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Questions about burners

2009-03-13View Original

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What materials are used for burners these days? Could someone list them? The information I found only mentions carbon-tungsten steel and cemented carbide; I’m not sure what materials manufacturers actually use in practice, and what the performance is like with those materials
Reply #22009-03-13
The burner is made of Inconel 600, while the jacket head is made of Haynes 188. A layer of Stellite 6 wear-resistant coating is welded on the surface of the main material in the slurry passage of the burner head.

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