Seeking guidance on acid-resistant treatment for boiler pipe wall surfaces

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The furnace temperature of our company’s units for incinerating medical waste is around 1200 degrees, and the flue gases contain a large amount of chloride ions as well as a small amount of nitrogen and oxygen ions. These ions are highly corrosive to the furnace tube walls, and can easily cause rusting, cracking, and perforation of the pipe walls. Typically, the service life of pipes is only about 3 months. We are seeking professionals to optimize the situation from the following perspectives: reducing the furnace temperature to between 400 and 500 degrees; finding appropriate surface coating methods to enhance the corrosion resistance of the pipes; applying ceramic coatings; using nickel-aluminum oxide coatings; and performing aluminum infiltration on the pipes. Relevant experts can apply for the project by visiting the link: http://www.*anjichina.com/require/5047.html. You can also contact me via QQ at 1667546043