A heat superconductor, multi-inorganic materials, with conducting rate and efficiency at 2960000 ft/sec, 102%, respectively was applied to the temperature about -50℃ to 3,000℃. There are two advantages to employee the high efficiency thermoelectric generator (TEG) of ORRA. One is it can work on at least 60℃ of temperature difference with 0.3026W power generation; the other one is that TEG of ORRA may provide has higher electrical energy and higher temperature difference than any other existing ones. This study attempts to integrate a heat superconductor with the high efficiency thermoelectric generator of ORRA module on geothermal power plant to provide higher efficiency power generation in geothermal generator field in the future.

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