The process diagram depicts the way in which geothermal energy is used to generate electricity.
Overall, there are five stages in this process which is starting from pumped down cold water to power the steam which is then used to produce electricity.
In the first stage, the cold water is pumped down in land via injection well which is around 4.5 km deep. There are a large number of hot rocks present under the surface which absorb cold water in it and make it hot, at another side, production well is gathered all the hot water in it and the steam of it is generated by condenser and accumulates at upwards in the tank.
Furthermore, all the steam which is in the tank is passed towards the next stage via pipe and in the fifth stage, the turbine generates high pressure of steam with the use of steam as power, hereafter the steam is went to generator which is used to generate electricity from them. In the last stage, all the electricity is passed from the geothermal power plant to the tower with distribution purposes.
