This diagram illustrates the way how aluminum cans are recycled after having used.
Overall, there are seven stages in the recycling process, beginning with garbage collection and ending up with reusing the material again.
In each stage various works must be done: First, people should make sure that the used cans are put in the separate boxes. Second these cans are carried by Lorries to a factory. There the collected waste goes through several processes such as cleaning, sorting, and shredding and so on. In the next step, the material heated and melted in a boiler. Once aluminum is rolled out with a thickness of 2. 5-6 mm, its gets ready to make new cans. Before, being filled with a beverage the cans are produced in another factory. Finally, the products are distributed to shops and consumers.
In such one cyclic process, 74% of total used aluminum become useable again in UK. 
This diagram illustrates the way how aluminum  
cans
  are recycled
 after having  
used
. 
Overall
, there are seven stages in the recycling process, beginning with garbage collection and ending up with reusing the material again.
In each stage various works  
must
  be done
:  
First
,  
people
 should  
make
 sure that the  
used
  cans
  are put
 in the separate boxes. Second these  
cans
  are carried
 by Lorries to a factory. There the collected waste goes through several processes such as cleaning, sorting, and shredding and  
so
 on. In the  
next
 step, the material heated and melted in a boiler.  
Once
 aluminum  
is rolled
 out with a thickness of 2. 5-6 mm, its  
gets
 ready to  
make
 new  
cans
.  
Before
,  
being filled
 with a beverage the  
cans
  are produced
 in another factory.  
Finally
, the products  
are distributed
 to shops and consumers.
In such one cyclic process, 74% of total  
used
 aluminum become useable again in UK.