The diagram below shows how geothermal energy is used to produce electricity. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisons where relevant.

The given diagram highlights the process by which electricity is produced through geothermal energy.

Overall

, it is clear from the diagram that there are five different stages which are required to generate electrical power.

Additionally

, there is a pylon to transfer produced electricity to cities and buildings. By focusing on the left side of the process, we can see there is a tank for cold

water

.

This

cold

water

is pumped down around 4.5 kilometres to the injection well in the second stage.

Then

it passes through the geothermal zone, which consists of hot rocks, and

then

reaches the production well at the third step. After that, the cold

water

whose temperature

increased

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by the geothermal zone pumped up to a condenser at stage 4 and the steam of

this

hot

water

passes through a narrow corridor to reach the turbine. There are two main machines in the

last

stage which are the turbine and a generator in order. The turbine is powered by produced steam and rotates to give energy to the generator which will lead to producing electricity through the generator.