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The image is a diagrammatic representation of a beverage production process divided into five stages. Stage 1, labeled "Water cleaning," shows water flowing through a filter and then being treated by a water softener and chemicals before moving through a pump. Stage 2, "Heating evaporation and carbonation," includes a passing of the treated water through electric heaters, then a cooling pipe, and into a stage where carbon dioxide is added. Stage 3, "Mixing," displays a mixing tank where colouring, syrup, and flavour are added, with the mixture then passing through another filter. Stage 4, "Filtering and Filling," is represented with icons for bottles and cans being filled with the beverage. Stage 5, "Packaging," shows the bottled and canned beverages being prepared for distribution, eventually arriving at a supermarket. Throughout the diagram, various stages incorporate wave signals indicating activity, while the central area distinctly marks "DIYORBEK's IELTS" alongside icons of bottled and canned beverages ready for shipping. The names "DIYORBEK's IELTS" and "DIYORBEK's BOTTLES" are prominently displayed, emphasizing brand identity. Each stage is connected by arrows indicating the flow of the production process.
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The diagram provides information about the process by which carbonated drinks are manufactured in bottles and cans. Overall, the production involves approximately nine steps which can be categorized into five main stages, beginning with the purification of raw water and culminating with the packaging and transportation of the finished beverages. Throughout the process, the water is cleaned, heated, cooled, and carbonated before being mixed with additives and finally filled into bottles and cans.
At the initial stage, raw water is passed through filter and then treated with water softener and chemicals in order to eliminate impurities. After this treatment, this cleaned water is pumped to electric heaters, where it is heated. The hot water subsequently flows through a cooling pipe before entering a chamber in which carbon dioxide is injected, resulting in carbonated water.
In the following stage, the carbonated water is transferred to a mixing tank. At this point, coloring, syrup, and flavour are added and the mixture thoroughly blended to form the final drink.
Next, the beverage undergoes a further filtration process before being filled into two types of containers: bottles and cans. In the final stage, the sealed drinks are packed into boxes and transported by trunk to supermarkets for distribution and sale.
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