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Geothermal and Tidal Power Non-Solar Energy Flows.

Geothermal Produced by heat from the earth’s interior. Produced by heat from the earth’s interior. One of two energy flows not coming form the sun. (the other is tidal.) One of two energy flows not coming form the sun. (the other is tidal.)

Interior of Earth

Normal thermal gradient is 30  C/km of depth. Normal thermal gradient is 30  C/km of depth. In general, the deeper we go into the earth, the hotter it gets. In general, the deeper we go into the earth, the hotter it gets.

Drill holes of 20,000 ft (6100m) are possible. This gives a temperature increase of 190  C (463 K). Plenty hot for electric generation. Drill holes of 20,000 ft (6100m) are possible. This gives a temperature increase of 190  C (463 K). Plenty hot for electric generation. e c = 1-T c /T h = /463=0.35 e c = 1-T c /T h = /463=0.35 Locations with larger thermal gradient work with shallower holes. Locations with larger thermal gradient work with shallower holes. Can also use shallower hole for space heating. Can also use shallower hole for space heating.

Good Geothermal Regions Associated with Plate Boundaries

Temperature at a depth of 6 km

Sometimes the hot water comes back to the surface on its own

Larderello is still producing geothermal electricity 100 years later.

Typical geothermal electric production

Geysers Plant in California (one of twenty plants there)

Most growth between 1980 and 1990 when PURPA required power companies to buy energy from independent producers.

Geothermal Energy For Home Heating

Tidal Power Energy that comes from the gravitational attraction of the moon and sun on the earth’s oceans Energy that comes from the gravitational attraction of the moon and sun on the earth’s oceans

Two general approaches 1) Use a “two way” dam on a large estuary. Similar to low head hydroelectric. 1) Use a “two way” dam on a large estuary. Similar to low head hydroelectric. 2) Use turbines somewhat similar to windmills. 2) Use turbines somewhat similar to windmills.

The largest tidal power station in the world is in the Rance estuary in northern France. It was built in 1966.

Man-made tidal lagoons

A major drawback of tidal power stations is that they can only generate when the tide is flowing in or out - in other words, only for 10 hours each day. However, tides are totally predictable, so we can plan to have other power stations generating at those times when the tidal station is out of action. A major drawback of tidal power stations is that they can only generate when the tide is flowing in or out - in other words, only for 10 hours each day. However, tides are totally predictable, so we can plan to have other power stations generating at those times when the tidal station is out of action.

World’s largest tidal variations: Bay of Fundy

Watermills