The diagram below shows the process for recycling plastic bottles

The provided diagram illustrates the

process

of transforming recycled plastic bottles into raw

materials

. In total, there are nine distinct steps involved, ranging from waste separation to the production of final

materials

, which can be recycled once again. The initial step in the recycling

process

is the segregation of waste, specifically placing plastic bottles into dedicated bins.

Subsequently

, these bins are transported to a recycling centre, where workers

further

sort the waste. The sorted

materials

are

then

compressed into blocks using a specific tool, which are

subsequently

crushed by passing through motorized gears.

Following

this

, the crushed material is collected in a water-filled storage unit for washing. After cleaning, the crushed

materials

are fed into a specialized machine to create plastic pellets. These pellets undergo a heating

process

, transforming them into raw

materials

. These raw

materials

, derived from recycled bottles, serve as the foundation for producing final products

such

as clothing, stationery, bags, or containers. Eventually, these products can be recycled again, potentially undergoing the same

process

at the end

of their lifecycle.