedure of glass bottles. Step 1 involves the collection of glass bottles from the public, with an illustration showing green, brown, and clear bottles. Step 2, transportation, shows the bottles being moved via a truck. Step 3, classification, separates the bottles by metal cap, plastic cap, and raw materials. Step 4 takes place at a processing plant, where the glass is broken. Step 5 illustrates a car moving the broken glass. Step 6 shows a furnace at 1200 degrees Celsius melting the broken glass into a mixture. Finally, Step 7, at a glass factory, depicts new bottles being made from the melted mixture.
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The given flow chart figures how the glass bottles are recycled. Overall, we can see that there are seven stages. The process starts collecting the glasses from recycled bins and ends producing new glass bottle.
To begin with, the bottles which are different colours are gathered from waste containers and are transferred to classification centrals. In the following, they are quited from different materials on their. After the quiting precess, they become just glass form.
The glasses which are classified are divided extremely small pieces. They are carried to factory by car so that the new bottle production is launched. The quite small glasses are exposed very high temperatures such as 1200 degree C by adding other raw metarials. Finally, the recycled glasses are reshaped and the new bottles are obtained to use again.
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