The illustration depicts how cans recycling.
Overall,the 7-step cycle begins with people puting cans into bins ends with the production of new products.This is achived by turning cans bad into rolling materials that can be turned into a range of cancommercial goods.
At the beginning of the process with the placement of cans containers into specialised bins,which are then collected by bins,which are then collected by bin lorries.They are transported to a processing plant to be sorting,cleaning,shredding and compressing.When they have been correctly sorted,cleaned,shreded,compressed,they can be heating.
At step 4,the cans are heating,and the resulting heating so that they can be melted.The substance is then cut it into 2-5 mm-6mm slices and roll it into a roll.The roll is recycled and made into soda cans.Finally, these sheets are used to manufacture new cans, which are ready to be reused.Overall,arond 74% of aluminium cans in the UK are recycled and returned to use.
