ZHANG Fajie, HE Chuan, XIE Jiannan, et al. Synergistic removal of condensable particulate matter by flue gas cleaning devices of coal-fired power plant[J]. Thermal power generation, 2021, 50(7): 143-149.
DOI:
ZHANG Fajie, HE Chuan, XIE Jiannan, et al. Synergistic removal of condensable particulate matter by flue gas cleaning devices of coal-fired power plant[J]. Thermal power generation, 2021, 50(7): 143-149. DOI: 10.19666/j.rlfd.202012184.
Synergistic removal of condensable particulate matter by flue gas cleaning devices of coal-fired power plant
Condensable particulate matter(CPM) contributes a considerable proportion to the total particulate matter emitted by coal-fired power plants. In order to analyze the removal effect of CPM by existing flue gas cleaning devices
the CPM from the inlet and outlet of low-low temperature electrostatic precipitator(LLTESP)
the seawater flue gas desulfurization(SWFGD) and the wet electrostatic precipitator(WESP) of a coal-fired power plant which had implemented the ultra-low emission reform
were tested and studied. The results show that
at both 300 MW(high load) and 150 MW(low load)
the three devices mentioned above can remove the CPM effectively
and the total removal efficiency reached 97.2% and 97.6% respectively
with CPM emission concentration of 5.58 mg/m~3 and 5.55 mg/m~3 respectively. The inorganic CPM were removed more effectively than the organic CPM by both ESP and WESP. The overall removal of CPM by SWFGD was obvious
however
the Cl-anion and the Na+ cation from the sea water would be brought into the flue gas
forming a new part of CPM. The new formed CPM were removed by the WESP subsequently