geothermal data center 3d model

A rectangular, modern data center building with partially transparent walls showing interior server racks. A geothermal heat pump cooling system (GHP) with closed-loop pipes descending 70–140 meters underground for low-enthalpy cooling. A separate high-enthalpy geothermal generation system with a deep well (1500–3000 meters), connected to a binary ORC power unit. A standalone geothermal cooling tower, designed as a hybrid tower that dissipates heat using geothermal fluid exchange rather than evaporative water loss. It should be placed next to the high-enthalpy generation area and visually distinct from the GHP system. Underground layers displaying soil, rock strata, and a geothermal reservoir. Clear physical separation between: • low-enthalpy cooling loop (GHP), • high-enthalpy deep well + ORC generator, • geothermal cooling tower. Pipes, exchangers, and flow paths should be visually coherent and color-coded. Add subtle Colombian context (Sabana de Bogotá terrain, outline map, Andes elevation profile).