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Why is C22 the material used for the nozzles used to inject ammonia water in the boiler flue gas denitration process?

2015-08-13View Original

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Why is C22 the material used for the nozzles that inject ammonia water in the boiler flue gas denitration process? Some online sources say it’s high-quality carbon structural steel, while others say it’s Hastelloy; I’m confused. Please advise!
Reply #22015-08-26
It’s made of Hastelloy; many denitration nozzles these days use this material due to its resistance to high temperatures and wear
Reply #32015-08-31
Thank you for the help! Is this material easy to buy?

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