The provided diagram illustrates the process of producing current from geothermal energy.
Overall, it is a complex process and mutiple steps are involved in the production of electricity using geothermal energy.
To begin with, the cold water is pumped down to the to the injection well that is located 4.5 kilometers under the ground. From the injection well, the water then flows through the hot rocks which is the geothermal zone where the water gets heated up. Next, the hot water moves to the production well and then gets pumped up to the condenser that is placed in the ground level.
Furthermore, in the condenser, water is converted to into steam. The steam then moves to the a chamber containing turbine. The turbine that is powered by steam, is connected to a generator. The generator in turn is powered by the turbine, produces electricity. Lastly, the electricity generated is supplied to the transformer for usage.
