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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 flowchart illustrates the process in which bottles are made with glass.
It is clear that the process of recycling glass bottles consists of seven stages which starts from collecting used bottles from public and ends with producing new bottles.
At the beginning of the glass bottle recycling process, used glass bottles are collected from public in three separate bins.Then these bottles put it to a certain location, where made of plastic and metal are separated. After that, capless bottles are broken and transported to glass factory.
For the remaining stages, broken glasses are mixed with raw materials and put in a furnacing chamber. Afterwards, the mixture of broken glass and raw materials are heated in that chamber with 1200 degree c temperature. At the final stage, new bottles are made melted mixture and become ready for using.
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