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The image shows a schematic diagram of a geothermal power plant with five labeled components. Cold water is injected 4.5 km deep into the geothermal zone through the injection well (2), heated by hot rocks, and then pumped up as hot water through the production well (3). The hot water powers a turbine (5) connected to a generator that produces electricity. The steam from the turbine is condensed back into water in the condenser (4) and the cycle repeats.
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The diagram shows how geothermal energy produces electricity.
Overall , it has 5 steps , starting with cold water pumped down, heating it up, pumped up to the surface , then it is converted into steam , the turbines are powered by steam and electricity is produced.
When we clearly analyse , the cold water is pumped 4.5 km to the injection wall in the geothermal zone with hot rocks.
Then the hot water is pumped up from the production well to the condenser, were the water is converted into steam. The steam then passes through the turbines and it powers the generator , were the electricity is produced and is delivered to the power lines.
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