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The image outlines a five-stage process diagram for producing bottled and canned carbonated drinks, starting with Stage 1: Water Cleaning involving raw water processed through a filter, followed by a water softener and chemicals, culminating in a pump. Stage 2: Water exits the pump into a stage of Heating, Evaporation, and Carbonation using electric heaters, passing through a cooling pipe, and integrating carbon dioxide in a carbonation chamber. Stage 3: Mixing occurs in a mixing tank allowing for the addition of color, syrup, and flavor; subsequently, Stage 4 consists of Filtering and Filling where the mix is divided into bottles and cans. Stage 5 is Packaging where the products are packed in boxes and distributed to the supermarket. No numerical data points or percentages are visible within this image.
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The given picture shows the sequence of stages involved in producing bottled and canned carbonated drinks.
Overall, the process is linear and consists of five distinct stages, beginning with cleaning raw water and culminating in packaging ready products.
At the first stage, raw water is filtered and passed through a water softener before chemicals are added. After that, the cleaned water is pumped into an electric heater where it is heated and then cooled by a cooling pipe. During this cooling process, carbon dioxide is added, which produces carbonated water.
In the next stage, the carbonated water is sent to a mixing tank where it is combined with coloring, syrup, and flavor to create the final drink. Before being filled into bottles and cans the mixture goes through filtering. Finally, the packaged drinks are placed into boxes and delivered to supermarkets for sale with special vehicle.
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