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Acoustic agglomeration is employed as a precursor technique that modifies the sound field of fine particles to increase their size, thereby facilitating more efficient emission control. This paper reviews progress in the field of acoustic agglomeration technology, clarifies the mechanisms at play within the acoustic agglomeration process, and outlines its applicability in both gas-liquid and gas-solid phases. Furthermore, it analyzes the factors impacting the efficacy of acoustic agglomeration, summarizes the numerical simulation research of acoustic agglomeration, and proposes directions for technological enhancement.
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