the diagram below shoes how geothermal energy is used to produced electricity

The diagram illustrates the process of generating
electricity
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using geothermal energy. The process consists of five stages, beginning with cold
water
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injection and ending with the production of
electricity
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.
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, cold
water
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is pumped underground, heated by geothermal energy, converted into
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, and
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used to turn a turbine, which powers a generator that produces
electricity
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.
Firstly
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, cold
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from the ground level is pumped down about 4.5 km into the injection well. After that
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water
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travels underground to the production well by passing through the geothermal zone; which is
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known as hot rocks, where
water
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temperature
rise
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significantly.
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, in the following step from
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the production
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well
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hot
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pumped
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up to the condenser chamber.
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, in the
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the
steam
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is being produced by condensation of hot
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, that
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enters in a
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stage where it goes in
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which is powered by
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and that turbine
use
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to power
generator
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which
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the
electricity
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coherence and cohesion
Make sure to clearly label the stages of the process in your writing. This can help the reader follow the details more easily.
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Use simpler phrases and check for grammar errors to make your writing clearer.
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Try to include a brief summary of each stage. This will help show that you understand the process well.
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Ensure that your vocabulary is varied and accurately used. This will improve your overall score.
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You have defined the overall process well in your introduction.
coherence and cohesion
The order of information is mostly logical, making it easier to understand the process.

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