The picture illustrates how the electricity is generated from geothermal energy. Firstly, the cold water is pumped below the land for 4. 5 km long. Then, the water enters the injection well where it meets the geothermal areas, which is the hot rock. The rocks transfer the heat to the water, that called convection process. The temperature is automatically rise as it going to the production well.
The hot water is pumped up to the condenser on the surface. The condensation takes place and transform liquid into the warm steam. After that, the steam moves the turbine clockwise, that attached to the generator. Next, the power is produced by the generator that powered by the turbine. Lastly, the electricity is stored in the storage in the plant before distributed to the respective areas. The next thing we know is, we can use it for turning on our lamp, and other electronic appliances in our home.
The picture illustrates how the electricity
is generated
from geothermal energy.
Firstly
, the
cold
water
is pumped
below the land for 4. 5 km long. Then, the
water
enters the injection well where it meets the geothermal areas, which is the hot rock. The rocks transfer the heat to the
water
, that called convection process. The temperature is
automatically
rise
as it going to the production well.
The
hot
water
is pumped
up to the condenser on the surface.
The
condensation takes place and transform liquid into the warm steam. After that, the steam
moves
the turbine clockwise, that attached to the generator.
Next
, the power
is produced
by the generator that powered by the turbine.
Lastly
, the electricity
is stored
in the storage in the plant
before
distributed to the respective areas. The
next
thing we know is, we can
use
it for turning on our lamp, and other electronic appliances in our home.