Hank 瀚克

The flow chart provided elucidates how the glass bottles are recycled. From a comprehensive perspective, it is apparent that the whole process can be separated into three disparate phases, namely collection process, production process, and selling process.

        Looking at the diagram in more detail, we can perceive that the utilized glass bottles will be gathered at the collection point waiting for trucks to bring them to the cleaning plant on stage one. Subsequently, the glass bottles will be washed through high pressure water in order to be immaculate. Afterwards, the cleaned bottles will be divided into three categories, clear, green, and brown to be specific, and thrown into the recycling plant. What's more, the glass bottles will be shattered into pieces and put into the furnace for the purpose of melting them. In the last process of stage two, the production process in specific, recycled liquid glass and new liquid gas will be mixed together and put into the mould to manufacture a whole new bottle. Last but not least, the new bottles will be delivered to the customer supermarket, and then begin the recycling sequence again after being thrown away by the consumers.