- Binary Cycle Geothermal Plants
- Binary cycle systems can be used with liquids at temperatures less than 350 F (177 C). In these systems, the hot geothermal liquid vaporizes a secondary working fluid, which then drives a turbine.
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Binary Cycle Geothermal Plants
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