The given diagram illustrates the end to end process of production of electrical energy from geothermal energy.
Firstly, cold water from the surface of the earth is pumped down to a distance of 4-5 km into the injection well. The hot rocks, otherwise called geothermal zone, then absorbs this water from the well and ejects hot water to the production well, from where it is pumped up to condenser. The condenser is placed on the surface of the earth. Following this, the steam which gets generated in the condenser is pushed into the turbine which in turn, gets powered up. The turbine is connected to the generator, as a result of which the generator is turned on by the turbine. Finally, the powered-up generator creates electricity which is then distributed to the sub-stations.
Overall, the image gives a comprehensive idea about the working of a geothermal power plant to produce electricity.
