WO2011099084A1 - 燃料電池を搭載した移動体 - Google Patents
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- F16C—SHAFTS; FLEXIBLE SHAFTS; ELEMENTS OR CRANKSHAFT MECHANISMS; ROTARY BODIES OTHER THAN GEARING ELEMENTS; BEARINGS
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- B60K—ARRANGEMENT OR MOUNTING OF PROPULSION UNITS OR OF TRANSMISSIONS IN VEHICLES; ARRANGEMENT OR MOUNTING OF PLURAL DIVERSE PRIME-MOVERS IN VEHICLES; AUXILIARY DRIVES FOR VEHICLES; INSTRUMENTATION OR DASHBOARDS FOR VEHICLES; ARRANGEMENTS IN CONNECTION WITH COOLING, AIR INTAKE, GAS EXHAUST OR FUEL SUPPLY OF PROPULSION UNITS IN VEHICLES
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- the present invention relates to a moving body equipped with a fuel cell.
- a fuel cell vehicle that is an automobile that travels using electric power generated by the fuel cell.
- a fuel cell vehicle is a power circuit that generates desired power from the power generated by the fuel cell (for example, a power control unit (hereinafter also referred to as “PCU”), a DC / DC converter. Etc.).
- PCU power control unit
- Etc. DC / DC converter. Etc.
- the fuel cell and the power supply circuit are usually cooled with cooling water as a cooling medium.
- the fuel cell vehicle using the cooling medium includes a radiator (heat radiator) that radiates heat of the cooling medium and a radiator fan (blower) that blows air to the radiator.
- the radiator fan has fins (blades) that generate wind by rotation and a rotation shaft that transmits a rotational force to the fins.
- Patent Documents 1 and 2 Conventionally, various structures for protecting the fuel cell and the power supply circuit in the event of a collision of the fuel cell vehicle have been proposed (see, for example, Patent Documents 1 and 2).
- the rotating shaft of the radiator fan is a component having a relatively high rigidity and may cause a relatively strong impact at the time of a collision to other components located rearward
- the radiator fan has been conventionally used. There has not been a sufficient study on the influence of the rotating shaft of the fuel cell on the fuel cell and the power supply circuit when the fuel cell vehicle collides.
- the present invention has been made in view of the above-described problems, and an object of the present invention is to provide a technique capable of protecting a fuel cell and a power supply circuit when a fuel cell vehicle collides.
- the present invention has been made to solve at least a part of the problems described above, and can be realized as the following forms or application examples.
- the mobile body of Application Example 1 includes a fuel cell unit including at least one of a fuel cell that generates electric power based on an electrochemical reaction and a power circuit that generates desired electric power from the electric power generated by the fuel cell.
- a radiator that dissipates heat of the cooling medium that cools the fuel cell unit, a fin that generates wind by rotation, and a rotary shaft that transmits rotational force to the fin, and a radiator fan that blows air to the radiator,
- a mounting structure that mounts the fuel cell unit on an extension of the rotating shaft of the radiator fan, the mounting structure between the fuel cell unit mounted on the mounting structure and the radiator fan.
- a pressure acting on the extension of the rotating shaft including a facing portion having a surface facing the end of the rotating shaft, and acting in the axial direction of the rotating shaft.
- the rotating shaft of the radiator fan includes a hollow first shaft portion and a second shaft portion that is coaxially engaged with the first shaft portion.
- the second shaft portion of the rotating shaft may be fitted into the first shaft portion when the compressive load becomes the set load. According to the moving body of the application example 2, it is possible to easily realize a rotating shaft that contracts in the axial direction when the compression load becomes a set load while having rigidity capable of sufficiently transmitting the rotational force to the fin.
- the rotating shaft of the radiator fan includes a groove portion having a plurality of grooves formed on a surface along the axial direction, and the groove portion of the rotating shaft includes: When the compressive load becomes the set load, it may be cracked along the plurality of grooves. According to the moving body of the application example 3, it is possible to easily realize a rotating shaft that contracts in the axial direction when the compression load becomes a set load while having rigidity capable of sufficiently transmitting the rotational force to the fin.
- the facing portion of the mounting structure may be a member that is recessed in a direction away from the rotation shaft. According to the moving body of the application example 4, when the radiator fan moves to the fuel cell unit side due to an impact, it is possible to prevent the rotation shaft from deviating from the facing portion.
- the mounting structure further includes the mounting structure in a direction away from the rotating shaft along the axial direction from the facing portion.
- a reinforcing member extending beyond the fuel cell unit mounted on the body may be included.
- a fuel cell or a power circuit that is a fuel cell unit mounted on the mounting structure by supporting the end of the reinforcing member on the side opposite to the facing portion with another structure. The impact transmitted to can be further suppressed.
- the mobile body of Application Example 6 includes a fuel cell unit including at least one of a fuel cell that generates electric power based on an electrochemical reaction and a power circuit that generates desired electric power from the electric power generated by the fuel cell.
- a radiator that dissipates heat of the cooling medium that cools the fuel cell unit, a fin that generates wind by rotation, and a rotary shaft that transmits rotational force to the fin, and a radiator fan that blows air to the radiator,
- a mounting structure that mounts the fuel cell unit on an extension of the rotating shaft of the radiator fan, the mounting structure between the fuel cell unit mounted on the mounting structure and the radiator fan.
- the rotating shaft of the radiator fan includes a facing portion having a surface facing the end portion of the rotating shaft on an extension of the rotating shaft. Detaching in a direction away from the fuel cell unit by a set load smaller than a load of a size that deforms the mounting structure until the opposing portion reaches the fuel cell unit mounted on the mounting structure. And According to the moving body of Application Example 6, even if the radiator fan moves to the fuel cell unit side due to an impact, the rotating shaft of the radiator fan is received by the facing portion of the mounting structure and then separated from the fuel cell unit. Therefore, the entire radiator fan is also detached from the fuel cell unit, and the impact transmitted to the fuel cell and the power supply circuit which are fuel cell units mounted on the mounting structure can be suppressed. Accordingly, it is possible to protect the fuel cell and the power supply circuit when the fuel cell vehicle collides.
- the form of the present invention is not limited to the form of the moving body, and can be applied to various forms such as a fuel cell vehicle equipped with a fuel cell and a mounting structure equipped with a fuel cell. Further, the present invention is not limited to the above-described embodiments, and it is needless to say that the present invention can be implemented in various forms without departing from the spirit of the present invention.
- FIG. 1 is an explanatory diagram showing the configuration of the fuel cell vehicle 10.
- the fuel cell vehicle 10 is a moving body on which the fuel cell 110 is mounted, and is an automobile that travels using electric power generated by the fuel cell 110.
- FIG. 1 schematically shows a side view of the front portion of the fuel cell vehicle 10 as viewed from the side, rather than the entire fuel cell vehicle 10.
- the fuel cell vehicle 10 includes a side member 20, a suspension member 30, and a dash panel 50 as structural members that ensure vehicle body rigidity.
- the side member 20 of the fuel cell vehicle 10 is a reinforcing member disposed along the traveling direction of the fuel cell vehicle 10.
- the suspension member 30 of the fuel cell vehicle 10 is attached to the side member 20 and reinforces a suspension (not shown) that suspends the wheels 80.
- the dash panel 50 of the fuel cell vehicle 10 is a plate-like member that partitions between the engine room 12 and the cabin 14.
- the engine room 12 of the fuel cell vehicle 10 accommodates various devices including the fuel cell 110, and the passenger compartment 14 of the fuel cell vehicle 10 includes a seat 60 and accommodates passengers.
- FIGS. 2 and 3 are explanatory views showing devices housed in the engine room 12 of the fuel cell vehicle 10.
- 2 schematically shows a top view of the engine room 12 as viewed from above the fuel cell vehicle 10 (arrow F2 shown in FIGS. 1 and 3).
- FIG. A front view of the engine room 12 viewed from the arrow F3) shown in FIGS. 1 and 2 is schematically shown.
- the side view of FIG. 1 is the figure seen from the arrow F3 of FIG. 2 and FIG.
- the fuel cell 110 is hatched for easy understanding.
- the fuel cell vehicle 10 includes a power circuit 120, a radiator 200, and a radiator fan 310 in addition to the fuel cell 110 as various devices housed in the engine room 12.
- the fuel cell 110 of the fuel cell vehicle 10 is a fuel cell unit obtained by unitizing a plurality of power generation cells, which is a basic structure for generating power based on an electrochemical reaction.
- the fuel cell 110 is a solid polymer fuel cell, and generates power based on an electrochemical reaction between a fuel gas containing hydrogen and an oxidizing gas containing oxygen.
- the fuel gas supplied to the fuel cell 110 is a hydrogen gas stored in a hydrogen tank or a hydrogen storage alloy, but may be a hydrogen gas obtained by reforming a hydrocarbon fuel.
- the oxidizing gas supplied to the fuel cell 110 is air taken from the atmosphere.
- the power supply circuit 120 of the fuel cell vehicle 10 is a fuel cell unit obtained by unitizing an electric circuit that generates desired power from the power generated by the fuel cell 110.
- the power supply circuit 120 is a fuel cell unit including a power control unit (PCU) that adjusts the power output from the fuel cell 110.
- PCU power control unit
- the direct current output from the fuel cell 110 is used. It may be a fuel cell unit including a DC / DC converter that converts a voltage of current, or may be a fuel cell unit including both a power control unit (PCU) and a DC / DC converter.
- the power supply circuit 120 is mounted above a drive motor 500 that generates a driving force for driving the wheels 80.
- the fuel cell 110 is arranged on the right side in the traveling direction of the fuel cell vehicle 10, and the power supply circuit 120 and the drive motor 500 are driven by the fuel cell vehicle 10.
- the left and right positions may be reversed in other embodiments.
- the radiator 200 of the fuel cell vehicle 10 radiates heat of cooling water, which is a cooling medium for cooling the fuel cell 110, to the atmosphere.
- the radiator 200 processes the cooling water that cools the fuel cell 110.
- the radiator 200 may process the cooling water that cools the power supply circuit 120.
- cooling water is used as a cooling medium for cooling the fuel cell 110.
- cooling oil or cooling gas may be used.
- the radiator fan 310 of the fuel cell vehicle 10 blows air to the radiator 200 in order to improve the heat dissipation efficiency of the cooling water in the radiator 200.
- Radiator fan 310 includes fins 312, motor 314, and rotating shaft 320.
- the motor 314 of the radiator fan 310 is an electric motor that generates a rotational force.
- the rotating shaft 320 of the radiator fan 310 is a shaft that transmits the rotational force generated by the motor 314 to the fins 312.
- the fins 312 of the radiator fan 310 are blades that rotate based on the rotational force transmitted by the rotary shaft 320 and generate wind. The detailed configuration of the radiator fan 310 will be described later.
- the fuel cell vehicle 10 since the radiator 200 is sufficiently larger than the radiator fan 310, the fuel cell vehicle 10 includes a radiator fan 310b in addition to the radiator fan 310.
- the configuration of the radiator fan 310 b is the same as that of the radiator fan 310.
- the radiator fan 310 is arranged on the right side in the traveling direction of the fuel cell vehicle 10, and the radiator fan 310 b is directed in the traveling direction of the fuel cell vehicle 10. Located on the left side.
- the fuel cell vehicle 10 includes a mounting frame 400 that is a mounting structure on which the fuel cell 110 is mounted. As shown in FIGS. 1 to 3, the mounting frame 400 mounts the fuel cell 110 on the extension of the rotating shaft 320 of the radiator fan 310, that is, on the axis Ae of the rotating shaft 320.
- the mounting frame 400 is attached to the side member 20 via the suspension member 30.
- the mounting frame 400 may be directly attached to the side member 20.
- the fuel cell vehicle 10 may be attached to another structural member.
- an air compressor 600 that sends oxidizing gas to the fuel cell 110 and a cooling water pump 700 that sends cooling water radiated by the radiator 200 to the fuel cell 110 are attached below the mounting frame 400. ing.
- FIG. 4 is a perspective view showing the mounting frame 400.
- the mounting frame 400 on which the fuel cell 110 is mounted is illustrated together with the rotating shaft 320 of the radiator fan 310, thereby showing the positional relationship among the elements of the fuel cell 110, the rotating shaft 320, and the mounting frame 400.
- the mounting frame 400 includes a main body portion 410, a facing portion 430, and auxiliary members 442 and 444.
- the main body 410 of the mounting frame 400 is a frame that surrounds the fuel cell 110, and in this embodiment, is a frame that forms a hexahedron.
- the fuel cell 110 is attached inside the main body 410.
- the facing portion 430 of the mounting frame 400 is a member provided on the extension of the rotating shaft 320 between the fuel cell 110 mounted on the mounting frame 400 and the radiator fan 310 disposed in the vicinity of the mounting frame 400.
- the member has a facing surface 431 that faces the end 321 of the rotating shaft 320.
- the auxiliary members 442 and 444 of the mounting frame 400 are provided on the main body 410 in a bracing manner so as to cross each other, and the opposing portion 430 is provided at a portion where the auxiliary members 442 and 444 cross each other. Yes.
- FIG. 5 is an explanatory diagram showing a detailed configuration of the facing portion 430 of the mounting frame 400.
- FIG. 5 illustrates a front view of the facing portion 430 as viewed from the rotating shaft 320 side, and a cross-sectional view of the facing portion 430 taken along the arrow F5 in the front view is illustrated on the right side of the front view.
- the facing portion 430 is a disk-shaped member as shown in FIG. 5, but in another embodiment, it may be a polygonal plate-shaped member, or one of the main body portions 410. It may be a columnar member constituting the part.
- the facing portion 430 is a member that is recessed in a direction away from the rotating shaft 320, and in the present embodiment, the facing surface 431 of the facing portion 430 is formed as a surface that is recessed stepwise from the outer peripheral portion 434.
- FIG. 6 is an explanatory diagram showing a detailed configuration of the radiator fan 310.
- FIG. 6 schematically shows a cross-sectional view of the radiator fan 310 taken along the axis Ae of the rotating shaft 320.
- the motor 314 of the radiator fan 310 is housed in the fan housing 315 while being connected to the rotating shaft 320.
- a rotating shaft 320 connected to the motor 314 is rotatably supported by the fan housing 315 via bearings 318 and 319.
- Two end portions 321 and 322 of the rotating shaft 320 protrude outside the fan housing 315, one end portion 321 faces the facing portion 430 of the mounting frame 400, and the other end portion 322 faces the fin 312. It is connected.
- Rotating shaft 320 of radiator fan 310 has sufficient rigidity to ensure durability that continues to support fin 312 while transmitting rotational force to fin 312.
- the rotating shaft 320 is a metal shaft, but in other embodiments, it may be a ceramic shaft or a resin shaft.
- the rotating shaft 320 has a structure that rapidly shrinks in the axial direction when the compression load Lc acting in the axial direction along the axial center Ae becomes the set load Ls.
- the set load Ls at which the rotating shaft 320 rapidly contracts is set to a value smaller than a load that is large enough to deform the mounting frame 400 until the facing portion 430 reaches the fuel cell 110 mounted on the mounting frame 400.
- FIG. 7 is an explanatory diagram showing a detailed configuration of the rotating shaft 320 of the radiator fan 310. As shown in FIG. 7 illustrates the rotating shaft 320 before contraction, the middle portion of FIG. 7 illustrates the rotating shaft 320 in a state where the compression load Lc becomes the set load Ls, and the lower portion of FIG. The rotating shaft 320 after contraction is shown.
- the rotating shaft 320 of the radiator fan 310 includes a first shaft portion 330, a second shaft portion 340, and a locking member 350.
- the first shaft portion 330 of the rotating shaft 320 is a cylinder whose one end is closed and the other end is opened, and the second shaft portion 340 can be accommodated therein.
- An end portion 321 of the rotating shaft 320 is formed by one closed end of the first shaft portion 330, and a locking surface that can be locked to the locking member 350 is formed on the side surface of the first shaft portion 330 near the other open end.
- a hole 335 is formed.
- the second shaft portion 340 of the rotating shaft 320 is a cylinder whose one end is closed and the other end is open, and is a cylinder thinner than the inner diameter of the first shaft portion 330 and can be fitted into the first shaft portion 330. It is.
- An end 322 of the rotating shaft 320 is formed by one closed end of the second shaft portion 340, and the side surface near the other open end of the second shaft portion 340 can be locked to the locking member 350.
- a hole 345 is formed.
- the locking member 350 of the rotation shaft 320 has a locking projection 358 that can be locked to both the locking hole 335 of the first shaft portion 330 and the locking hole 345 of the second shaft portion 340.
- the latching projection 358 is urged from the inner side to the outer side in the radial direction.
- the locking member 350 is locked in both the overlapping locking hole 335 of the first shaft portion 330 and the locking hole 345 of the second shaft portion 340.
- the convex portion 358 is locked, the first shaft portion 330 and the second shaft portion 340 are coaxially engaged. Accordingly, the rotating shaft 320 has sufficient rigidity to ensure durability that continues to support the fin 312 while transmitting the rotational force to the fin 312.
- the rotating shaft 320 of the radiator fan 310 is received by the facing portion 430 of the mounting frame 400. Then, when the compressive load Lc in the axial direction along the axial center Ae becomes the set load Ls, it rapidly contracts, so that the impact transmitted to the fuel cell 110 mounted on the mounting frame 400 can be suppressed. Therefore, it is possible to protect the fuel cell 110 when the fuel cell vehicle 10 collides.
- the compression load Lc is set to a set load while having sufficient rigidity to transmit the rotational force to the fin 312.
- the facing portion 430 of the mounting frame 400 is a member that is recessed in a direction away from the rotating shaft 320 of the radiator fan 310, the rotating shaft 320 faces the facing portion when the radiator fan 310 moves to the fuel cell 110 side due to an impact. Deviation from 430 can be prevented.
- the fuel cell vehicle 10 in the second embodiment is the same as the first embodiment except that the configuration of the rotating shaft 320 of the radiator fan 310 is different.
- FIG. 8 is an explanatory diagram showing a detailed configuration of the rotating shaft 320 of the radiator fan 310 in the second embodiment. 8 illustrates the rotating shaft 320 before contraction, the middle portion of FIG. 8 illustrates the rotating shaft 320 in a state where the compression load Lc becomes the set load Ls, and the lower portion of FIG. The rotating shaft 320 after contraction is shown.
- the rotating shaft 320 of the radiator fan 310 in the second embodiment is a hollow cylinder having a groove portion 370 formed with a plurality of grooves 375 on the surface along the axis Ae. As shown in the upper part of FIG. 8, the cylindrical shape in the groove 370 is maintained on the rotating shaft 320 before being contracted. Accordingly, the rotating shaft 320 has sufficient rigidity to ensure durability that continues to support the fin 312 while transmitting the rotational force to the fin 312.
- the groove portion 370 of the rotating shaft 320 is split along the plurality of grooves 375, As shown in the lower part of FIG. Thereby, the axial length of the rotating shaft 320 is rapidly shortened from the length L3 to the length L4 according to the length of the groove portion 370 contracted by buckling.
- an impact transmitted to the fuel cell 110 mounted on the mounting frame 400 can be suppressed as in the first embodiment. Further, by forming the groove portion 370 in the rotating shaft 320 of the radiator fan 310, when the compression load Lc becomes the set load Ls while having sufficient rigidity to transmit the rotational force to the fin 312, the axial center along the axial center Ae. A rotating shaft 320 that rapidly shrinks in the direction can be easily realized.
- the fuel cell vehicle 10 in the third embodiment is the same as the first embodiment except that the configuration of the radiator fan 310 is different.
- the radiator fan 310 according to the third embodiment is separated from the fuel cell 110 by a set load Ls that is smaller than a load that deforms the mounting frame 400 until the facing portion 430 reaches the fuel cell 110 mounted on the mounting frame 400.
- the second embodiment is the same as the first embodiment except that it has a structure in which the rotary shaft 320 is detached.
- FIG. 9 is an explanatory diagram showing a detailed configuration of the radiator fan 310 in the third embodiment.
- 9 schematically shows a cross-sectional view of the radiator fan 310 taken along the axis Ae of the rotating shaft 320 before the rotating shaft 320 is detached
- FIG. 4 schematically shows a cross-sectional view of the radiator fan 310 after the fan is detached.
- the radiator fan 310 of the third embodiment when the pressing load Lp that presses the rotating shaft 320 relative to the fan housing 315 along the axis Ae toward the fin 312 becomes the set load Ls, the lower part of FIG. As shown in FIG.
- the rotating shaft 320 is detached from the fan housing 315 together with the bearing 319 while sliding in the bearing 319 along the axis Ae toward the fin 312.
- the rotating shaft 320 is detached along the axis Ae in a direction away from the fuel cell 110.
- the rotating shaft 320 of the radiator fan 310 is received by the facing portion 430 of the mounting frame 400.
- the radiator fan 310 including the motor 314 is detached from the fuel cell 110 in a direction away from the fuel cell 110, and the impact transmitted to the fuel cell 110 mounted on the mounting frame 400 can be suppressed. . Therefore, it is possible to protect the fuel cell 110 when the fuel cell vehicle 10 collides.
- the fuel cell vehicle 10 in the fourth embodiment is the same as the first embodiment except that the configuration of the mounting frame 400 is different.
- FIG. 10 is a perspective view showing the mounting frame 400 in the fourth embodiment.
- the mounting frame 400 on which the fuel cell 110 is mounted is illustrated together with the rotating shaft 320 and the dash panel 50 of the radiator fan 310, so that each of the dash panel 50, the fuel cell 110, the rotating shaft 320, and the mounting frame 400 is illustrated.
- the mounting frame 400 in the fourth embodiment further includes a reinforcing member 450, a dash panel facing portion 460, and auxiliary members 472 and 474 in addition to the components of the mounting frame 400 of the first embodiment.
- the reinforcing member 450 of the mounting frame 400 is a member that extends beyond the fuel cell 110 mounted on the mounting frame 400 in a direction away from the rotating shaft 320 along the axis Ae of the rotating shaft 320 from the facing portion 430.
- a part of the fuel cell 110 is attached to the reinforcing member 450.
- the dash panel facing part 460 of the mounting frame 400 is provided at an end different from the end where the facing part 430 is provided, out of the two ends of the reinforcing member 450, and has a surface facing the dash panel 50. It is a member.
- the auxiliary members 472 and 474 of the mounting frame 400 are provided on the main body 410 in a bracing manner so as to cross each other, and the dash panel facing portion 460 is provided at a portion where the auxiliary members 472 and 474 intersect. It has been.
- the projection part 58 obtained by projecting the dash panel facing part 460 of the mounting frame 400 onto the dash panel 50 along the axis Ae of the rotation shaft 320 is a steering component mounting part 51 provided on the dash panel 50.
- the accelerator component mounting portion 52 and the brake component mounting portion 53 are located away from the portions where components related to the operation control of the fuel cell vehicle 10 are mounted.
- a steering component mounting portion 51 of the dash panel 50 is a portion to which a steering device that controls the traveling direction of the fuel cell vehicle 10 is mounted.
- the accelerator component mounting portion 52 of the dash panel 50 is a portion to which an acceleration device that controls acceleration of the fuel cell vehicle 10 is mounted.
- the brake part mounting portion 53 of the dash panel 50 is a part to which a speed reducer that controls the deceleration of the fuel cell vehicle 10 is mounted.
- the projection portion 58 of the dash panel 50 is reinforced with higher rigidity than other portions of the dash panel 50.
- the impact transmitted to the fuel cell 110 mounted on the mounting frame 400 can be suppressed, as in the first embodiment. Further, by supporting the end portion of the reinforcing member 450 on the side opposite to the facing portion 430 with the dash panel 50 via the dash panel facing portion 460, the impact transmitted to the fuel cell 110 mounted on the mounting frame 400 is further increased. Can be suppressed. Further, since the projection part 58 obtained by projecting the dash panel facing part 460 onto the dash panel 50 is located away from the steering part attaching part 51, the accelerator part attaching part 52, and the brake part attaching part 53 of the dash panel 50, the fuel cell. While protecting 110, parts related to operation control of the fuel cell vehicle 10 can also be protected. In addition, since the projection portion 58 obtained by projecting the dash panel facing portion 460 onto the dash panel 50 is reinforced to have higher rigidity than other portions of the dash panel 50, the fuel cell 110 is protected and the cabin 14 is also protected. can do.
- Example 5 The fuel cell vehicle 10 according to the fifth embodiment is the same as the first embodiment except that the configuration of the facing portion 430 of the mounting frame 400 is different.
- FIG. 11 is an explanatory diagram showing a detailed configuration of the facing portion 430 of the mounting frame 400 in the fifth embodiment.
- FIG. 11 illustrates a front view of the facing portion 430 viewed from the rotating shaft 320 side, and a cross-sectional view of the facing portion 430 cut along an arrow F11 in the front view is illustrated on the right side of the front view.
- the facing portion 430 of the fifth embodiment is a hemispherical member as shown in FIG.
- the facing portion 430 is a member that is recessed in a direction away from the rotating shaft 320, and in the present embodiment, the facing surface 432 of the facing portion 430 is formed as a surface that is recessed in a hemispherical shape from the outer peripheral portion 435.
- the facing portion 430 of the mounting frame 400 is a member that is recessed in a direction away from the rotating shaft 320 of the radiator fan 310, as in the first embodiment.
- the rotation shaft 320 can be prevented from deviating from the facing portion 430.
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図1は、燃料電池車10の構成を示す説明図である。燃料電池車10は、燃料電池110を搭載した移動体であり、燃料電池110で生成される電力を用いて走行する自動車である。図1には、燃料電池車10の全体ではなく、走行方向に向かう側である前方部分を側方から見た側面図を概略的に図示した。
第2実施例における燃料電池車10は、ラジエータファン310の回転軸320の構成が異なる点を除き、第1実施例と同様である。
第3実施例における燃料電池車10は、ラジエータファン310の構成が異なる点を除き、第1実施例と同様である。第3実施例のラジエータファン310は、搭載フレーム400に搭載された燃料電池110に対向部430が至るまで搭載フレーム400を変形させる大きさの荷重よりも小さな設定荷重Lsによって燃料電池110から離れる方向へ回転軸320が離脱する構造を備える点を除き、第1実施例と同様である。
第4実施例における燃料電池車10は、搭載フレーム400の構成が異なる点を除き、第1実施例と同様である。
第5実施例における燃料電池車10は、搭載フレーム400の対向部430の構成が異なる点を除き、第1実施例と同様である。
以上、本発明の実施の形態について説明したが、本発明はこうした実施の形態に何ら限定されるものではなく、本発明の趣旨を逸脱しない範囲内において様々な形態で実施し得ることは勿論である。例えば、第1実施例ないし第5実施例では、燃料電池110を搭載する搭載フレーム400について説明したが、燃料電池110に代えて電源回路120を搭載する搭載フレームや、燃料電池110に加え電源回路120を搭載する搭載フレームに、本発明を適用しても良い。また、第1実施例ないし第5実施例の少なくとも二つの実施例の構成を組み合わせても良い。
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- 移動体であって、
電気化学反応に基づいて発電する燃料電池、および前記燃料電池によって発電された電力から所望の電力を生成する電源回路の少なくとも一方を含む燃料電池ユニットと、
前記燃料電池ユニットを冷却する冷却媒体の熱を放熱するラジエータと、
回転により風を起こすフィン、および前記フィンに回転力を伝達する回転軸を有し、前記ラジエータに送風するラジエータファンと、
前記ラジエータファンの前記回転軸の延長上に前記燃料電池ユニットを搭載する搭載構造体と
を備え、
前記搭載構造体は、前記搭載構造体に搭載された燃料電池ユニットと前記ラジエータファンとの間における前記回転軸の延長上に、前記回転軸の端部に対向する面を有する対向部を含み、
前記回転軸の軸心方向に作用する圧縮荷重が、前記搭載構造体に搭載された燃料電池ユニットに前記対向部が至るまで前記搭載構造体を変形させる大きさの荷重よりも小さな設定荷重になると、前記ラジエータファンの前記回転軸は前記軸心方向に縮む、移動体。 - 請求項1に記載の移動体であって、
前記ラジエータファンの前記回転軸は、
中空の第1軸部と、
前記第1軸部に同軸上で係合する第2軸部と
を含み、
前記回転軸の前記第2軸部は、前記圧縮荷重が前記設定荷重になると前記第1軸部の内部に嵌入する、移動体。 - 請求項1に記載の移動体であって、
前記ラジエータファンの前記回転軸は、前記軸心方向に沿って表面に複数の溝が刻まれた溝部を含み、
前記回転軸の前記溝部は、前記圧縮荷重が前記設定荷重になると前記複数の溝に沿って裂けて座屈する、移動体。 - 前記搭載構造体の前記対向部は、前記回転軸から離れる方向に凹んだ部材である請求項1ないし請求項3のいずれか一項に記載の移動体。
- 請求項1ないし請求項4のいずれか一項に記載の移動体であって、
前記搭載構造体は、更に、前記対向部から前記軸心方向に沿って前記回転軸から離れる方向に、前記搭載構造体に搭載された燃料電池ユニットを越えて延びる補強部材を含む、移動体。 - 移動体であって、
電気化学反応に基づいて発電する燃料電池、および前記燃料電池によって発電された電力から所望の電力を生成する電源回路の少なくとも一方を含む燃料電池ユニットと、
前記燃料電池ユニットを冷却する冷却媒体の熱を放熱するラジエータと、
回転により風を起こすフィン、および前記フィンに回転力を伝達する回転軸を有し、前記ラジエータに送風するラジエータファンと、
前記ラジエータファンの前記回転軸の延長上に前記燃料電池ユニットを搭載する搭載構造体と
を備え、
前記搭載構造体は、前記搭載構造体に搭載された燃料電池ユニットと前記ラジエータファンとの間における前記回転軸の延長上に、前記回転軸の端部に対向する面を有する対向部を含み、
前記ラジエータファンの前記回転軸は、前記搭載構造体に搭載された燃料電池ユニットに前記対向部が至るまで前記搭載構造体を変形させる大きさの荷重よりも小さな設定荷重によって、前記燃料電池ユニットから離れる方向へ離脱する、移動体。
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