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The image displays a five-stage process for making carbonated drinks. Stage 1, Water cleaning, shows Raw water passing through a Filter, then a Water softener where Chemicals are added, and propelled by a Pump. Stage 2, Heating evaporation and carbonation, involves the water being treated by Electric heaters, flowing through a Cooling pipe, and then entering a tank where Carbon dioxide is added to create Carbonated water. Stage 3, Mixing, occurs in a Mixing tank where Colouring, Syrup, and Flavour are added to the carbonated water. In Stage 4, Filtering and filling, the resulting liquid goes through another Filter and is then filled into Bottles and Cans. Finally, Stage 5, Packaging, depicts the bottles and cans being packed into boxes and transported by a truck to a supermarket.
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The illustration demonstrates the process of producing carbonated beverages.
From a quick glance, there are five main stages of making water, starting by cleaning water, followed by heating and mixing, ending with filtering, filling and delivering.
Regarding the first two stages, the industries initially clean water and take it into their companies to be conveyed into different processes such as filter, water softener and mixing with various chemicals. Furthermore, when it undergoes the heating evaporation and carbonation, it is pumped to the electric heaters, preparing to be cooled as well as experiencing the addition of carbon dioxide.
Concerning the other stages, carbonated water is transported into a mixing tank and experienced in the mixture of color, syrup and flavour. In the next step, the water will be distributed into some plastic bottles or cans for the purpose of carrying. Last but not least, those products are being packed and then delivered to supermarkets or convenient stores for customers to afford them.
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