**Real-Time Incident Report from the Scene** Just got word from Steve Redick about an alarming situation that unfolded earlier today. It seems there was a major fire reported at 5000 N. Clark Street. The details from Steve’s account mention it as a 3-11 alarm, which indicates the severity of the incident. He shared a photo showing what appears to be an auto body shop in Chicago that was severely damaged by the fire. The image captures the intense aftermath, with smoke and structural damage clearly visible. Switching over to another source, @CFDMedia provided further updates on the incident. According to their report, multiple firefighting units were dispatched to the scene, and their efforts are currently underway. Unfortunately, they also mentioned that one civilian was transported to Weiss Hospital, specifically noted as being taken in yellow emergency transport vehicles. The media outlet shared several images of the fire, including aerial shots that highlight the extent of the blaze. These photos show firefighters hard at work, battling the flames while trying to contain the damage. I’ve embedded some of the visuals shared by @CFDMedia below. The first image gives a closer look at the affected area, showcasing the devastation caused by the fire. The second and third images offer broader perspectives, capturing the scale of the operation. Additionally, there’s another angle provided that focuses on the firefighters in action. It’s clear from these pictures that this was no small-scale event. As of now, the situation remains under control, but it's a stark reminder of how quickly such incidents can escalate. I’ll keep monitoring for any further updates or official statements from authorities. If you have any firsthand accounts or additional information, feel free to share them in the comments. Stay safe everyone. --- *Attached Images:* [Image description: Close-up view of the damaged auto body shop with visible smoke and debris.] [Image description: Aerial shot of the fire scene, showing multiple fire trucks and emergency personnel working together.] [Image description: Firefighters in action, with hoses deployed and focused on extinguishing the flames.] [Image description: Another angle highlighting the intensity of the fire and the coordinated efforts of the emergency response team.]

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Brazed heat exchangers corrugated plates create multiple flow channels, maximizing the heat transfer surface area within a small footprint. This makes them ideal for applications where space is limited.

Brazed heat exchanger (BPHE) is a type of compact heat exchanger that consists of corrugated metal plates that are brazed together to form a single unit. The brazing process involves melting a filler material, tipically copper-based alloy (
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The flow principle of a brazed heat exchanger is based on the counter-current flow configuration, where the two fluids involved in the heat transfer process flow in opposite directions. e.g the picture A and B

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