Are the flame holders made of materials which have higher friction coefficients than the combustion chamber in order to create turbulence?
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1$\begingroup$ Additional information about materials: What material is used to make the hot sections of jet engines? $\endgroup$– minsDec 8 '16 at 9:18
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In The Jet Engine, there is no mention of a two-material setup for the flame-holder/combustor. It's all about the design of the diffuser and combustor shape / holes.
One of the fancy things they mention (p. 122, image below) is the lining of the walls in elevated ceramic-coated tiles for internal cooling.
Having to deal with two materials would decrease the structural integrity of the combuster. And to my knowledge, the flame-holder and combustor are one and the same, a single unit.