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Twin Fluid Nozzle on UreaSCR Applied to Marine Diesel Engines Hyung Sun Park Sang Ji Lee and Jung Goo Hong School of Mechanical Engineering Kyungpook National University ICFMCE ID: 805914

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The Spray Characteristics of

Twin Fluid Nozzle on Urea-SCR Applied to Marine Diesel Engines

Hyung Sun Park, Sang Ji Lee and Jung Goo Hong

School of Mechanical Engineering, Kyungpook National University

ICFMCE

2017,

November 24-26,

2017,

Dubai

Slide2

Opportunity

for the Environment1

By Natural Resources Defense Council (NRDC)

Slide3

Opportunity for the Regulation

2

, 2000, 2011, 2016(

≥ 80 %)MARPOL (Marine pollution treaty) Annex VI NOx Emission Limits- International Maritime Organization (IMO) has decided to enforce NOx reduction regulations

Slide4

Opportunity for De-NOx tech.

3

3

HAM (Humid Air Motors)EGR (Exhaust Gas Recirculation)

FEW (Fuel & Water Emulsion)

or

DWI (Direct Water Injection)

IEM

(Internal Engine Modification)

LNG

(Liquefied Natural Gas)

SCR (Selective Catalytic Reduction)

De-NOX

Shipping NOx reduction potential by

Azzara

, A. et al.

Slide5

Outline for Urea-SCR system

4

Marine diesel engine

Temp. sensor

NOx sensor

Soot blowing

system

Soot blowing

nozzles

Nozzles

Temp. sensor

NOx sensor

Engine control unit

Pulsation

damper

Valves

Pressure

sensor

SCR control unit

Urea pipe

Digital dosing pump

Urea tank

Catalyst

Injector

Dosing

BLUENOX SCR System.

Slide6

5

Marine diesel engine

Temp. sensor

NOx sensor

Soot blowing

system

Soot blowing

nozzles

Nozzles

Temp. sensor

NOx sensor

Engine control unit

Pulsation

damper

Valves

Pressure

sensor

SCR control unit

Urea pipe

Digital dosing pump

Urea tank

Catalyst

Injector

Outline for Urea-SCR system

Slide7

Problem of the present SCR

tech.6

An example of deposit formation on the face of an SCR catalyst monolith. (By John M.E. Storey

et al.)

Stoichiometric imbalance

of the urea consumption

Degradation

of the structural and thermal properties of the

catalyst surface

Since the

exhaust gas temperature and the residence time

in the exhaust pipe

is

insufficient for complete thermal urea

decomposition

,

a major fraction of the injected urea and byproducts by side reaction remain intact before it enters the SCR catalyst.

Catalyst

Exhaust pipe

Slide8

Basic Mechanism of Urea-SCR

Evaporation

and thermal decomposition by

exhaust gas temperature

(NH

2

)

2

CO

+ xH

2

O

Urea Solution evaporation

(NH

2

)

2

CO

NH

3

+ HNCO

HNCO + H

2

O →

NH

3

+ CO

2

-----------------------------

4NO +

4NH

3

+ O

2

→ 4N

2

+6H

2

O

6NO

2

+

8NH

3

→ 7N

2

+ 12H

2

O

SCR Catalyst

Urea thermal decomposition

NO

x

CO

O

2

HC

N

2

CO

2

H

2

O

Urea Solution Injector

SCR reaction

HNCO hydrolysis

7

Slide9

8

Sovani et al. (Progress in energy and combustion science

, 2001)- Two-phase flow through a nozzle chokes at a significantly lower velocity than that at which a single phase

flow would choke- Atomization quality is greatly enhanced by the sudden pressure drop at the nozzle exitTypical effervescent atomizer

Perforated

Aerorator

Liquid Inlet

Exit Orifice Hole

Caldyn’s

nozzle

Caldyn’s

Nozzle

Slide10

Previous Work : Flow

rate

9Jewe Schroder et al. 2011Caldyn’s

nozzle

 

- Generally, effervescent nozzle is operated with

0.1 ~ 0.3 of ALR

Relative high ALR

Slide11

Effervescent Nozzles

10

Liquid & Air Mixture

AirAirLiquid & Air Mixture

(A)

Outside-in

air injection (B)

Inside-out

air injection

Air

Liquid

Liquid

Liquid

Slide12

Configuration of Test Nozzle

11

Exit orifice

Aerorator

D2

D1

Slide13

Experimental Setup

12

WaterAir Signal Compressor

On-off valve

On-off valve

Regulator

Stroboscope

CCD camera

Image grabber &

DAQ board

Detector

Laser for SMD

Flow meter

Flow meter

N

2

Pressure transducer

Needle valve

Needle valve

Regulator

*

The

drop size at

200mm

from nozzle tip

Slide14

[

실험조건 (540 cases)] - Exit orifice

Dia. (3) - Aerorator Dia. (6) - Injection Pressure (3) - Liquid flow rate (10)Configuration of Test Nozzle

13

Exit orifice Dia.

(mm)

Aerorator

Dia.

(mm)

Exit orifice

Area

(mm

2

)

Aerorator

Area

(mm

2

)

*Area ratio

2.6

1.2

5.31

13.57

2.56

1.5

5.31

21.21

3.99

1.7

5.31

27.24

5.13

2.1

5.31

41.56

7.83

2.5

5.31

58.90

11.09

2.9

5.31

79.26

14.93

3.2

1.2

8.04

13.57

1.69

1.5

8.04

21.21

2.64

1.7

8.04

27.24

3.39

2.1

8.04

41.56

5.17

2.5

8.04

58.90

7.32

2.9

8.04

79.26

9.86

3.7

1.2

10.75

13.57

1.26

1.5

10.75

21.21

1.97

1.7

10.75

27.24

2.53

2.1

10.75

41.56

3.87

2.5

10.75

58.90

5.48

2.9

10.75

79.26

7.37

Nozzle Configuration

Spray Condition

*Area ratio

=

 

Injection

pressure

(bar

)

2, 2.5 and 3

Liquid mass

flowrate

(kg/min)

0.1 ~ 1.0

Density (kg/m

3

)

Water

1000

Air

1.226

Slide15

Comparison of Mass Flow rate

14

- At the same liquid mass flow rate, air mass flow rate increases with

increasing of exit orifice diameter.Exit orifice Dia. (mm)Aerorator Dia. (mm)

2.6

1.2

3.2

1.5

3.7

1.7

*Area ratio

2.56

Injection

Pressure

(bar

)

3

*Area ratio

=

 

Slide16

Comparison of

Mass Flow rate

15

Exit orifice Dia. (mm)Injection

Pressure

(bar)

2.6

3

Slide17

Comparison of

Mass Flow rate

16

Exit orifice Dia. (mm)Injection

Pressure

(bar)

3.2

3

Slide18

Comparison of

Mass Flow rate

17

Exit orifice Dia. (mm)Injection

Pressure

(bar)

3.7

3

Slide19

Droplet Size Measurement

18

- Compared with

Caldyn’s data, it has same tendency.- SMD is not a large difference in the value of ALR ratio in 0.3 or more.

Slide20

Droplet Size Measurement

19

Exit orifice Dia.

(mm)

Aerorator

Dia.

(mm)

*Area ratio

2.6

1.2

2.56

1.7

5.13

2.5

11.09

Injection

Pressure

(bar

)

3

SMD is not affected by area ratio of an

efferverscent

nozzle.

Slide21

Droplet Size Measurement

20

SMD is not affected by area ratio of an efferverscent nozzle.Exit orifice Dia.

(mm)

Aerorator

Dia.

(mm)

*Area ratio

3.7

1.2

1.26

1.7

2.53

2.5

5.48

Injection

Pressure

(bar

)

3

Slide22

Summary

21

[Conclusion]

The liquid flow rate of the effervescent nozzle used in this study is affected by the diameter of the exit orifice.

It was found that the change of the liquid and air flow rate according to the

aerorator

diameter

was

not large at the same exit orifice diameter

.

In the case of

ALR above 0.3

, there is

almost no change in SMD

even if the air flow rate increases

.

In the

efferverscent

nozzle

,

the droplet size

is

not affected

by the area ratio

.

[Application]

From

the results of this study, the

droplet size

can be predicted according to various

ALR and area

ratios

.

It can be applied to Urea-SCR nozzle design technology according to various engine power

.

Slide23