This utility model relates to the field of
geothermal energy utilization technology, and in particular to a high-temperature
geothermal energy conversion and heat release device for medium-deep
geothermal energy. It includes a heat-conducting sleeve, heat conduction pipes, and a confluence
pipe. Multiple sets of heat conduction pipes are arranged in an array inside the heat-conducting sleeve. Multiple sets of ribs are fixedly installed around the heat conduction pipes and are fixedly connected to the heat-conducting sleeve. The heat-conducting sleeve is filled with thermally conductive gel. One end of each set of heat conduction pipes is connected to the confluence
pipe. An
evaporation chamber is provided inside the heat-conducting sleeve, and the confluence
pipe communicates with the
evaporation chamber. This utility model increases the contact area through the ribs, and in conjunction with the thermally conductive gel inside the heat-conducting sleeve, it can absorb geothermal energy and transfer it to the heat conduction pipes, heating the circulating
fresh water inside the heat conduction pipes to extract geothermal energy. The heated hot water from the multiple sets of heat conduction pipes is then discharged into the
evaporation chamber through the confluence pipe, evaporated into high-temperature steam, and then delivered to the energy conversion component for geothermal utilization.