The invention discloses a harmless treatment process for
flue gas generated after waste
incineration. The harmless treatment process for the
flue gas generated after waste
incineration comprises the following steps that firstly,
flue gas in an incinerator is introduced into a preheating pipeline preset in the furnace wall of a preheating furnace to heat to-be-treated waste in the preheating furnace; secondly, the
flue gas led out of the preheating furnace is connected into a water-cooling
cyclone separator to be subjected to gas-
solid separation, and the separated
flue gas continuously passes through a deacidification treatment section, an
activated carbon adsorption treatment section and a filtering section on a flue and then is connected into an SCR
treatment system; the deacidification treatment section comprises two
volute type alkali
powder mixers, the
activated carbon adsorption section comprises an
activated carbon spraying mechanism arranged along the circumferential section of the flue, and the filtering section is provided with a bag-type
dust collector. By means of the mode, the temperature of inlet air entering the SCR
system can be increased, the denitration efficiency is improved, waste water needing to be treated cannot be additionally generated, and the overall treatment cost is low.