Graph # 10 - Process diagram
A recently asked diagram in the Writing task of the
IELTS academic test in Canada in March 2016, depicted the process of making
recycled paper. The
diagram had four steps: collection of recycling waste, making pulp, filtering
and cleaning the pulp, recycled paper being rolled into rolls.
I haven't been
able to find an exact graph like the one mentioned here, but I've attempted to
write a similar report so as to give you a general idea of how should you guys
approach it.
The given diagram
illustrates the process of recycling old newspapers into new, reusable paper
sheets. According to the given diagram, the process is a bit elaborate and
takes quite some time.
Out of the stack of the
old newspapers, tear the papers into small pieces and collect them in a vessel
large enough to contain the paper bits. A measurement of 250ml is given here,
for the water that needs to be added to the vessel containing the torn papers.
After the water is added, the lump needs to sit for an hour. Once all the paper
gets completely slushy, an electric mixer is used to blend the paper-water
mixture uniformly for 45 seconds.
This mixture is now
poured into a deep rectangular tray, with 100 ml more water added to it. This
slush is evenly set in the tray by hands. This pulp is later on put onto a
mesh, which strains the water down into the tray, leaving the pulpy mixture a
bit dry than before. This flattened paper mixture is now pressed between two
newspaper leaves, and flattened further with the help of a rolling pin. The
pulp is then dried for 24 hours in the sun, and it becomes worthy of use by
then.
(208 words)
IELTS Graph # 10 - A diagram showing the process of making recycled paper.
Reviewed by Devanshi
on
April 16, 2016
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