The diagram illustrates the recycling process of glass bottles, outlining the stages from collection to the production of new bottles.
Overall, the procedure involves seven key steps, including collection, purification, separation of contaminants, melting, and molding.
First, to produce new glass bottle products, this can be done through the recycling method. The first step of recycling bottles is to find the glass bottles and collect them. After that, all the bottles undergo a purification step to clean the bottles of any remaining dirt. Also make sure the jugs are free from toxic or chemical substances. And then, the bottles are refined with magnet or optoelectronic system to separate the metal materials in the bottles. All the jugs undergo the purification process again and the leftover glass shards are melted in a cullet melting operation and molded into new jugs during the forming stage. Lastly, the recycling of glass bottles involves a multi-stage process, transforming waste material into reusable products through collection, purification, contaminant removal, melting, and molding, and the end products are the result.