Chicago 4-11 Alarm fire, 11-15-13 (pt 3)

    Here's a rewritten and improved version of the original text in English, with added content to reach over 500 characters and presented in a more natural, human-like style: --- This is from Josh Boyajian: > "Here are some of my shots from the 4-11." — Josh Below are several photos taken by Josh during the massive 4-alarm fire that hit Chicago’s north side. The blaze destroyed a strip center and five stores, causing significant damage. These images capture the intensity of the situation and the efforts of emergency responders on the scene.
    Massive 4-alarm fire on Chicago's north side destroys strip center and 5 stores.

    Josh Boyajian photo

    Massive 4-alarm fire on Chicago's north side destroys strip center and 5 stores.

    Josh Boyajian photo

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    Josh Boyajian photo

    Massive 4-alarm fire on Chicago's north side destroys strip center and 5 stores.

    Josh Boyajian photo

    Massive 4-alarm fire on Chicago's north side destroys strip center and 5 stores.

    Josh Boyajian photo

    Massive 4-alarm fire on Chicago's north side destroys strip center and 5 stores.

    Josh Boyajian photo

    Massive 4-alarm fire on Chicago's north side destroys strip center and 5 stores.

    Josh Boyajian photo

    For real-time updates and radio traffic from the incident, you can check out [Radioman911.com](https://www.radioman911.com).

    Plate Heat Exchanger U Series

    Plate Heat Exchangers (PHEs) are highly efficient devices used for heat transfer between two fluids. The U Series of plate heat exchangers is a specific design known for its compactness, flexibility, and high thermal efficiency. Below is a detailed classification and introduction to the U Series Plate Heat Exchangers:

    1. Based on Design Features

    • Gasketed Plate Heat Exchangers:

      • Uses gaskets to seal plates and create flow channels.

      • Easy to disassemble for cleaning and maintenance.

      • Suitable for applications with moderate temperature and pressure.

    • Brazed Plate Heat Exchangers:

      • Plates are brazed together using copper or nickel.

      • Compact and leak-proof design.

      • Ideal for high-pressure and high-temperature applications.

    • Welded Plate Heat Exchangers:

      • Plates are welded together for a robust construction.

      • Suitable for corrosive or high-temperature fluids.

      • Commonly used in industrial applications.

        2. Based on Flow Configuration

        • Single-Pass U Series:

          • Fluids pass through the heat exchanger once.

          • Simple design with lower pressure drop.

        • Multi-Pass U Series:

          • Fluids pass through the heat exchanger multiple times.

          • Increases heat transfer efficiency but may result in higher pressure drop.

            3. Based on Application

            • HVAC U Series:

              • Used in heating, ventilation, and air conditioning systems.

              • Efficient for heat recovery, chillers, and heat pumps.

            • Industrial U Series:

              • Designed for industrial processes such as chemical, food, and pharmaceutical industries.

              • Handles high temperatures, pressures, and corrosive fluids.

            • Refrigeration U Series:

              • Used in refrigeration systems for evaporators or condensers.

              • Compact and efficient for low-temperature applications.

            • District Energy U Series:

              • Connects to district heating or cooling networks.

              • High-capacity and energy-efficient.

                4. Based on Plate Material

                • Stainless Steel Plates:

                  • Corrosion-resistant and durable.

                  • Suitable for most applications, including food and beverage industries.

                • Titanium Plates:

                  • Highly resistant to corrosion, especially in seawater or chloride environments.

                  • Used in marine or chemical industries.

                • Nickel Plates:

                  • Resistant to high temperatures and corrosive fluids.

                  • Ideal for chemical processing or oil and gas industries.

                    5. Based on Gasket Material

                    • Nitrile (NBR) Gaskets:

                      • Suitable for water, oils, and low-temperature applications.

                    • EPDM Gaskets:

                      • Resistant to high temperatures and steam.

                      • Commonly used in HVAC and heating applications.

                    • Viton (FKM) Gaskets:

                      • Resistant to aggressive chemicals and high temperatures.

                      • Used in chemical or industrial applications.

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