Thermoelectric power generation refers to the use of seawater temperature difference to generate electricity. The temperature difference between the different water layers of the ocean is large, and generally the surface water is much warmer than the deep or bottom water. The principle of power generation is that after the warm water flows into the evaporation chamber, the seawater boils into flowing steam or propane and other evaporative gases as fluids under low pressure, which drives the turbine to rotate and starts the AC motor to generate electricity; Cool and condense and recycle.
