CN112483886A - Liquid hydrogen storage type hydrogenation device adopting liquid hydrogen pre-cooling - Google Patents
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Abstract
The invention discloses a liquid hydrogen storage type hydrogenation device adopting liquid hydrogen precooling, which is characterized in that: the method comprises the following components: the system comprises a liquid hydrogen storage tank with a liquid hydrogen booster pump, an air-temperature vaporizer, a low-pressure energy accumulator, a 35MPa hydrogenation machine, a high-pressure compressor, a high-pressure energy accumulator and a 70MPa hydrogenation machine; a liquid hydrogen outlet of a liquid hydrogen booster pump in a liquid hydrogen storage tank with the liquid hydrogen booster pump is respectively connected with the first hydrogen conveying pipeline and the second hydrogen conveying pipeline; all the components are connected through a pipeline system, so that the purposes of precooling and cooling the liquid hydrogen for the 35MPa hydrogenation machine and the 70MPa hydrogenation machine and charging the low-pressure energy accumulator and the high-pressure energy accumulator are achieved. The device has simple flow and convenient operation; liquid hydrogen is used as a refrigerant to carry out precooling and cooling on the 35MPa hydrogenation machine 5 and the 70MPa hydrogenation machine 9, so that the loss of a hydrogen source is avoided, the heat exchange area of the air-temperature type vaporizer is reduced, the cost of the air-temperature type vaporizer is reduced, a special water chilling unit is saved, and the cost of station building equipment is reduced.
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Technical Field
The invention relates to a hydrogenation device, in particular to a liquid hydrogen storage type hydrogenation device adopting liquid hydrogen precooling.
Background
With the increasing prominence of global warming problems and the encouragement of development and utilization of hydrogen energy in various countries, more hydrogen fuel cell automobiles are put into the market. The hydrogenation device is used in a fuel cell automobile, just like a gas station is used in a traditional fuel oil automobile and a charging station is used in a pure electric automobile, and is an essential base stone for supporting the development of the fuel cell automobile industry.
The core of the hydrogen refueling station is how to rapidly and safely realize hydrogen refueling. At present, the pressure-resistant part of the hydrogen storage cylinder with an aluminum inner container of 35MPa or the hydrogen storage cylinder with a plastic inner container of 70MPa is born by a carbon fiber layer wound on the outer layer of the cylinder. However, the highest use temperature of imported carbon fibers or domestic carbon fibers is 85 ℃, and in order to meet the commercialization requirements of hydrogen fuel cell vehicles, sufficient hydrogen filling of a vehicle-mounted high-pressure hydrogen storage cylinder needs to be ensured within 5-10 minutes, but a temperature rise effect is brought in the rapid high-pressure hydrogen filling process, so that the hydrogenation speed of high-pressure hydrogen is limited; in addition, when the charging is completed, if the temperature of hydrogen in the vehicle-mounted high-pressure hydrogen storage cylinder is too high, although the vehicle-mounted high-pressure hydrogen storage cylinder can reach the target charging pressure, the charging quality of the vehicle-mounted high-pressure hydrogen storage cylinder may not reach the rated weight. Therefore, in order to meet the commercial operation requirement of the hydrogenation station and improve the high-pressure hydrogen filling rate, the hydrogenation machine needs to be precooled. At present, conventional hydrogenation stations are all provided with corresponding water chilling units for precooling hydrogenation machines, but the mode of providing the corresponding water chilling units has higher cost.
Disclosure of Invention
The technical problems to be solved by the invention are as follows: the liquid hydrogen storage type hydrogenation device is simple in process, convenient to operate and low in station building equipment cost, liquid hydrogen is used as a refrigerant, and a 35MPa hydrogenation machine and a 70MPa hydrogenation machine are used for precooling and cooling, so that the hydrogen source loss is avoided.
In order to solve the problems, the invention adopts the technical scheme that: the liquid hydrogen storage type hydrogenation device adopting liquid hydrogen precooling comprises the following components: the system comprises a liquid hydrogen storage tank with a liquid hydrogen booster pump, an air-temperature vaporizer, a low-pressure energy accumulator, a 35MPa hydrogenation machine, a high-pressure compressor, a high-pressure energy accumulator and a 70MPa hydrogenation machine; a liquid hydrogen outlet of a liquid hydrogen booster pump in a liquid hydrogen storage tank with the liquid hydrogen booster pump is respectively connected with the first hydrogen conveying pipeline and the second hydrogen conveying pipeline; the first hydrogen conveying pipeline is sequentially connected with a precooling pipeline of the 70MPa hydrogenation machine and a precooling pipeline of the 35MPa hydrogenation machine, an outlet of the precooling pipeline of the 35MPa hydrogenation machine is connected with an inlet of the high-pressure compressor through a third hydrogen conveying pipeline, an outlet of the high-pressure compressor is connected with an inlet of the high-pressure energy accumulator through a fourth hydrogen conveying pipeline, and an outlet of the high-pressure energy accumulator is connected with an air inlet of the 70MPa hydrogenation machine through a fifth hydrogen conveying pipeline; the second hydrogen conveying pipeline is connected with an inlet of the air-temperature type vaporizer, an outlet of the air-temperature type vaporizer is respectively connected with a sixth hydrogen conveying pipeline and a seventh hydrogen conveying pipeline, the sixth hydrogen conveying pipeline is communicated with an inlet of the high-pressure compressor or the third hydrogen conveying pipeline, the seventh hydrogen conveying pipeline is connected with an inlet of the low-pressure energy accumulator, and an outlet of the low-pressure energy accumulator is connected with an air inlet of the 35MPa hydrogenation machine through an eighth hydrogen conveying pipeline.
Further, in the aforementioned liquid hydrogen storage type hydrogenation apparatus using liquid hydrogen pre-cooling, a flow meter is disposed on the first hydrogen conveying pipeline between the liquid hydrogen outlet of the liquid hydrogen booster pump and the inlet of the pre-cooling pipeline of the 70MPa hydrogenation apparatus.
Further, in the aforementioned liquid hydrogen storage type hydrogenation apparatus using liquid hydrogen pre-cooling, a ninth hydrogen transportation pipeline with a control valve is disposed at an outlet of the high-pressure compressor or a fourth hydrogen transportation pipeline, and the ninth hydrogen transportation pipeline is communicated with an inlet of the 70MPa hydrogenation apparatus or a fifth hydrogen transportation pipeline.
Further, in the aforementioned liquid hydrogen storage type hydrogenation apparatus using liquid hydrogen pre-cooling, the air-temperature vaporizer uses a fin-tube vaporizer, and a heat exchange medium of the fin-tube vaporizer uses air.
Further, the liquid hydrogen storage type hydrogenation device adopting liquid hydrogen pre-cooling is characterized in that the low-pressure energy accumulator is a three-stage filling low-pressure energy accumulator which is composed of a first sequence control disc, a plurality of first high-pressure hydrogen storage bottles arranged in parallel, a plurality of first medium-pressure hydrogen storage bottles arranged in parallel and a plurality of first low-pressure hydrogen storage bottles arranged in parallel; number of first low-pressure hydrogen storage cylinders: number of first medium-pressure hydrogen storage bottles: the number of first high-pressure hydrogen storage cylinders = 4: 3: 2.
further, in the aforementioned liquid hydrogen storage type hydrogenation apparatus with liquid hydrogen pre-cooling, the first sequence control panel is composed of a first low-pressure sequence control valve set, a first medium-pressure sequence control valve set, and a first high-pressure sequence control valve set; the three-level filling low-pressure energy accumulator has the specific structure that: an outlet of the air temperature type vaporizer is respectively communicated with an inlet of the first low-pressure sequence control valve bank, an inlet of the first medium-pressure sequence control valve bank and an inlet of the first high-pressure sequence control valve bank through a seventh hydrogen conveying pipeline; a first connecting pipeline is arranged at an outlet of the first low-pressure sequence control valve group, a first branch pipeline with a first valve is arranged on the first connecting pipeline, and inlets and outlets of four first low-pressure hydrogen storage bottles are respectively communicated with the outlet of the first connecting pipeline through corresponding first branch connecting pipelines; a second connecting pipeline is arranged at the outlet of the first medium-pressure sequence control valve group, a second branch pipeline with a second valve is arranged on the second connecting pipeline, and the inlets and the outlets of the three first medium-pressure hydrogen storage bottles are respectively communicated with the outlet of the second connecting pipeline through corresponding second branch connecting pipelines; a third connecting pipeline is arranged at the outlet of the first high-pressure sequence control valve group, a third branch pipeline with a third valve is arranged on the third connecting pipeline, and the inlets and the outlets of the two first high-pressure hydrogen storage bottles are respectively communicated with the outlet of the third connecting pipeline through the corresponding third branch connecting pipeline; the eighth hydrogen conveying pipeline consists of a first branch pipeline with a fourth valve, a second branch pipeline with a fifth valve and a third branch pipeline with a sixth valve: one end of the first branch pipeline is communicated with an outlet of the first low-pressure sequence control valve group, and the other end of the first branch pipeline is communicated with an inlet of a 35MPa hydrogenation machine; one end of a second branch pipeline is communicated with an outlet of the first medium-pressure sequence control valve group, and the other end of the second branch pipeline is communicated with an inlet of a 35MPa hydrogenation machine; one end of the third branch pipeline is communicated with an outlet of the first high-pressure sequence control valve group, and the other end of the third branch pipeline is communicated with an inlet of a 35MPa hydrogenation machine.
Further, in the aforementioned liquid hydrogen pre-cooling type hydrogenation apparatus using liquid hydrogen pre-cooling, each first low-pressure hydrogen storage bottle constitutes a first low-pressure hydrogen storage bottle group, each first medium-pressure hydrogen storage bottle constitutes a first medium-pressure hydrogen storage bottle group, each first high-pressure hydrogen storage bottle constitutes a first high-pressure hydrogen storage bottle group, the first high-pressure hydrogen storage bottle group is disposed above the first low-pressure hydrogen storage bottle group, and the first medium-pressure hydrogen storage bottle group is disposed above the first high-pressure hydrogen storage bottle group.
Further, the liquid hydrogen pre-cooling liquid hydrogen storage type hydrogenation device comprises a high-pressure accumulator, a first control panel, a second control panel, a plurality of second high-pressure hydrogen storage bottles and a plurality of second medium-pressure hydrogen storage bottles, wherein the first medium-pressure hydrogen storage bottles are arranged in parallel; the ratio of the number of the second high-pressure hydrogen storage bottles to the number of the second medium-pressure hydrogen storage bottles is 1: 2.
further, in the aforementioned liquid hydrogen storage type hydrogenation apparatus with liquid hydrogen pre-cooling, the second sequence control panel is composed of a second medium-pressure sequence control valve set and a second high-pressure sequence control valve set; the two-stage filling high-pressure accumulator has the specific structure that: an outlet of the high-pressure compressor is respectively communicated with an inlet of the second medium-pressure sequence control valve group and an inlet of the second high-pressure sequence control valve group through a fourth hydrogen conveying pipeline, a fourth connecting pipeline is arranged at the outlet of the second medium-pressure sequence control valve group, a fourth branch pipeline with a seventh valve is arranged on the fourth connecting pipeline, and inlets and outlets of six second medium-pressure hydrogen storage bottles are respectively communicated with outlets of the fourth connecting pipeline through corresponding fourth branch connecting pipelines; a fifth connecting pipeline is arranged at the outlet of the second high-pressure sequence control valve group, a fifth branch pipeline with an eighth valve is arranged on the fifth connecting pipeline, and the inlets and the outlets of the three second high-pressure hydrogen storage bottles are respectively communicated with the outlet of the fifth connecting pipeline through the corresponding fifth branch connecting pipeline; the fifth hydrogen conveying pipeline consists of a fourth branch pipeline with a ninth valve and a fifth branch pipeline with a tenth valve: one end of a fourth branch pipeline is communicated with an outlet of the second medium-pressure sequence control valve group, and the other end of the fourth branch pipeline is communicated with an inlet of a 70MPa hydrogenation machine; one end of a fifth branch pipeline is communicated with an outlet of the second high-pressure sequence control valve group, and the other end of the fifth branch pipeline is communicated with an inlet of a 70MPa hydrogenation machine.
Further, in the aforementioned liquid hydrogen pre-cooling type hydrogenation apparatus using liquid hydrogen, each second medium-pressure hydrogen storage bottle constitutes a second medium-pressure hydrogen storage bottle group, each second high-pressure hydrogen storage bottle constitutes a second high-pressure hydrogen storage bottle group, and the second high-pressure hydrogen storage bottle group is arranged above the second medium-pressure hydrogen storage bottle group.
The invention has the beneficial effects that: the device has simple flow and convenient operation; liquid hydrogen is used as a refrigerant for precooling and cooling a 35MPa hydrogenation machine and a 70MPa hydrogenation machine, so that the loss of a hydrogen source is avoided, the heat exchange area of the air-temperature vaporizer is reduced, the cost of the air-temperature vaporizer is reduced, a special water chilling unit is saved, and the cost of station building equipment is reduced.
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Fig. 1 is a schematic flow diagram of a liquid hydrogen storage type hydrogenation apparatus using liquid hydrogen pre-cooling according to the present invention.
Fig. 2 is a partially enlarged schematic view of fig. 1.
Fig. 3 is a schematic flow diagram of a three-stage charging low-pressure accumulator.
Fig. 4 is a schematic perspective view of a three-stage charge low-pressure accumulator.
Fig. 5 is a schematic flow diagram of a two-stage charging high-pressure accumulator.
Fig. 6 is a schematic perspective view of a two-stage charge high pressure accumulator.
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The technical solution of the present invention will be further described in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings and preferred embodiments.
Example one
As shown in fig. 1 and fig. 2, the liquid hydrogen storage type hydrogenation apparatus with liquid hydrogen pre-cooling described in this embodiment includes the following components: the system comprises a liquid hydrogen storage tank 1 with a liquid hydrogen booster pump 2, an air-temperature vaporizer 3, a low-pressure accumulator 4, a 35MPa hydrogenation machine 5, a high-pressure compressor 6, a high-pressure accumulator 8 and a 70MPa hydrogenation machine 9.
The inlet of the liquid hydrogen storage tank 1 can be in butt joint with the liquid hydrogen source. The liquid hydrogen source is from a liquid hydrogen tank car 100, a liquid hydrogen ship, a liquid hydrogen train or a liquid hydrogen pipeline and the like, and is transported to the liquid hydrogen storage tank 1 for storage through the liquid hydrogen tank car 100, the liquid hydrogen ship, the liquid hydrogen train or the liquid hydrogen pipeline and the like. The liquid hydrogen outlet of the liquid hydrogen booster pump 2 in the liquid hydrogen storage tank 1 with the liquid hydrogen booster pump 2 is respectively connected with the first hydrogen transmission pipeline 10 and the second hydrogen transmission pipeline 11.
The first hydrogen conveying pipeline 10 is sequentially connected with a precooling pipeline of the 70MPa hydrogenation machine 9 and a precooling pipeline of the 35MPa hydrogenation machine 5, an outlet of the precooling pipeline of the 35MPa hydrogenation machine 5 is connected with an inlet of the high-pressure compressor 6 through a third hydrogen conveying pipeline 12, an outlet of the high-pressure compressor 6 is connected with an inlet of the high-pressure energy accumulator 8 through a fourth hydrogen conveying pipeline 13, and an outlet of the high-pressure energy accumulator 8 is connected with an air inlet of the 70MPa hydrogenation machine 9 through a fifth hydrogen conveying pipeline 14.
The second hydrogen conveying pipeline 11 is connected with an inlet of the air-temperature type vaporizer 3, an outlet of the air-temperature type vaporizer 3 is respectively connected with a sixth hydrogen conveying pipeline 15 and a seventh hydrogen conveying pipeline 16, the sixth hydrogen conveying pipeline 15 is communicated with an inlet of the high-pressure compressor 6 or a third hydrogen conveying pipeline 12, the seventh hydrogen conveying pipeline 17 is connected with an inlet of the low-pressure energy accumulator 4, and an outlet of the low-pressure energy accumulator 4 is connected with an air inlet of the 35MPa hydrogenation machine 5 through an eighth hydrogen conveying pipeline 17.
In this embodiment, a flow meter 7 is disposed on the first hydrogen delivery pipeline 10 between the liquid hydrogen outlet of the liquid hydrogen booster pump 2 and the inlet of the pre-cooling pipeline of the 70MPa hydrogenation unit 9. In order to meet the commercial requirements of the hydrogen fuel cell vehicle, the vehicle-mounted high-pressure hydrogen storage cylinder needs to be filled with hydrogen with sufficient quality within 5-10 minutes, but the use safety of the vehicle-mounted high-pressure hydrogen storage cylinder is obviously affected by the temperature rise effect brought by the rapid filling process of hydrogen pressurization, so that the high-pressure hydrogen needs to be cooled to-40 ℃, and the low-pressure hydrogen needs to be cooled to-20 ℃. In the embodiment, the hydrogen temperature of the 70MPa hydrogenation machine 9 is controlled to be minus 40 ℃ plus or minus 1 ℃ through the flow rate control of the flow meter 7, and the hydrogen temperature of the 35MPa hydrogenation machine 5 is controlled to be minus 20 ℃ plus or minus 1 ℃.
As shown in fig. 1 and 5, in the present embodiment, a ninth hydrogen supply line 18 having a control valve 52 is provided at the outlet of the high-pressure compressor 6 or the fourth hydrogen supply line 13, and the ninth hydrogen supply line 18 communicates with the inlet of the 70MPa hydrogenation unit 9 or the fifth hydrogen supply line 14.
In this embodiment, the air-temperature vaporizer 3 is a fin-tube vaporizer, and the heat exchange medium of the fin-tube vaporizer is air. When the device works, the air and the liquid hydrogen carry out natural convection heat exchange.
The liquid hydrogen storage type hydrogenation device adopting liquid hydrogen precooling has the working principle that: liquid hydrogen in the liquid hydrogen storage tank 1 is pressurized to 45MPa by the liquid hydrogen booster pump 2 and then divided into two paths for shunting: one path is pressurized and vaporized to 50MPa high-pressure hydrogen through an air-temperature vaporizer 3 and then divided into two paths for shunting; the other path of hydrogen enters a precooling pipeline of a 70MPa hydrogenation machine 9 and a precooling pipeline of a 35MPa hydrogenation machine 5 in sequence through a first hydrogen conveying pipeline 10, the 70MPa hydrogenation machine 9 and the 35MPa hydrogenation machine 5 are precooled and cooled in sequence, then mixed with one path of split flow of high-pressure hydrogen which is pressurized and vaporized to 50MPa through an air temperature type vaporizer 3, then the mixed hydrogen enters a high-pressure compressor 6, and the mixed hydrogen is compressed to 87.5 +/-2.5 MPa through the high-pressure compressor 6 and then stored in a high-pressure energy accumulator 8 or conveyed to the 70MPa hydrogenation machine 9 through a ninth hydrogen conveying pipeline 18. The other branch of the high-pressure hydrogen which is pressurized and vaporized to 50MPa by the air-temperature vaporizer 3 is stored in the low-pressure accumulator 4.
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The present embodiment is a specific description of the structure of the low pressure accumulator 4 on the basis of the first embodiment.
As shown in fig. 3, the low pressure accumulator 4 is a three-level charging low pressure accumulator composed of a first sequence control panel, a plurality of first high pressure hydrogen storage bottles 30 arranged in parallel, a plurality of first medium pressure hydrogen storage bottles 29 arranged in parallel, and a plurality of first low pressure hydrogen storage bottles 28 arranged in parallel; number of first low-pressure hydrogen storage bottles 28: number of first medium-pressure hydrogen storage bottles 29: the number of the first high-pressure hydrogen storage cylinders 30 = 4: 3: 2.
the first sequence control dial is composed of a first low pressure sequence control valve set 19, a first medium pressure sequence control valve set 20 and a first high pressure sequence control valve set 21.
The three-level filling low-pressure energy accumulator has the specific structure that: the outlet of the air-temperature vaporizer 3 is respectively communicated with the inlet of a first low-pressure sequence control valve group 19, the inlet of a first medium-pressure sequence control valve group 20 and the inlet of a first high-pressure sequence control valve group 21 through a seventh hydrogen conveying pipeline 16. A first connecting pipeline 22 is arranged at the outlet of the first low-pressure sequence control valve group 19, a first branch pipeline with a first valve 34 is arranged on the first connecting pipeline 22, and the inlets and the outlets of the four first low-pressure hydrogen storage bottles 28 are respectively communicated with the outlet of the first connecting pipeline 22 through corresponding first branch connecting pipelines 25. A second connecting pipeline 23 is arranged at the outlet of the first medium-pressure sequence control valve group 20, a second branch pipeline with a second valve 35 is arranged on the second connecting pipeline 23, and the inlets and the outlets of the three first medium-pressure hydrogen storage bottles 29 are respectively communicated with the outlet of the second connecting pipeline 23 through corresponding second branch connecting pipelines 26. A third connecting pipeline 24 is arranged at the outlet of the first high-pressure sequence control valve group 21, a third branch pipeline with a third valve 36 is arranged on the third connecting pipeline 24, and the inlets and the outlets of the two first high-pressure hydrogen storage bottles 30 are respectively communicated with the outlet of the third connecting pipeline 24 through the corresponding third branch connecting pipeline 27. The eighth hydrogen transport pipe 17 is composed of a first branch pipe 31 with a fourth valve 37, a second branch pipe 32 with a fifth valve 38, and a third branch pipe 33 with a sixth valve 39: one end of a first branch pipeline 31 is communicated with an outlet of the first low-pressure sequence control valve group 19, and the other end of the first branch pipeline 31 is communicated with an inlet of the 35MPa hydrogenation machine 5; one end of a second branch pipeline 32 is communicated with an outlet of the first medium-pressure sequence control valve group 20, and the other end of the second branch pipeline 32 is communicated with an inlet of a 35MPa hydrogenation machine 5; one end of the third branch pipeline 33 is communicated with the outlet of the first high-pressure sequence control valve group 21, and the other end of the third branch pipeline 33 is communicated with the inlet of the 35MPa hydrogenation machine 5.
As shown in fig. 4, each of the first low-pressure hydrogen storage cylinders 28 constitutes a first low-pressure hydrogen storage cylinder group, each of the first medium-pressure hydrogen storage cylinders 29 constitutes a first medium-pressure hydrogen storage cylinder group, each of the first high-pressure hydrogen storage cylinders 30 constitutes a first high-pressure hydrogen storage cylinder group, the first high-pressure hydrogen storage cylinder group is disposed above the first low-pressure hydrogen storage cylinder group, and the first medium-pressure hydrogen storage cylinder group is disposed above the first high-pressure hydrogen storage cylinder group.
The rated working pressure of each first high-pressure hydrogen storage bottle 30, each first medium-pressure hydrogen storage bottle 29 and each first low-pressure hydrogen storage bottle 28 is 45MPa, and the initial charging hydrogen pressure is 42.5 +/-2.5 MPa. In order to improve the hydrogen gas taking rate of the hydrogen storage bottle, a three-stage filling process is adopted. The three-stage filling low-pressure energy accumulator comprises nine hydrogen storage bottles, and is divided into three groups of low-pressure, medium-pressure and high-pressure groups which are connected in parallel according to the control logic of the first sequence control disc, wherein four first low-pressure hydrogen storage bottles are connected in parallel to form a first low-pressure hydrogen storage group, three first medium-pressure hydrogen storage bottles are connected in parallel to form a first medium-pressure hydrogen storage group, and two first high-pressure hydrogen storage bottles are connected in parallel to form a first high-pressure hydrogen storage group. All nine hydrogen storage bottles had initial pressures of 42.5 + -2.5 MPa.
And during first filling, the bottle mouth valves of the first low-pressure gas bottle group are preferentially opened through the first sequence control panel to hydrogenate the hydrogen fuel cell vehicle to 35MPa, and the first medium-pressure gas bottle group is started to fill for multiple times until the pressure difference between the first low-pressure gas bottle group and the vehicle-mounted hydrogen storage bottle is less than or equal to 2 MPa. And when the pressure difference between the first medium-pressure gas cylinder group and the vehicle-mounted hydrogen storage cylinder is less than or equal to 2MPa and the first medium-pressure gas cylinder group is not filled with hydrogen, starting the first high-pressure gas cylinder group for filling. And then gas is sequentially taken from the first low-pressure gas cylinder group, the first medium-pressure gas cylinder group and the first high-pressure gas cylinder group during each filling, so that the gas taking efficiency of the low-pressure energy accumulator 4 is improved through three-stage gas taking and filling. When the gas cylinder pressure of all the hydrogen storage cylinders of the low-pressure energy accumulator 4 is less than or equal to 35MPa, the air-temperature vaporizer 3 is started to recharge hydrogen until the pressure in all the hydrogen storage cylinders reaches 42.5 +/-2.5 MPa.
EXAMPLE III
The present embodiment specifically describes the structure of the high-pressure accumulator 8 on the basis of the first embodiment.
As shown in fig. 5, the high-pressure accumulator 8 is a two-stage charging high-pressure accumulator composed of a second sequence control panel, a plurality of second high-pressure hydrogen storage bottles 47 arranged in parallel, and a plurality of second medium-pressure hydrogen storage bottles 46 arranged in parallel; the ratio of the number of the second high-pressure hydrogen storage cylinders 47 to the number of the second medium-pressure hydrogen storage cylinders 46 is 1: 2.
the second sequence control dial is constituted by a second medium pressure sequence control valve block 40 and a second high pressure sequence control valve block 41.
The two-stage filling high-pressure accumulator has the specific structure that: the outlet of the high-pressure compressor 6 is communicated with the inlet of the second medium-pressure sequence control valve group 40 and the inlet of the second high-pressure sequence control valve group 41 through a fourth hydrogen conveying pipeline 13, a fourth connecting pipeline 42 is arranged at the outlet of the second medium-pressure sequence control valve group 40, a fourth branch pipeline with a seventh valve 29 is arranged on the fourth connecting pipeline 42, and the inlets and the outlets of six second medium-pressure hydrogen storage bottles 46 are communicated with the outlet of the fourth connecting pipeline 42 through corresponding fourth branch connecting pipelines 44. A fifth connecting pipeline 43 is arranged at the outlet of the second high-pressure sequence control valve group 41, a fifth branch pipeline with an eighth valve 30 is arranged on the fifth connecting pipeline 43, and the inlets and the outlets of the three second high-pressure hydrogen storage bottles 47 are respectively communicated with the outlet of the fifth connecting pipeline 43 through corresponding fifth branch connecting pipelines 45. The fifth hydrogen delivery pipeline 14 is composed of a fourth branch pipeline 48 with a ninth valve 50 and a fifth branch pipeline 49 with a tenth valve 51: one end of a fourth branch pipeline 48 is communicated with an outlet of the second medium-pressure sequence control valve group 40, and the other end of the fourth branch pipeline 48 is communicated with an inlet of a 70MPa hydrogenation machine 9; one end of the fifth branch pipeline 49 is communicated with the outlet of the second high-pressure sequence control valve group 41, and the other end of the fifth branch pipeline 49 is communicated with the inlet of the 70MPa hydrogenation machine 9.
As shown in fig. 6, each of the second medium pressure hydrogen storage bottles 46 constitutes a second medium pressure hydrogen storage bottle group, and each of the second high pressure hydrogen storage bottles 47 constitutes a second high pressure hydrogen storage bottle group, which is disposed above the second medium pressure hydrogen storage bottle group.
The rated working pressure of each second high-pressure hydrogen storage bottle 47 and each second medium-pressure hydrogen storage bottle 46 is 90MPa, and the initial charging hydrogen pressure is 87.5 +/-2.5 MPa. In order to improve the hydrogen gas taking rate of the hydrogen storage bottle, a two-stage filling process is adopted. The two-stage filling high-pressure accumulator comprises nine hydrogen storage bottles in total, and is divided into two groups of medium-pressure and high-pressure groups which are connected in parallel according to the control logic of the second sequence control panel, wherein six second medium-pressure hydrogen storage bottles 46 are connected in parallel to form a second medium-pressure hydrogen storage group, and three second high-pressure hydrogen storage bottles 47 are connected in parallel to form a second high-pressure hydrogen storage group. The initial pressure of all nine hydrogen storage bottles is 87.5 +/-2.5 MPa, and the filling method comprises the following steps:
filling a two-stage filling high-pressure accumulator for air supplement: and stopping air supply when the pressure of each second medium-pressure hydrogen storage bottle 46 and each second high-pressure hydrogen storage bottle 47 of the secondary filling high-pressure accumulator reaches 87.5 +/-2.5 MPa.
And secondly, gas taking and filling at the first stage of the medium-pressure hydrogen storage cylinder group, namely after the gas is filled by the secondary filling high-pressure accumulator, starting a second medium-pressure sequence control valve group 40 by a hydrogen filling station control system to take gas from the second medium-pressure hydrogen storage cylinder group and add hydrogen to the hydrogen fuel cell vehicle to 70MPa when the 70MPa high-pressure hydrogen filling is carried out for the first time. The hydrogen pressure of the second medium-pressure hydrogen storage cylinder group after the first filling is finished is smaller than the hydrogen pressure in the second high-pressure hydrogen storage cylinder group. When the subsequent filling is carried out, the second medium-pressure sequence control valve group 40 is started by the control system of the hydrogen filling station to take gas from the second medium-pressure hydrogen storage cylinder group for filling until the pressure difference between the second medium-pressure hydrogen storage cylinder group and 70MPa is less than or equal to 2MPa, and the requirement of 70MPa hydrogenation cannot be realized by primary gas taking and filling.
When the pressure difference between the second medium-pressure hydrogen storage cylinder group and the 70MPa is less than or equal to 2MPa, the second medium-pressure sequence control valve group 40 is started by the hydrogen filling station control system to take and fill gas from the second medium-pressure hydrogen storage cylinder group, when the pressure difference between the second medium-pressure hydrogen storage cylinder group and the vehicle-mounted hydrogen storage cylinder is less than or equal to 2MPa, the second medium-pressure sequence control valve group 40 is closed, and the second high-pressure sequence control valve group 41 is started to take and fill gas from the second high-pressure hydrogen storage cylinder group until the pressure of the vehicle-mounted hydrogen storage cylinder reaches 70 MPa. When the pressure difference between the second medium-pressure hydrogen storage bottle group and the second high-pressure hydrogen storage bottle group and the pressure difference between the second medium-pressure hydrogen storage bottle group and the second high-pressure hydrogen storage bottle group are both less than or equal to 2MPa, the secondary filling high-pressure accumulator is performed again to supplement air.
This scheme is through setting up second middling pressure hydrogen storage bottle group and second high-pressure hydrogen storage bottle group and realizing that multistage gas taking is annotated to furthest promotes the hydrogen utilization ratio in the second middling pressure hydrogen storage bottle group, effectively reduces hydrogen use cost, improves the hydrogen station economic nature.
The above description is only a preferred embodiment of the present invention, and is not intended to limit the present invention in any way, but any modifications or equivalent variations made in accordance with the technical spirit of the present invention are within the scope of the present invention as claimed.
The invention has the beneficial effects that: the device has simple flow and convenient operation; liquid hydrogen is used as a refrigerant to carry out precooling and cooling on the 35MPa hydrogenation machine 5 and the 70MPa hydrogenation machine 9, so that the loss of a hydrogen source is avoided, the heat exchange area of the air-temperature type vaporizer is reduced, the cost of the air-temperature type vaporizer is reduced, a special water chilling unit is saved, and the cost of station building equipment is reduced.
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1. The utility model provides an adopt liquid hydrogen storage type hydrogenation unit of liquid hydrogen precooling which characterized in that: the method comprises the following components: the system comprises a liquid hydrogen storage tank with a liquid hydrogen booster pump, an air-temperature vaporizer, a low-pressure energy accumulator, a 35MPa hydrogenation machine, a high-pressure compressor, a high-pressure energy accumulator and a 70MPa hydrogenation machine; a liquid hydrogen outlet of a liquid hydrogen booster pump in a liquid hydrogen storage tank with the liquid hydrogen booster pump is respectively connected with the first hydrogen conveying pipeline and the second hydrogen conveying pipeline; the first hydrogen conveying pipeline is sequentially connected with a precooling pipeline of the 70MPa hydrogenation machine and a precooling pipeline of the 35MPa hydrogenation machine, an outlet of the precooling pipeline of the 35MPa hydrogenation machine is connected with an inlet of the high-pressure compressor through a third hydrogen conveying pipeline, an outlet of the high-pressure compressor is connected with an inlet of the high-pressure energy accumulator through a fourth hydrogen conveying pipeline, and an outlet of the high-pressure energy accumulator is connected with an air inlet of the 70MPa hydrogenation machine through a fifth hydrogen conveying pipeline; the second hydrogen conveying pipeline is connected with an inlet of the air-temperature type vaporizer, an outlet of the air-temperature type vaporizer is respectively connected with a sixth hydrogen conveying pipeline and a seventh hydrogen conveying pipeline, the sixth hydrogen conveying pipeline is communicated with an inlet of the high-pressure compressor or the third hydrogen conveying pipeline, the seventh hydrogen conveying pipeline is connected with an inlet of the low-pressure energy accumulator, and an outlet of the low-pressure energy accumulator is connected with an air inlet of the 35MPa hydrogenation machine through an eighth hydrogen conveying pipeline.
2. The liquid hydrogen storage type hydrogenation device with pre-cooling of liquid hydrogen according to claim 1, characterized in that: and a flow meter is arranged on the first hydrogen conveying pipeline between the liquid hydrogen outlet of the liquid hydrogen booster pump and the inlet of the precooling pipeline of the 70MPa hydrogenation machine.
3. The liquid hydrogen storage type hydrogenation device with pre-cooling of liquid hydrogen according to claim 1 or 2, characterized in that: and a ninth hydrogen conveying pipeline with a control valve is arranged on the outlet of the high-pressure compressor or the fourth hydrogen conveying pipeline, and the ninth hydrogen conveying pipeline is communicated with the inlet of the 70MPa hydrogenation machine or the fifth hydrogen conveying pipeline.
4. The liquid hydrogen storage type hydrogenation device with pre-cooling of liquid hydrogen according to claim 1 or 2, characterized in that: the air temperature type vaporizer adopts a fin tube vaporizer, and the heat exchange medium of the fin tube vaporizer adopts air.
5. The liquid hydrogen storage type hydrogenation device with pre-cooling of liquid hydrogen according to claim 1, characterized in that: the low-pressure energy accumulator is a three-level filling low-pressure energy accumulator which consists of a first sequence control disc, a plurality of first high-pressure hydrogen storage bottles arranged in parallel, a plurality of first medium-pressure hydrogen storage bottles arranged in parallel and a plurality of first low-pressure hydrogen storage bottles arranged in parallel; number of first low-pressure hydrogen storage cylinders: number of first medium-pressure hydrogen storage bottles: the number of first high-pressure hydrogen storage cylinders = 4: 3: 2.
6. the liquid hydrogen storage type hydrogenation device with pre-cooling of liquid hydrogen according to claim 5, wherein: the first sequence control panel consists of a first low-pressure sequence control valve group, a first medium-pressure sequence control valve group and a first high-pressure sequence control valve group; the three-level filling low-pressure energy accumulator has the specific structure that: an outlet of the air temperature type vaporizer is respectively communicated with an inlet of the first low-pressure sequence control valve bank, an inlet of the first medium-pressure sequence control valve bank and an inlet of the first high-pressure sequence control valve bank through a seventh hydrogen conveying pipeline; a first connecting pipeline is arranged at an outlet of the first low-pressure sequence control valve group, a first branch pipeline with a first valve is arranged on the first connecting pipeline, and inlets and outlets of four first low-pressure hydrogen storage bottles are respectively communicated with the outlet of the first connecting pipeline through corresponding first branch connecting pipelines; a second connecting pipeline is arranged at the outlet of the first medium-pressure sequence control valve group, a second branch pipeline with a second valve is arranged on the second connecting pipeline, and the inlets and the outlets of the three first medium-pressure hydrogen storage bottles are respectively communicated with the outlet of the second connecting pipeline through corresponding second branch connecting pipelines; a third connecting pipeline is arranged at the outlet of the first high-pressure sequence control valve group, a third branch pipeline with a third valve is arranged on the third connecting pipeline, and the inlets and the outlets of the two first high-pressure hydrogen storage bottles are respectively communicated with the outlet of the third connecting pipeline through the corresponding third branch connecting pipeline; the eighth hydrogen conveying pipeline consists of a first branch pipeline with a fourth valve, a second branch pipeline with a fifth valve and a third branch pipeline with a sixth valve: one end of the first branch pipeline is communicated with an outlet of the first low-pressure sequence control valve group, and the other end of the first branch pipeline is communicated with an inlet of a 35MPa hydrogenation machine; one end of a second branch pipeline is communicated with an outlet of the first medium-pressure sequence control valve group, and the other end of the second branch pipeline is communicated with an inlet of a 35MPa hydrogenation machine; one end of the third branch pipeline is communicated with an outlet of the first high-pressure sequence control valve group, and the other end of the third branch pipeline is communicated with an inlet of a 35MPa hydrogenation machine.
7. The liquid hydrogen storage type hydrogenation device with pre-cooling of liquid hydrogen according to claim 5 or 6, characterized in that: each first low-pressure hydrogen storage bottle forms a first low-pressure hydrogen storage bottle group, each first medium-pressure hydrogen storage bottle forms a first medium-pressure hydrogen storage bottle group, each first high-pressure hydrogen storage bottle forms a first high-pressure hydrogen storage bottle group, the first high-pressure hydrogen storage bottle group is arranged above the first low-pressure hydrogen storage bottle group, and the first medium-pressure hydrogen storage bottle group is arranged above the first high-pressure hydrogen storage bottle group.
8. The liquid hydrogen storage type hydrogenation device with pre-cooling of liquid hydrogen according to claim 1, characterized in that: the high-pressure energy accumulator is a two-stage filling high-pressure energy accumulator which consists of a second sequence control disc, a plurality of second high-pressure hydrogen storage bottles arranged in parallel and a plurality of second medium-pressure hydrogen storage bottles arranged in parallel; the ratio of the number of the second high-pressure hydrogen storage bottles to the number of the second medium-pressure hydrogen storage bottles is 1: 2.
9. the liquid hydrogen storage type hydrogenation device with pre-cooling of liquid hydrogen according to claim 8, wherein: the second sequence control panel consists of a second medium-pressure sequence control valve group and a second high-pressure sequence control valve group; the two-stage filling high-pressure accumulator has the specific structure that: an outlet of the high-pressure compressor is respectively communicated with an inlet of the second medium-pressure sequence control valve group and an inlet of the second high-pressure sequence control valve group through a fourth hydrogen conveying pipeline, a fourth connecting pipeline is arranged at the outlet of the second medium-pressure sequence control valve group, a fourth branch pipeline with a seventh valve is arranged on the fourth connecting pipeline, and inlets and outlets of six second medium-pressure hydrogen storage bottles are respectively communicated with outlets of the fourth connecting pipeline through corresponding fourth branch connecting pipelines; a fifth connecting pipeline is arranged at the outlet of the second high-pressure sequence control valve group, a fifth branch pipeline with an eighth valve is arranged on the fifth connecting pipeline, and the inlets and the outlets of the three second high-pressure hydrogen storage bottles are respectively communicated with the outlet of the fifth connecting pipeline through the corresponding fifth branch connecting pipeline; the fifth hydrogen conveying pipeline consists of a fourth branch pipeline with a ninth valve and a fifth branch pipeline with a tenth valve: one end of a fourth branch pipeline is communicated with an outlet of the second medium-pressure sequence control valve group, and the other end of the fourth branch pipeline is communicated with an inlet of a 70MPa hydrogenation machine; one end of a fifth branch pipeline is communicated with an outlet of the second high-pressure sequence control valve group, and the other end of the fifth branch pipeline is communicated with an inlet of a 70MPa hydrogenation machine.
10. The liquid hydrogen storage type hydrogenation device with pre-cooling of liquid hydrogen according to claim 8 or 9, characterized in that: each second medium-pressure hydrogen storage bottle forms a second medium-pressure hydrogen storage bottle group, each second high-pressure hydrogen storage bottle forms a second high-pressure hydrogen storage bottle group, and the second high-pressure hydrogen storage bottle group is arranged above the second medium-pressure hydrogen storage bottle group.
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