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The image depicts the five-stage process of producing carbonated drinks, starting with water cleaning, followed by heating, evaporation, and carbonation, mixing, filtering and filling into bottles and cans, and finally packaging for supermarkets. Stage 1 involves filtering raw water, using a water softener and adding chemicals. Stage 2 heats the water with electric heaters, passes it through a cooling pipe, and injects carbon dioxide. Stage 3 mixes carbonated water with coloring, syrup, and flavor in a mixing tank. Stage 4 filters the mixture and fills it into bottles and cans. Stage 5 packages the drinks for distribution.
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Tye provided diagram illustrates the stages of the carbonated drink-making process.
Overall, the process of making soft drinks takes five stages, which start from water cleaning and end on the packaging stage.
At the beginning, raw water is cleaned by passing through a filter before water softener and chemicals are added. The clean water is then pumped into a heater and is eventually sent through a cooling pipe to the pivotal stage where carbon dioxide is introduced to create the carbonated effect. In the third stage, the mixing tank will provide colouring, syrup and flavour and mix with the carbonated water in the tank. Afterward, the readymade water will pass the filter again and filling to the can and bottles. Finally, the finished drinks are packed and boxed up ready sent to supermarkets for retail.
In conclusion, the summary explains a comprehensive soft drink production process of surrounding water treatment, mixing, filtration and packaging.
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