Explanation: TonyTK is right about the meaning. My inclination would be to interpret 'Brenner' rather broadly here, since the idea is that the furnace or boiler is top-fired (burner or burners located on the top face pointing downward, so the flame emerges vertically downward). I doubt that there is any significant (functional) difference between burners used for top firing and side or front firing; only the placement in the furnace differs.
Obviously, the entire phrase will need some rewording.
Eine Rücksprache mit dem Kunden ergab, dass Kens Vermutung den Punkt trifft. Vielen Dank, natürlich auch an Tony! 4 KudoZ points were awarded for this answer
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in the form of / constructed as a top-fired furnace/boiler
Explanation: TonyTK is right about the meaning. My inclination would be to interpret 'Brenner' rather broadly here, since the idea is that the furnace or boiler is top-fired (burner or burners located on the top face pointing downward, so the flame emerges vertically downward). I doubt that there is any significant (functional) difference between burners used for top firing and side or front firing; only the placement in the furnace differs.
Obviously, the entire phrase will need some rewording.
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Eine Rücksprache mit dem Kunden ergab, dass Kens Vermutung den Punkt trifft. Vielen Dank, natürlich auch an Tony!