The flowchart below shows the recycling process of aluminium cans

The flowchart explains the way in which aluminium cans are reprocessed for consuming again. The procedure consists of six main stages beginning with collecting row materials and ending up with reusing them.

First of all, aluminium containers are collected up in specific boxes then they are sent to be cut, scrubbed, arranged and squeezed. After that, the compressions are heated in an incinerator ( a machine for melting metals)

Later, the melted mass is transferred to undergo a rolling process. Here, the companents are pressed at 2,5-6 mm thick. Finally, they are transmitted to the place where recycling action occurs then ready tins are delivered to the markets. In UK 74 % of raw materials (aluminium cans) are reused.