The diagram below shows how glass is recycled. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

The diagram illustrates how glass is reprocessed.

Overall

, it is seen that

this

is a cyclic, man-made process, which consists of six stages, combined in collecting and transporting the waste, glass factual transformation and reuse of the outcome production. First of all, the glass litter is taken from recycling bins and transported by special trucks to the treatment plant. There, the waste is cleaned from dirt and microorganisms in a washing and sterilising machine, preparing the material for

further

reprocessing. The following stage includes crushing into smaller pieces and melting the items with a special appliance. The produced liquid mass is

then

poured into moulds and reshaped, ready for

further

usage. The

last

part of the cycle involves taking the ready recycled production and spreading it through the market network which is done by delivery trucks. After that, when the product is used, it's ready to be placed in the correct container and the process can start again.