The picture illustrates how recycled paper is produced. Overall, it is a completely man-made process, and it involves four main stages. This process begins with the collection of used paper for recycling and ends with the production of ready-to-use paper.
Firstly, the process starts with collecting paper, and it is transported via a conveyor belt. Then it is mixed with chemicals and water, and the paper is filtered with a machine. The first and second stages end with making pulp and filtering.
The next stage begins with cleaning. Once the paper has been mixed with soap and water, the ink is removed from the pulp, and it is sent to water and chemicals by air. In the final phase, the cleaned pulp is spread onto a moving conveyor belt, and the paper is dried by heated rollers. Finally, the finished product is rolled into large reels, producing recycled paper ready for use.