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Questions? Check out these frequently asked questions or send a quick note to your JZHC representative if you don’t see your question.

  • Are Meals Provided?

    Daytime meals (breakfast and lunch) will be provided at the R&D Test Center for the dates of your Customer Burner Demonstration. Please let us know if you have any allergies, food restrictions, or special requests. You will need to make your own arrangements for evening meals (dinners) unless scheduled otherwise by your JZHC Project Manager. For other meeting types, please check with your JZHC Project Manager for details regarding meals.

  • Where Should I Go Upon Arrival?

    Visitors attending Customer Burner Demonstrations should plan on arriving at 8:00 a.m. (CST) unless scheduled otherwise by your JZHC Project Manager. Prompt arrival by all visitors will help test activities commence on time according to schedule. For other meeting types, please check with your JZHC Project Manager for details regarding times and locations.

    John Zink Hamworthy Combustion
    11920 East Apache Street
    Tulsa, Oklahoma 74116, USA

    PLEASE NOTE: Upon arrival at the JZHC campus, please enter the gated entrance for the R&D Test Center (unless directed otherwise) and use the call button on the gate keypad to request entry.

  • What Should I Wear?

    For the R&D Test Center and certain manufacturing areas, you will need to wear long sleeves, long pants, and steel-toe shoes. Please bring your own steel-toe shoes. You are welcome to bring your own fire-retardant clothing (FRC), or you can use the FR jackets available at the R&D Test Center. We will provide personal protective equipment (PPE) for your use, including hard hats, safety glasses, ear plugs, and gloves. You are welcome to bring your own PPE if preferred.

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