The diagram illustrates different stages in the production of recycled paper.

The pictorial diagram gives detailed information on the various phases involved in the production of recycled paper.

Overall

, a sheet is made available for reuse after it undergoes four major processes beginning from making of

pulp

through to filtering and cleaning before it becomes available for usage. The stages for production begin with the making of

pulp

where used papers are conveyed by a belt and dropped off in a container which is made up of water and chemicals. It proceeds to the next step where filtering is done. Here, the unfiltered

pulp

is introduced into a fenestrated basin which allows for sieving into the filtering

pulp

for cleaning. At the cleaning level, the container used is made of water and soap and helps to remove the ink from the product. The clean

pulp

moves into the basin through a tube for recycling to be done with the help of an air pump attached to the bowl. It

then

passes through a heat roller which rolls and makes the paper available for usage culminating in the production level.