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The image delineates a six-step recycling process for aluminum cans: Figure 1 illustrates collection, signposted by "Recycle Today," targeting aluminum cans only. Figure 2 shows cleaning, sorting, shredding, and compression of these cans. Figure 3 depicts the heating stage as cans progress to the next steps. Figure 4 involves rolling the materials into sheets of thickness ranging from 2.5mm to 6mm. Figure 5 signifies the recycling phase marked by "Pizza King" and "John's Cans" as potential products of recycling. Lastly, Figure 6 reveals the reuse stage with a highlighted statistic that 74% of aluminum cans in the UK are recycled.
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The flowchart illustrates the key stages involved in recycling aluminium cans, from initial collection to the production of new materials.
The process begins with the collection of used aluminium cans, which are gathered for recycling. These cans are then transported to a processing facility where they undergo cleaning, sorting, shredding, and compressed into blocks of aluminium.
Next, these blocks are manually loaded into a furnace to be melted down. After melting, the liquid aluminium is poured into a rolling machine, which creates thin sheets of aluminium, typically between 2.5 mm and 6 mm thick. These sheets can be used to make new cans, especially for soft drinks.
Finally, the recycled aluminium cans are sold in stores. In the UK, about 74% of all sold cans are recycled.
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