Description

The image is a diagram showing the different parts of a nuclear reactor. The diagram is divided into sections, with each section labeled and described. The sections include the reactor core, the coolant system, the control system, and the safety system. The reactor core is described as the heart of the reactor, where the nuclear reaction takes place. The coolant system is responsible for removing heat from the reactor core and transferring it to the turbine. The control system is responsible for regulating the reactor's power output, and the safety system is designed to prevent accidents and protect the reactor from damage. The diagram is a detailed and informative representation of the inner workings of a nuclear reactor.