The diagram demonstrates how bottled and canned carbonate beverages are produced. Overall, the process is a complex one since it requires the involvement of many special machines. It is also worth noting that the procedure actually involves three main stages, starting with cleaning water, followed by the actual production of carbonate drinks, and lately packaging the ready goods.
Before producing bottled and canned carbonate beverages, water needs to be cleaned through the specialized equipment. Initially, raw water goes into a filter for the very first time, after which it is processed in the water softener using chemicals. The first stage ends when the water moves to electric heaters via a pump.
The process of manufacturing gets started with clean water being enriched with carbon dioxide going into the cooling pipe. Next, carbonated water moves to the mixing tank, in which it is coloured and mixed with syrup to add flavour to the liquid. Once processed, it flows into the filter for the second time. Finally, just before bottles and cans are packed into boxes and delivered to a supermarket on trucks, they are filled with the substance, meaning carbonate beverages are ready for consumption.