The picture illustrates the way that electricity is produced by geothermal energy.
Overall, this process contains five main stages, which begins with cold water, continues underground between hot rocks, and ends with generator.
Initially, cold water, that is reserved on the ground, is pumped down into the ground for about 4.5 km to the injection well. In the next stage, water passes trough hot rocks in the Geothermal zone followed by the production well. Hot water, then is pumped up to the condenser, which stays on the ground. Steam is produced from hot water and sent to the generator turbine throw a pipe to supplied energy of the turbines. The box of generator turbine contains two sections: Generator and Turbines. In the last stage, the generator that is powered by turbines, produces electricity, and send it to use.
