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 diagram illustrates how electric power is generated by using heat from the Earth.
Overall
, it can be seen that this
is a linear man-made process, that contains 5 stages. It starts with the usage of stored cold water
, passes through underground geothermal transformation, changes of
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water
's aggregate form and results in electricity production.
The first step is
taking cold water
from a special container and pumping it 4,5 kilometres under the surface to The injection well. After that, the water
passes through a number of hot rocks, the essence of the Geothermal zone, and ends up in The production well, as it is now heated.
Afterwards, the hot water
is pumped over the surface to a special Condenser.
The latter converts the water
into Steam, which then
activates a Turbine. Further
, this
Turbine powers up a Generator and this
process leads to electric power production. Finally
, the electricity is ready to be spread through the electric network.Submitted by delulcheva on
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