Geothermal energy extraction process

A PowerPoint slide show explaining how geothermal energy can be extracted.

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• geothermal
• energy
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[henrykay01]

@alexmanru I am still in the process of estimating the cost of the prototype - perhaps it will be much more expensive, because I need a special electronic element. Send me an e-mail if you want to see the proof that the law of energy conservation can be violated - my e-mail address is in my contact box.

[alexmanru]

@henrykay01 Can you be more specific, your cost for prototype is calculated for usa conditions? I suppose that in other countries it will be much more less. Describe your invention in 2 words and how you prove that your invention violates law of energy conservation, sounds... tricky. alex

[henrykay01]

I invented a breakthrough energy source which violates the law of energy conservation. I have a PROOF that there are electrodynamic phenomena which violate the law of energy conservation (and also experimental evidence for such phenomena). I am looking for $300 000 for a prototype and $3M for patents. In mass production it will cost about $1200 to make a 6 kW generator, value of the energy produced yearly $5400. H. Tomasz Grzybowski

tel. +48-512-933-540

[daltonagre]

Here in Brazil, there's no use for geothermal energy.

[Peterwhitlock]

Rememebr if we do lose the capitalist system AND balance the world population, we do not need any more power than the waves, the sun, the wind...geothermal power is more extreme and really not needed in most places.

Handy if it is natural surface heat but living with possible volcanoes and 100% sure Earthquakes that are not explained yet!

[Peterwhitlock]

The possible continued fracturing of the rock DOWNWARDS is something to look into. Lack of water is common. Having to use more and more water is common. Natural locations could of been used all along so don't count on capitalist to convert soon!

[m3141592]

Geothermal is the largest and most powerful source we've got. And the waste heat can be sold off to heat buildings.

[Choken1]

This video explains how a "dry rock" geothermal plant would work. A dry rock geothermal plant could theoretically be placed anywhere in the world as long as you drill deep enough to get to the hot rock.

In some places however, the hot rock is much closer to the surface where it already is heating the existing ground water table (think Yellowstone park). In those selected location, a much cheaper type of plants can be placed that makes use of the water table instead of pumping it down.

[dferrand]

This should not be confused with a Geothermal Heat Pump. Which only needs its exchange pipes a few feet below the ground. This type of hi tech science is confusing consumers and politicians alike. Geothermal Heat Pumps could heat and cool most houses in this country.

[prayfortruejustice]

Pidos847 and tsuchan1 I believe your in violent agreement! ...

There is Geothermal exchange technology as well as this technology -- with is totally different than using a geothermal well to generate steam or temperatures to create pressurized gas for driving a turbine generator. Exchange uses the constant ground temperature and a heat pump. Here is one example:

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