Soda carbonation systems are devices that infuse carbon dioxide (CO2) gas into liquids, creating fizzy beverages. These systems can be found in various settings, from home soda makers to large-scale commercial bottling plants. The process typically involves pressurizing the liquid and introducing CO2 under controlled conditions to achieve the desired level of carbonation. In addition to enhancing flavor and texture, carbonation helps preserve beverages by inhibiting the growth of bacteria. Many soda carbonation systems allow users to adjust the carbonation level, catering to personal preferences. These systems are popular for making homemade sodas and sparkling water, providing a customizable alternative to store-bought options.