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The image is a flowchart depicting the recycling process of glass bottles in three stages. Stage 1 involves the collection of wasted glass bottles, their transportation to a designated point, and the subsequent transport to a glass factory. Stage 2 illustrates the use of high-pressure water to clean the glass pieces, which are then shaped in a glass mold with the help of recycled liquid glass. The new liquid glass is then burned in a furnace at a temperature ranging between 600 to 800 degrees Celsius. Stage 3 showcases the final bottled product displayed in a supermarket, such as Tesco, and ready for sale.
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The given picture illustrates that how wasted glass bottles are recycled to reuse.
Overall, it is clear that there are three main stages in the diagram beginning with collecting the wasted glass bottles, the recycling of these and the ending with the delivery of new ready bottles.
Initially, the wasted glass bottles are collected at a gathering point to be taken to a cleaning centre by lorries. Then, they are washed by high-pressure water so that they are classified into three types according to their colors such as brown, green and clear.
Next, these selected bottles are sent to a glass factory to be crushed into small glass pieces. After crushing step, small pieces of glass are then burnt in furnace at 600*C-800*C temperature. The recycled and new liquid glass are coupled together and poured into a glass mould to prepare new bottles.
Finally, ready bottles can be filled with any liquid and delivered to supermarkets.
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