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The illustration describes the process by which cans made of aluminium are recycled.

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The illustration describes the process by which cans made of aluminium are recycled. Overall, the procedure consists of 7 stages, starting with throwing used cans into rubbish bins and ending with reusing new aluminium cans. Additionally, these levels can be grouped into collection and production phases Initially, ordinary people are getting rid of aluminium cans to the litter cans designated for trash made of only aluminium. After that, rubbish trucks collect garbage from those wastebaskets. The next stage, firstly filters and sorts collected cans in order to proceed with only reusable aluminium. Then this aluminium is shredded and compressed before being sent to a melting pot in which aluminium is heated and becomes liquid. Regarding the production phase, the rolling stage comes first. At this stage, liquidated aluminium is rolled with a thickness between 2. 5 and 6 mm. Afterwards, rolled aluminium is used for the creation of new cans. Finally, the statistics shows that by this process 74% of total aluminium cans can be recycled and used by consumers.
The illustration
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describes
the process by which
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cans
made of
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aluminium
are recycled
.

Overall
, the procedure consists of 7
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stages
, starting with throwing
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used
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cans
into rubbish bins and ending with reusing new
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aluminium
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cans
.
Additionally
, these levels
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can
be grouped
into collection and production phases

Initially
, ordinary
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people
are getting rid of
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aluminium
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cans
to the litter
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cans
designated for trash made of
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only
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aluminium
. After that, rubbish trucks collect garbage from those wastebaskets. The
next
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stage
,
firstly
filters and sorts collected
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cans
in order to proceed with
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only
reusable
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aluminium
. Then this
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aluminium
is shredded
and compressed
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before
being
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sent
to a melting pot in which
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aluminium
is heated
and becomes liquid.

Regarding the production phase, the rolling
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stage
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comes
first
. At this
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stage
, liquidated
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aluminium
is rolled
with a thickness between 2. 5 and 6 mm. Afterwards, rolled
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aluminium
is
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used
for the creation of new
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cans
.
Finally
, the statistics
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shows
that by this process 74% of total
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aluminium
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cans
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can
be recycled
and
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used
by consumers.
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IELTS essay The illustration describes the process by which cans made of aluminium are recycled.

Essay
  American English
3 paragraphs
170 words
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