The diagram below shows the recycling process of aluminium cans. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

The graph presented depicts the recycling

process

of aluminium cans

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, it can be seen that

this

process

involves 7 individual steps to reuse the

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can.

Firstly

, a used aluminium can is dumped in the garbage.

Then

, the long journey of a can recycling

process

begins. After the garbage collection teams pick up the

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can

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they are delivered to a processing facility. There, the can is thoroughly cleaned, sorted by various factors, shredded and

finally

compressed

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smaller pieces.

This

is done to reduce the volume of a can. These small shreds are later heated and melted in industrial foundries. Now all

that is

left is clean metal that can be easily processed. In the

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machines roll the liquid metal into rolls of metal which are generally 2.5 - 6 millimeters thick. These rolls are the key to recycling

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because now they can be converted into whatever is necessary. In

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case, metal is turned back

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cans, which can be reused once again. It is worth noting that around 74% of the cans used in the UK are recycled

following

this

very

process

.