The diagram illustrates the processes involved in the production of electricity from geothermal energy and water. As an overview, there are five steps in the process, starting from pumping cold water into the geothermal zone to producing electricity from the generator.
In the first step, cold water stored in the container is pumped down 4.5 kilometers underground through the injection well. Next, the water is sent into the geothermal zone, where it is heated by the hot rocks and passes through the Earth. Following this, once the water has been heated up, it passes through the production well and is pumped up into the condenser.
In the next stage, steam is produced from the hot water in the condenser. The steam passes into the turbine, and it spins. Finally, the generator, which is powered by turbine, produces electricity which is then delivered to the power grid through power lines.
