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The image presents the aluminium can recycling process flowchart, organized in six sequential illustrations: Figure 1 depicts a collection point labeled "Recycle Today" for aluminium cans only; Figure 2 outlines the cleaning, sorting, shredding, and compression phase; Figure 3 illustrates the heating stage; Figure 4 covers rolling, indicating thickness reductions to 2.5mm-6mm; Figure 5 highlights the recycling stage at depicted facilities labeled "Fizzco Drinks" and "Jones Can Co"; Figure 6 describes the reusing phase with a recycling achievement rate of 74% in the UK.
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The flowchart displays how aluminium cans are recycling.
Overall, the 6-step cycle begins with people putting aluminium cans into bins and ends with reusing again in supermarkets. And after that its repeats to collecting aluminium cans.
The process starts with the placement of aluminium containers into bins, which are then collected by mankind. After that, they are transported to prepare to the next stage, from cleaning to gives special shape. After obtained result, the are warming and heating in order gets a flat form in the roler (2.5mm – 6mm thick).
At the step 5, begins stage of recycling, where in a two buildings they are sorting to create new things in order using it again. In addition, in UK was 74% of recycled iron.
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