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The diagram below shows the recycling process of aluminium cans. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

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The diagram provides information about the process of aluminium cans recycling. Overall, there are several steps in recycling aluminium cans, beginning with the collecting stage and ending in the reusing stage which took place on the aluminium recycling fabric. Firstly, the dustman search for the used cans and collecting it to one place with the use of trash trucks. Aluminium cans can be found on almost every trash cans which convenient the dustman to collect them. Next, the used cans started to be cleaned, sorting the reusable ones, shred the trash using the crusher, and started to be compressed before being heated and melted using the machines. Afterwards, the heated and melted aluminium started to be rolled to around 2, 5 mm to 6 mm. After the aluminium have been rolled, they started to be recycled to various types of usable things that can made up from aluminium. Lastly, they became a reusable things which are 74% recycled
The diagram provides information about the process of
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aluminium
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cans
recycling.
Overall
, there are several steps in recycling
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aluminium
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cans
, beginning with the collecting stage and ending in the reusing stage which took place on the
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aluminium
recycling fabric.

Firstly
, the dustman search for the
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used
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cans
and collecting it to one place with the
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use
of trash trucks.
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Aluminium
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cans
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can
be found
on almost every trash
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cans
which convenient the dustman to collect them.
Next
, the
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used
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cans
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started
to
be cleaned
, sorting the reusable ones, shred the trash using the crusher, and
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started
to
be compressed
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before
being heated
and melted using the machines.

Afterwards, the heated and melted
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aluminium
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started
to
be rolled
to around 2, 5 mm to 6 mm. After the
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aluminium
have
been rolled
, they
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started
to
be recycled
to various types of usable things that
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can
made up from
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aluminium
.
Lastly
, they became a reusable
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things
which are 74% recycled
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IELTS academic The diagram below shows the recycling process of aluminium cans.

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157 words
6.0
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