The diagram illustrates the production of electricity using geothermal energy.
Overall, it is a man-made process using cold water and hot rocks in the geothermal zone to generate electricity. The process consists of two main stages: condensing cold water into steam and rotating the turbine using the steam to generate electricity.
Apropos of the first stage, cold water is first pumped through a 4.5km injection well to the underground geothermal zone. Next, the water will flow through the hot rocks, where geothermal energy is utilized to heat the water so that it becomes hot water. After the water is heated, it will then be pumped up through the production well, paralleling the aforementioned injection well to the ground. After that, a condenser will be used to condense the water into steam.
Once the steam is produced, it will be used to rotate the turbine. The turbine will provide power for the generator to produce electricity, which will then be distributed for use.
