Abstract
Aiming at improving the capture performance of internal vortex electrostatic cyclone precipitator (ECP), a theoretical model with mechanics-electric-magnetic coupling was established, the collection efficiency of magnetic confinement ECP under different working voltages was simulated, and the influence of magnetic flux intensity on the removal performance of submicron particles was explored. Results show that the number of particles escaped from the cyclone is greatly reduced after the introduction of magnetic field and electric field, indicating that charging effect and magnetic confinement are more conductive to trap submicron particles in the internal vortex ECP. The lower the working voltage is, the worse the charging lifting effect is, but the stronger the magnetic confinement characteristics are. Furthermore, the contributions of charging effect to collection efficiency and magnetic confinement characteristics are more obvious at a weaker magnetic flux density. The research results can provide a practical new idea for the innovative design of ECP.
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