Actual image of the GSP burner

2009-09-05View Original

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This post was last edited by lflsedin on 2015-10-4 at 18:42 with the actual image of the GSP burner

Reply #22009-09-05

Ha, I posted a more complete picture following the trend. GSP nozzle structure

Reply #32009-09-05

Thank you for sharing. Personally, I think it’s similar to a space furnace. What are the differences?

Reply #42009-09-07

It is said that the burners of domestic space furnaces are also modular; was this inspired by GSP?

Reply #52009-09-14

The image is very clear; thanks for sharing it. The head structure is quite complex, with three cooling systems, and the thickness of the head’s end face is very thin, which requires high standards in terms of machining and welding processes

Reply #62010-10-21

The image is very clear; what are the differences between this burner and Texaco’s burners?

Reply #72015-10-04

Hello, why isn’t the image of the burner showing?

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