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The image illustrates a five-stage process for producing bottled and canned carbonate drinks, labeled Stage 1 to Stage 5. Stage 1, titled "Water cleaning," involves filtering water through a "Filter" mechanism, then adding chemicals and minerals in a "Water softener" unit before the water goes through "Electric heaters." In Stage 2, "Heating evaporation and carbonation," water flows through a "Cooling pipe" and encounters "Carbon Dioxide" which is introduced by a "Pump." Stage 3, described as "Mixing," shows water moving into a "Mixing tank" where "Colouring," "Syrup," and "Flavour" are added. The subsequent Stage 4, "Filtering and Filling," displays the liquid being directed into a "Filling machine" where it is dispensed into "Bottles" and "Cans." The final Stage 5, "Packaging," depicts bottles traveling on a conveyor where they are boxed in "Packaging" units, ultimately leading to a "Supermarket." The overall process suggests a continuous and integrated flow from raw material to consumer-ready product.
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The diagram illustrates how bottled and canned carbonated drinks are produced.
Overall, it can be seen that the process has five main stages, beginning with water cleaning and ending with the delivery of the finished products to supermarkets.
At the first step, the raw water passes through a filter to remove any impurities and other unwanted substances. After that, it passed through the softener and then chemicals are added. A pump sends this water to the next stage. During the second stage, the water is heated by electric heaters and flows through a cooling pipe. Then it goes to a tank where carbon dioxide.
In the third step, the carbonated water enters a mixing tank where it is blended with colouring, syrup and flavour. Following this, the mixture goes through a filter in stage four and then filled into bottles and cans. In the last stage, final products are packed into boxes and transported to supermarkets.
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