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Dear Physicists
I am well aware that this question does not have all the necessary information on order to get an exact answer, but what I am hoping to find is some educated guesses backed by some math.
Lets imagine a 50 MT Pot filled with magma that is 700 C hot. Let’s imagine a thin pipe wrapped around this pot (Spiraling up to the very top). And let’s imagine a usual coal powered plant and how it works.
The question is how much electricity can be produced from the steam that occurs from the process of the water boiling whilst passing around the hot pot. (After the water boils, it creates steam which spins a tubing which is connected to a generator ect.)
Your help would be highly appreciated.
Thank you in advance and best regards
I am well aware that this question does not have all the necessary information on order to get an exact answer, but what I am hoping to find is some educated guesses backed by some math.
Lets imagine a 50 MT Pot filled with magma that is 700 C hot. Let’s imagine a thin pipe wrapped around this pot (Spiraling up to the very top). And let’s imagine a usual coal powered plant and how it works.
The question is how much electricity can be produced from the steam that occurs from the process of the water boiling whilst passing around the hot pot. (After the water boils, it creates steam which spins a tubing which is connected to a generator ect.)
Your help would be highly appreciated.
Thank you in advance and best regards
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