Aiming at enhancing the capture performance of electrostatic precipitator (ESP) for PM2.5 particles, this paper introduces a multi-field coupling model and carries out the analysis of the electromagnetic dedusting mechanism of four electric field ESP under the magnetic-field-induced trajectory modification, and investigates the capture performance of multiple electric field ESP for PM2.5 particles at different magnetic field introduction positions through numerical simulations and PIV (Particle Image Velocimetry) experiments. The PIV measurements showed flow-field patterns that were consistent with established ESP findings, where higher applied voltage and lower flue-gas velocity lead to stronger particle deflection toward the collection plate. These observed trends serve as a validation of the reliability of the present PIV setup and simulation model. Introducing a magnetic field into a specific zone resulted in particles to follow a spiral path leading to the collection plate. This motion not only altered the paths of particles in the targeted region but also influenced adjacent zones. Magnetic confinement was found to be more effective under low flue gas velocity and low operating voltage conditions. Furthermore, at lower voltages, the third electric field was more sensitive to magnetic confinement, whereas at higher voltages, the fourth electric field exhibited greater sensitivity. The findings can offer new design ideas for performance enhancement of traditional ESPs.
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