Description

The image shows a diagram of a nuclear reactor, with a focus on the shielding of the reactor. The shielding is designed to protect the reactor from external radiation, ensuring the safety of the workers and the surrounding environment. The diagram illustrates the various layers of shielding, including the outer layer, the inner layer, and the radiation cross. The shielding is made up of materials such as steel, concrete, and water. The steel and concrete layers are used to absorb and block the radiation, while the water layer helps to cool the reactor and further protect it from the radiation. The diagram provides a clear understanding of the complex system that is in place to ensure the safety of the nuclear reactor.