WO2007066530A1 - 燃料電池システム及び移動体 - Google Patents
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- B60L—PROPULSION OF ELECTRICALLY-PROPELLED VEHICLES; SUPPLYING ELECTRIC POWER FOR AUXILIARY EQUIPMENT OF ELECTRICALLY-PROPELLED VEHICLES; ELECTRODYNAMIC BRAKE SYSTEMS FOR VEHICLES IN GENERAL; MAGNETIC SUSPENSION OR LEVITATION FOR VEHICLES; MONITORING OPERATING VARIABLES OF ELECTRICALLY-PROPELLED VEHICLES; ELECTRIC SAFETY DEVICES FOR ELECTRICALLY-PROPELLED VEHICLES
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- the present invention relates to a fuel cell stem moving body.
- the fuel cell system includes a fuel cell that generates electric power by reacting fuel gas and oxidizing gas, and an electric device, and uses the electric power supplied from the power storage device when the fuel cell is stopped.
- the fuel cell system supplies the fuel cell and discharges the fuel cell so that the amount of water at the time of turning the fuel cell reaches the target water amount set according to the state of the electric device. It is equipped with a control means for setting the conditions.
- the fuel cell degree or electric power
- the amount of water at the time of turning can be made to be a predetermined amount of water (for example, set according to the degree of electric equipment). Even if the fuel cell is stopped at a low temperature,
- control means can set the target water amount according to the power storage device degree. This means that the control means By setting the fuel cell condition to low, the water amount at the time of operation of the fuel cell can reach the target water amount.
- the fuel cell conditions are set in advance. By doing so, the amount of water when the fuel cell rotates can be made to reach the target amount of water. Even if the fuel cell is stopped at a low temperature,
- the battery can be started from the state.
- the charge battery system includes a step for adding an electric device.
- the power storage device can be speeded up at a low temperature, so that the power of the power storage device can be quickly recovered.
- a moving body according to the present invention includes the above-mentioned charge battery system.
- the fuel cell system capable of setting the condition of the fuel cell according to the state of the electric device is provided, it is possible to provide a moving body having excellent dynamic performance at low temperature. it can.
- Is the fuel cell system of the present invention. 2 is a graph showing the relationship between the temperature and water output of the battery system shown in.
- Item 3 is a chart for explaining the method of operating the battery system shown in. Good for carrying out Ming
- the fuel cell system configuration according to the present invention includes a fuel cell 0 that generates electric power by receiving a supply of a reaction gas (gas gas), as shown in, and supplies the fuel cell 0 with gas as an oxidizing gas.
- Gas 2 hydrogen gas 3 that supplies gas as fuel gas to fuel cell 0, control 4 that integrates the system, and fuel cell 0 to each unit in the system when it is stopped (when the power is stopped). It is equipped with a secondary unit that supplies electric power.
- the charge cell 0 has a stack structure in which the required number of ponds that receive the supply of the reaction gas and generate electricity are formed.
- the electric power generated by the charge battery 0 is supplied to (o er on ro n).
- C is an element that supplies electric power to the fuel cell S's battery, a device that supplies electric power to a type such as a pusher hydrogen port, a secondary power source, and a secondary power source.
- the power supply to the various types of laptops is used as an aid during turning (when the battery 0 is stopped).
- the secondary unit 2 realizes (the water content in the fuel cell 0 by supplying gas to the fuel cell) by supplying electric power to the pusher etc. when the fuel cell 0 is stopped. That is, the secondary 2 is the state of electrical equipment in Ming.
- a Kkke pond or a thiumium pond can be used.
- a sensor for detecting the secondary degree is provided.
- the information on the secondary degree detected by the sensor is transmitted to the control 4 and used for the fuel cell system control.
- a heater () is provided to make a secondary. It is controlled by the control 4 of the heater. That is, control 4 is a secondary sensor detected by the temperature sensor.
- the heater When the frequency of 2 is below a specified value (for example, 20 C), the heater is automatically activated and the secondary operation is performed.
- a specified value for example, 20 C
- Gas 2 is for supplying air 2 that supplies the gas () that has been humidified 20 to the fuel cell 0, and directs the exhaust gas that has been discharged from the fuel cell to the humidification 20 22 and the external oxidation oxygen from the humidification 2 to the outside. It is equipped with air flow 23 and. 2 is equipped with a pusher 24 that takes in atmospheric gas and humidifies it. Controlled by control 4 of pusher 24.
- Gas 3 is used to supply gas from tank 30 and hydrogen tank 30 as high-pressure gas sources to the fuel cell.
- the 3 is equipped with 33 that allows the gas supply from the hydrogen tank 30 to be cut off, and a 34 that adjusts the power of the hydrogen gas.
- a modulatable guitar 34 that can change the force standard by a stepper is adopted.
- the outlet 37 is connected to 32 via 35 36.
- 35 collects water from hydrogen.
- the control unit 36 operates under the order of the control 4 and the like to discharge (di) the water collected in 35 and the water containing the impurities in 32 to the outside.
- the 32 has a pop 38 that pressurizes the water in the 32 and sends it out 3. It should be noted that the inside of the exhaust 37 is then diluted with something so that it joins the inside of the exhaust flow 23.
- the control unit 4 controls the operation of each device in the system in response to the control of the access () of the fuel cell S.
- Control 4 is composed of a new system.
- the control system has a CP RO R, an input / output kit display, etc., and various control programs can be realized by P reading and executing various control programs recorded in RO. It has become.
- control 4 is to drive the pumps 24, 33 and 34 with the electric power supplied from the secondary when the fuel cell 0 is stopped (when the fuel cell is stopped), and the fuel cell is controlled.
- Gas in 0 (a)
- control 4 does not suppress the gas in humidification 20 when performing.
- control 4 sets 0 fuel cells so that the amount of water when fuel cell 0 is rotating reaches the target water amount set according to the degree of secondary operation.
- the amount of water in the secondary battery 0 due to the secondary cell 2 will be the same as that in the fuel cell 0.
- the amount of water means the amount of water after the fuel cell estimated by taking the secondary power into consideration, and the amount of water means the amount of water at which the fuel cell 0 can start starting.
- the power of the secondary secondary in the embodiment decreases as the frequency decreases. For example, as shown in
- the water output due to 2 is Q, while the water output due to temperature (below the point) is Q (Q). Therefore, the control 4 considers the power of the secondary battery 2 and makes sure that the amount of water in the charge battery n after the secondary battery 2 is full of the starting water amount.
- the control 4 uses the 2nd degree to calculate the water discharge amount (Q) corresponding to that degree. Then, in control 4, the amount of water (Q) of the fuel cell 1 is set, and the amount of water (Q 0) from the secondary 12 is added to this amount of water (Q 0 Q 4) to set the amount of water for operation. . Then, the control 4 sets the fuel cell 0 (degree of charge cell n and amount of gas supply) so that the water content of the fuel cell 0 at the time of rotation becomes the target water content (Q Q). With the control according to the second aspect, the amount of water in the secondary battery 0 due to the secondary battery can be made to be the amount of water (Q).
- control 4 calculates the amount of water (QQ) corresponding to each degree by using the 2nd degree when the degree of secondary is 2. And the control 4 is the water amount (Q) of the fuel cell n. Set the water amount during operation by adding (QQ) to the water output (Q) from the secondary unit. Then, the control 4 sets the fuel cell 0 (the degree of charge cell and the amount of supplied gas) comparatively so that the water content at the time of rotation of the fuel cell n becomes the target water quantity (QQ). With the control according to the second aspect, it becomes possible to fill the water amount (Q) of the secondary battery after the secondary battery.
- the force of the secondary unit 12 becomes low and becomes uncertain, and the dynamic performance may deteriorate.
- the following operation is performed in order to suppress the deterioration of the starting performance.
- the fuel cell system 4 detects the secondary degree using the temperature sensor (TT S). Then, control 4 is based on the table shown in 2.
- water amount S 2 Calculate the amount of moisture corresponding to the temperature detected by S (water amount S 2). For example, if the secondary degree is, give the water output as Q.
- Control 4 the water amount (Q) of the fuel cell 0 is set, and the water amount (QQ) obtained by adding the water amount (Q) generated in the drainage S2 to this water amount is set as the water amount during operation ( Water volume S3). Then, the control 4 sets the fuel cell 0 (charge cell and electricity gas supply) so that the water content of the fuel cell 0 at the time of rotation becomes the target water quantity (QQ) which is the target water quantity S3. Yes (S). Then, the control 4 controls the fuel cell 0 according to the operation conditions set in the operation S4 (S5) o
- the fuel cell 0 condition is set so that the water amount at the time of rotation of the fuel cell 0 reaches the target water amount set according to the secondary degree. Can be set. That is, even when it is determined that the output from the fuel cell 0 will decrease due to the decrease in the power due to the decrease in the secondary power, the case of the fuel cell 0 is set in advance. As a result, the amount of water when the fuel cell 0 is rotated can be made to reach a predetermined amount of water.
- the fuel cell 0 can be started from this state.
- the fuel cell system according to the embodiment described above is provided with the secondary battery, it is possible to accelerate the secondary battery at a low temperature. As a result, the secondary power can be quickly restored.
- condition of the fuel cell 0 can be set according to the secondary degree. 0
- an air valve for discharging the water collected at 35 to the outside an air valve for discharging the inside of 32 to the outside is provided at, and a drain valve and an air valve are provided at control 4. It can be controlled separately.
- the fuel cell system according to the present invention can be mounted on both the fuel cell and the moving body (bottom, aircraft) outside the fuel cell. Also, the fuel cell system according to the present invention may be applied to a stationary system provided for buildings (, buildings, etc.).
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