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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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The given diagram illustrates the segments of manufacturing carbon-contained drinking items that water refers to as the main ingredient. Overall, various processes are collectively conducted, with sophisticated levels.
Initially, pristine water from the industrial zone goes through the filtering system, in which it is cleaned with the help of a water softener and chemicals. Following that, a pump running consecutively hauls water from the former board so that electric heats can evaporate it. Then water vapour is directed to a container through a cooling pipe, blending into a carbon-dioxide container to formulate carbonated water.
Additionally, carbonated water flows to the mixing tank, in which subsided substances, such as colouring, syrup, and flavour are added. In that case, different savours are produced prior to the filtering system, filling them into bottles and cans. In the end, the products are packaged and transported to the supermarkets.
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