The invention relates to the field of
coal-fired
flue gas treatment, and discloses a method for removing SO3 in
coal-fired
flue gas through charge coagulation, which comprises the following steps: S1, a pre-charging step: enabling SO3
aerosol to carry first polar charges; s2, a generation and injection step: atomizing the alkaline solution into alkaline microdroplets carrying second polar charges; s3, coagulation: driving the two kinds of particles to move relatively by utilizing the traveling wave
electric field; s4, acquiring a real-time feedback
signal reflecting the coagulation efficiency; and S5, dynamically adjusting the operation parameters based on the feedback
signal. According to the invention,
electric field forces with opposite directions are applied to SO3
aerosol and alkaline microdroplets carrying charges with opposite polarities through a traveling wave
electric field to drive the two kinds of particles to generate
relative motion, and the particle coagulation is converted from a passive process depending on slow Brown
diffusion into a capture process dominated by an external electric field, so that the particle coagulation efficiency is improved. Furthermore, the
collision frequency and the
coagulation rate among the submicron particles are improved.