fig1 shows a steam power plant 1 in a schematized overview . the steam power plant 1 comprises a high - pressure turbine section 2 which has a live steam feed 3 and a high - pressure steam outlet 4 . live steam from a live steam line 5 flows through the live steam feed 3 , wherein the live steam was produced in a steam generator 6 . arranged in the live steam line 5 is a live steam valve 7 which controls the flow of live steam through the high - pressure turbine section 2 . also arranged in the live steam line 5 is a stop valve ( not shown ) which closes off the steam feed to the high - pressure turbine section 2 in the event of a failure . after steam has flown through the high - pressure turbine section 2 , during which the steam in the high - pressure turbine section 2 converts the thermal energy into rotational energy of the rotor 21 , the steam flows out of the high - pressure steam outlet 4 into a cold reheat line 8 . the steam in the cold reheat line 8 in comparison to the steam parameters of the live steam in the live steam line 5 is such that this cold reheat steam can be used as cooling medium , which is shown schematically in fig1 by means of the cooling medium line 9 . the cold reheat steam is heated in a reheater 10 and via a hot reheat line 11 conducted to an intermediate - pressure turbine section 12 . the cooling medium line 9 can be directed to the intermediate - pressure turbine section 12 into the inlet region ( not shown ). the rotor of the intermediate - pressure turbine section 12 is connected with torque transmitting effect to the rotor of the high - pressure turbine section 2 and also to the rotor 21 of a low - pressure turbine section 13 . similarly , an electric generator 14 is connected with torque transmitting effect to the rotor 21 of a low - pressure turbine section 13 . after the steam has flown through the intermediate - pressure turbine section 12 , the steam flows out of the intermediate - pressure steam outlets 15 to the low - pressure turbine section 13 . the intermediate - pressure turbine section 12 selected in fig1 comprises a first flow 29 and a second flow 30 . the steam is conducted out of the intermediate - pressure steam outlets 15 in a crossover line 16 to the low - pressure turbine section 13 . after flowing through the low - pressure turbine section 13 , the steam flows into a condenser 17 and is condensed there , forming water . the steam which is converted in the condenser 17 , forming water , then flows via a line 18 to a pump 19 and from where the water is conducted to the steam generator 6 . the high - pressure turbine section 2 , the intermediate - pressure turbine section 12 and the low - pressure turbine section 13 together are referred to as a steam turbine and constitute an embodiment of a turbomachine . in fig2 , a view of the arrangement according to the invention is to be seen . fig2 shows in particular an inlet region 20 of the intermediate - pressure turbine section 12 . the intermediate - pressure turbine section 12 comprises a rotor 21 which is rotatably mounted around a rotational axis 22 . the rotor 21 comprises a plurality of rotor blades 23 which are arranged in slots ( not shown ) on the rotor surface 24 . arranged between the rotor blades 23 are stator blades 25 which are retained on a casing ( not shown ). a first stator blade row 26 is designed in such a way that this stator blade row 26 supports a shield 27 . the shield 27 is designed in such a way that during operation steam which flows into the inlet region 20 can be deflected into a flow passage 28 . since the intermediate - pressure turbine section 12 shown in fig2 has a first flow 29 and a second flow 30 , the flow passage 28 is divided into a first flow passage 31 and a second flow passage 32 . the inflowing steam 33 is therefore deflected forming a first steam 34 and a second steam 35 . the first steam 34 flows into the first flow passage 31 . the second steam 35 flows into the second flow passage 32 . the intermediate - pressure turbine section 12 comprises a casing ( not shown ) which is arranged around the rotor 21 , wherein the first flow passage 31 and the second flow passage 32 are formed between the rotor 21 and the casing , wherein the first flow passage 31 and the second flow passage 32 are fluidically connected to the inflow region 20 . a flow medium which in addition to steam can be ammonia or a steam - co 2 mixture is to be understood by the term steam . the shield 27 has a cooling medium feed 36 which is designed in such a way that during operation cooling steam flows into a cooling region 37 which is arranged between the shield 27 and the rotor 21 . used as cooling steam is steam from the cooling medium line 9 which comes from the cold reheat line 8 . other cooling steam can be used in alternative embodiments . the cooling steam therefore flows out the cooling medium feed 36 onto the rotor surface 24 and cools a thermally stressed region which is represented by means of a parabolic gray area 38 . the temperature is represented in shades of gray . as is to be seen in fig2 , the shade of gray in the parabolic gray area 38 is a little darker than the shades of gray of the rotor 21 . this means that the temperature in the parabolic gray area 38 is higher than the temperature of the rotor 21 . in addition to the cooling medium feed 36 , a line 39 is now arranged according to the invention in the shield 27 . this line 39 creates a fluidic connection between the cooling region 37 and the inlet region 20 . the line 39 can be constructed as a hole or as a plurality of holes . these holes can be constructed in a distributed manner on the circumference . the line 39 can be arranged symmetrically to the parabolic gray area 38 , which means that the line 39 is arranged in the direction of a central inflow direction 40 . in fig2 , the line 39 is not shown in the same direction as the central inflow direction 40 but shown a small distance further to the right . fig3 shows in the main the same arrangement as in fig2 . a repeat of the description and principle of operation of the components is therefore dispensed with . the difference in the view of fig3 lies in the fact that a failure of the cooling medium feed 36 is symbolized by a cross . the failure of the cooling medium feed 36 leads to a heating up of the cooling region 37 . this leads to a change of the temperature in the parabolic gray area 38 . in fig3 , it is to be seen that the shades of gray are darker compared with the gray area in fig2 . this means that the temperature is increased compared with the normal operation which is to be seen in fig2 . nevertheless , the temperature difference between the normal operation , as is to be seen in fig2 , and the failure operation which is shown in fig3 , is moderate . this means that the material of the rotor 21 experiences a comparatively small temperature jump . fig4 shows a side view of the arrangement according to the invention . the cooling medium feed 36 in a first embodiment is designed in the radial direction 41 toward the rotational axis . this means that during operation the cooling steam impinges radially upon the rotor 21 . similarly , the line 39 according to fig4 is designed in such a way that during operation steam from the inlet region impinges radially upon the rotor 21 . fig5 shows an alternative embodiment to the embodiment according to fig4 . fig5 shows that the cooling medium feed 36 is designed in such a way that during operation the cooling steam impinges tangentially upon the rotor 21 . to this end , the cooling medium feed 36 is basically constructed in such a way that the shield has a hole through which the steam can impinge tangentially upon the rotor 21 . this leads to a swirl of the steam which is present in the cooling region 37 . the line 39 is similarly designed in an alternative embodiment in such a way that during operation steam from the inlet region 20 impinges tangentially upon the rotor 21 . this leads to a better mixing in the cooling region 37 . although the invention has been fully illustrated and described in detail by means of the preferred exemplary embodiment , the invention is not thus limited by the disclosed examples , and other variations can be derived by the person skilled in the art without departing from the extent of protection of the invention .