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Running Head: RECYCLIMG ALUMINIUM
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INTRODUCTION
Aluminum is a chemical element in the boron group and a non-magnetic, ductile metal. It
is the most abundant metal on the earth's crust and third most abundant element on the earth's
Terrain expanse. The process of recycling aluminum begins with washing the waste aluminum
products with industrial grade high-pressure sprinklers for example beverage cans,
manufacturing scrap, car scrap, and aerospace alloys. The second step of the process is remelting the aluminum and turning it molten at temperatures exceeding 934 K in a furnace; this
removes coatings and inks present in the aluminum. In the third step, the molten aluminum is
cast into large blocks called ingots, each block containing approximately 1.6 million soda cans.
After this, the ingots are sent to mills and are rolled out into thin aluminum sheets which have
been reduced to a thickness of about a hundredth of an inch. These rolls are then coiled and sent
to manufacturers and afterward to beverage companies for filing [1]. The new cans return to
shelves in a period no less than 60 days ready for use after which they undergo the same cyclic
process.
The aluminum recycling business in Kansas City is a service provided by multiple
companies in the Kansas City area such as KC Iron and Metal Inc., Advantages Metals
Recycling LLC, Wabash Iron and Metal Co Inc. and the Langley Recycling Inc. to name a few
of these companies. Specific focus on Advantages Metals Recycling LLC established in 1977 as
Galamba Metals Group and later purchased and renamed in 2008 by The David J. Joseph
Company reveals that they offer mobile compacting of aluminum waste as well as facilitating ...