The flow chart below shows the process of waste paper recycling

The flow chart depicts how waste paper is recycled.
Overall
, we can see that there are 6 stages in the process. Starting with the collection of waste paper and ending with the production of usable products. In the first stage of the process, the waste tissue is collected from public tissue banks and
also
from businesses.
After
this
, in the second stage, it is sorted and separated
according to
its grade by hand and all the unsuitable materials are removed .
Then
, in the third part of the process, once it has already been graded, it is transported to a paper mill. In the fourth stage, the product is cleaned , pulped, and separated from other materials and metal parts like staples.
Next,
in the fifth part of the procedure, all the inks and glue are removed. In the
last
step, It is introduced into a manufacturing machine and transformed into a usable product as a final result.
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Topic Vocabulary:
  • recycling, waste management, sustainability
  • collection centers, transportation, recycling plant
  • sorting, separation, grades, types
  • shredding, pulping, slurry, pulp
  • screening, de-inking, cleaning, contaminants
  • refining, bleaching, color stripping, quality
  • forming, pressing, drying, sheets, reels
  • quality control, packaging, dispatching
  • environmental benefits, natural resources conservation
  • economic benefits, cost savings, job creation
  • challenges, limitations, process efficiency
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