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The image illustrates a five-stage process for producing bottled and canned carbonated drinks. Stage 1 involves water cleaning where raw water is filtered, softened, and treated with chemicals, followed by pumping to Stage 2. Stage 2 encompasses heating, evaporation, and carbonation where the water passes through electric heaters, a cooling pipe, and is mixed with carbon dioxide. In Stage 3, the carbonated water moves to a mixing tank for combining with coloring, syrup, and flavor. During Stage 4, this mixture undergoes filtering before being funneled into bottles and cans. Finally, Stage 5 involves packaging the finished products into boxes for distribution to supermarkets.
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This diagram shows the whole process for producing both bottled and canned carbonated drinks.
The process started with the water raw water being filtered out, then being processed with water softener and chemical substances. Then it being pumped out to electronic heaters before going through cooling pipe and combined with carbondioxide.
The carbonated water will be the result from the previous mechanism, which then being delivered into mixing tank. Inside there, those carbonated water is being mixed with colouring, syrup, and flavour.
Furthermore, those water will be brought to filtering and filling stage. It’s the step where the water either being canned or being bottled, depending on the type of filtering that will be used.
Finally, those bottled and canned water will be packed out within the same type of each packaging into some boxes before the boxes being delivered to the supermarket.
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