Urea solution spray nozzle

1. A system for spraying a urea solution, the system comprising:

a double pipe structure comprising a urea solution flow path and a gas flow path;

an air nozzle defining an injection port having:

a first opening,

a second opening, and

a channel extending between the first opening and the second opening of the injection port,

wherein the air nozzle and the double pipe structure are fastened together with a nut;

a branch flow path in fluid communication with the gas flow path and a lateral ejection port, the lateral ejection port is configured so pressurized air that passes through the branch flow path to the lateral ejection port is ejected from the lateral ejection port in a same direction as an injection direction of the urea solution and along an outer surface of the air nozzle; and

a water-repellent coating layer on the outer surface of the air nozzle,

wherein the outer surface of the air nozzle comprises an inclined plane in such a manner that an outline of the air nozzle is at a constant angle with respect to an axial line of the injection port in a predetermined range centering on the injection port; and

wherein the double pipe structure is configured to provide pressurized air that passes through the gas flow path and urea solution that passes through the urea solution flow path into the first opening of the injection port such that the pressurized air mixed with urea solution is ejected from the second opening of the injection port.

2. The system of claim 1 , wherein:

the lateral ejection port is on the outer surface of the air nozzle and surrounds the air nozzle; and

an output of the injection port is positioned farther downstream than an output of the lateral ejection port.

3. The system of claim 1 , further comprising:

a global positioning system configured to detect a position of a vessel;

a memory configured to store regulation area map data associated with a regulation area of exhaust; and

a controller coupled to the global positioning system and the memory, the controller configured to:

receive an indication of the position from the global positioning system; and

in response to a determination that that the position corresponds to the regulation area of exhaust, control an amount of the urea solution via the urea solution flow path, an amount of pressurized air via the gas flow path, or both.

4. A system to spray a urea solution, the system comprising:

a double pipe structure configured to route the urea solution via a urea solution flow path and route pressurized air via a gas flow path;

an air nozzle coupled to the double pipe structure, the air nozzle defining:

an injection port having an axial line and configured to output a mixture of a first portion of the pressurized air and the urea solution in an injection direction; and

an outer surface that comprises an inclined plane in such a manner that an outline of the air nozzle is at a constant angle with respect to the axial line of the injection port in a predetermined range centering on the injection port;

a nut configured to couple the air nozzle and the double pipe structure;

a lateral ejection port associated with a branch flow path that is in fluid communication with the gas flow path, the lateral ejection port is configured to eject a second portion of the pressurized air from the lateral ejection port in a same direction as the injection direction and along the outer surface of the air nozzle; and

a water-repellent coating layer on the outer surface of the air nozzle.

5. The system of claim 4 , wherein an output of the lateral ejection port has a ring shape.

6. The system of claim 4 , wherein the injection port extends through the air nozzle.

7. The system of claim 4 , wherein the injection port comprises:

an input opening portion configured to receive the mixture;

an output opening portion configured to output the mixture; and

a channel portion positioned between the input opening portion and the output opening portion, wherein the channel portion extends through the air nozzle.

8. The system of claim 4 , wherein at least a portion of the branch flow path extends through the air nozzle.

9. The system of claim 4 , wherein:

a portion of the branch flow path extends through the air nozzle in a first direction,

the injection port extends through the air nozzle in a second direction, and

the first direction is orthogonal to the second direction.

10. The system of claim 4 , wherein:

at least a portion of the lateral ejection port is defined by the outer surface and by the nut; and

an output of the injection port is positioned farther downstream than an output of the lateral ejection port.

11. The system of claim 4 , further comprising:

a liquid nozzle configured to output the urea solution into the gas flow path to generate the mixture;

wherein the double pipe structure comprises:

a first pipe configured to route the urea solution via the urea solution flow path; and

a second pipe configured to route pressurized air via the gas flow path; and

wherein the air nozzle is coupled to the second pipe via the nut.

12. The system of claim 11 , wherein the liquid nozzle is directly coupled to the first pipe.

13. The system of claim 11 , wherein an output of the liquid nozzle is aligned with an input opening of the injection port, and wherein the liquid nozzle is configured to output the urea solution such that at least a portion of the urea solution output by the liquid nozzle is received by the injection port via the input opening.

14. A urea solution spray device comprising:

a first pipe configured to route a urea solution via a urea solution flow path; and

a second pipe configured to route pressurized air via a gas flow path;

an air nozzle comprising:

a first port having a channel extending through the air nozzle, the first port configured to:

receive the urea solution and pressurized air, and

output, via the channel, a mixture of a first portion of the pressurized air and the urea solution from the air nozzle; and

an outer surface; and

a second port configured to eject a second portion of the pressurized air from the air nozzle; and

a nut configured to couple the air nozzle to the second pipe.

15. The urea solution spray device of claim 14 , further comprising:

a double pipe structure comprising the first pipe and the second pipe, and

wherein:

the first pipe is positioned within the second pipe,

the urea solution flow path is defined by an interior surface of the first pipe, and

the gas flow path is defined by an outer surface of the first pipe and an inner surface of the second pipe.

16. The urea solution spray device of claim 14 , wherein:

the second port extends through a portion of the air nozzle; and

an output of the injection port is positioned farther downstream than an output of the lateral ejection port.

17. The urea solution spray device of claim 14 , wherein a third port is defined by the nut and the outer surface of the air nozzle, the third port coupled to the second port and configured to eject the second portion of the pressurized air along the outer surface of the air nozzle toward the first port.

18. The urea solution spray device of claim 17 , further comprising:

a liquid nozzle configured to output the urea solution into the channel of the first port to generate the mixture of the first portion of the pressurized air and the urea solution.