Description

The image shows a diagram of a nuclear reactor, with a focus on the cooling system. The reactor is designed to produce hydrogen, which is then used to create electricity. The cooling system is crucial for maintaining the temperature of the reactor, as it helps to prevent overheating and ensure the safety of the system. The diagram illustrates the various components of the cooling system, including a pipe that carries the hydrogen, a radiator that helps to dissipate heat, and a shield that protects the reactor from external radiation. The image also shows the different stages of the nuclear reactor, including the nuclear stage, the cooling stage, and the hydrogen stage.