Definition: A blastplate is a type of plate used in nuclear reactors to shield the reactor core from radiation. It consists of two plates, one with a high-arc source and another with a low-arc source, which are separated by a gap. The purpose of the gap is to allow the heat generated in the high-arc plate to be transferred to the low-arc plate through the gap. This allows for more efficient use of the reactor's heat capacity.
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