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Geothermal energy is a form of energy conversion that captures heat from within the Earth and uses it for applications like cooking and power generation. The heat comes from radioactive decay of potassium and uranium in the Earth's crust. The first geothermal power plant was a dry steam plant, which uses naturally occurring steam to drive a turbine and generator without needing to burn fossil fuels. This plant type emits only excess steam and minor gases. Commonly, geothermal plants involve pumping high-temperature fluids underground into a tank, where some fluids vaporize due to lower pressure and drive a turbine connected to a generator. Geothermal energy has advantages of being renewable, environmentally friendly and reliable, but is limited by location and
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4PS21CS008.pdf
- 2. It is a form of energy convertion in which heat energy from within the earth is captured and used for cooking, electrical power generation etc.. The heat is produced mainly from radioactive decay of potassium,uranium in crust.. Geothermal energy
- 3. Dry steam plant was first type of Dry steam plant was first type of Dry steam plant was first type of geothermal power generation plant built. geothermal power generation plant built. geothermal power generation plant built. It uses hydrothermal fluids that are primary It uses hydrothermal fluids that are primary It uses hydrothermal fluids that are primary steam. steam. steam. This steam travels to turbine, which drives This steam travels to turbine, which drives This steam travels to turbine, which drives generator that produce electricity. generator that produce electricity. generator that produce electricity. The steam eliminates the need to burn The steam eliminates the need to burn The steam eliminates the need to burn fossil fuels to run turbine. fossil fuels to run turbine. fossil fuels to run turbine. This plant emits only excess steam and very This plant emits only excess steam and very This plant emits only excess steam and very minor amount of gases. minor amount of gases. minor amount of gases. Dry steam plant
- 4. This is the most common type of geothermal plant. This is the most common type of geothermal plant. This is the most common type of geothermal plant. In this fluids at high temperature is pumped under high In this fluids at high temperature is pumped under high In this fluids at high temperature is pumped under high pressure into tank. pressure into tank. pressure into tank. Tank surface having low pressure causes some fluids to Tank surface having low pressure causes some fluids to Tank surface having low pressure causes some fluids to rapidly vaporize. rapidly vaporize. rapidly vaporize. The vapor then drives the turbine, which drives a The vapor then drives the turbine, which drives a The vapor then drives the turbine, which drives a generator generator generator If any liquid remains in the tank the same cycle If any liquid remains in the tank the same cycle If any liquid remains in the tank the same cycle continious in second tank to extract more energy. continious in second tank to extract more energy. continious in second tank to extract more energy. Flash steam plant
- 5. Environment friendly Renewable No fuel required Reliable Doesnt require large space Less maintainance Location restricted Environment side effects High cost Sustainablity It may cause surface instability May run out of steam Advantages Disadvantages
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