The diagram describes the regeneration of aluminum cans.
Overall, the process contains 7 steps beginning with collecting cans until ending with reusing cans.
Firstly, the cans need to be taken to a special collecting center instead of being throwing from normal refuse. These cans are collected from here and are taken to a factory where they are firstly sorted and cleaned. Next, the cans are shredded and crushed in a special machine.
The metal is then heated to a high enough temperature allowing the aluminum to melt. It is rolled out to flat to a thickness between 2. 5mm to 6mm depending upon what it is going to use for. As a result, aluminum is now ready to be recycled for new package, such as drinking containers. Finally, the new cans are delivered to a soft drink factory where they are filled. These cans can be sold to public and then reused. In UK, 74% of cans that are sold are reprocessed.
The diagram
describes
the regeneration of aluminum cans.
Overall
, the process contains 7 steps beginning with collecting
cans
until ending with reusing cans.
Firstly
, the
cans
need to
be taken
to a special collecting center
instead
of being throwing from normal refuse. These
cans
are collected
from here and
are taken
to a factory where they are
firstly
sorted and cleaned.
Next
, the
cans
are shredded
and crushed in a special machine.
The metal is then heated to a high
enough
temperature allowing the aluminum to melt. It
is rolled
out to flat to a thickness between 2.
5mm
to
6mm
depending upon what it is going to
use
for.
As a result
, aluminum is
now
ready to
be recycled
for new package, such as drinking containers.
Finally
, the new
cans
are delivered
to a soft drink factory where they
are filled
. These
cans
can
be sold
to public and then reused. In UK, 74% of
cans
that
are sold
are reprocessed
.