EP4309227A1 - Gehäuse für einen brennstoffzellenstapel - Google Patents
Gehäuse für einen brennstoffzellenstapelInfo
- Publication number
- EP4309227A1 EP4309227A1 EP22702489.0A EP22702489A EP4309227A1 EP 4309227 A1 EP4309227 A1 EP 4309227A1 EP 22702489 A EP22702489 A EP 22702489A EP 4309227 A1 EP4309227 A1 EP 4309227A1
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- Prior art keywords
- housing
- fuel cell
- cell stack
- side wall
- face
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- H—ELECTRICITY
- H01—ELECTRIC ELEMENTS
- H01M—PROCESSES OR MEANS, e.g. BATTERIES, FOR THE DIRECT CONVERSION OF CHEMICAL ENERGY INTO ELECTRICAL ENERGY
- H01M8/00—Fuel cells; Manufacture thereof
- H01M8/24—Grouping of fuel cells, e.g. stacking of fuel cells
- H01M8/2465—Details of groupings of fuel cells
- H01M8/247—Arrangements for tightening a stack, for accommodation of a stack in a tank or for assembling different tanks
- H01M8/2475—Enclosures, casings or containers of fuel cell stacks
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- H—ELECTRICITY
- H01—ELECTRIC ELEMENTS
- H01M—PROCESSES OR MEANS, e.g. BATTERIES, FOR THE DIRECT CONVERSION OF CHEMICAL ENERGY INTO ELECTRICAL ENERGY
- H01M8/00—Fuel cells; Manufacture thereof
- H01M8/24—Grouping of fuel cells, e.g. stacking of fuel cells
- H01M8/2465—Details of groupings of fuel cells
- H01M8/2484—Details of groupings of fuel cells characterised by external manifolds
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- Y—GENERAL TAGGING OF NEW TECHNOLOGICAL DEVELOPMENTS; GENERAL TAGGING OF CROSS-SECTIONAL TECHNOLOGIES SPANNING OVER SEVERAL SECTIONS OF THE IPC; TECHNICAL SUBJECTS COVERED BY FORMER USPC CROSS-REFERENCE ART COLLECTIONS [XRACs] AND DIGESTS
- Y02—TECHNOLOGIES OR APPLICATIONS FOR MITIGATION OR ADAPTATION AGAINST CLIMATE CHANGE
- Y02E—REDUCTION OF GREENHOUSE GAS [GHG] EMISSIONS, RELATED TO ENERGY GENERATION, TRANSMISSION OR DISTRIBUTION
- Y02E60/00—Enabling technologies; Technologies with a potential or indirect contribution to GHG emissions mitigation
- Y02E60/30—Hydrogen technology
- Y02E60/50—Fuel cells
Definitions
- the present development relates to a housing for a fuel cell stack and a fuel cell unit equipped with such a housing and fuel cell stack.
- the development relates to a motor vehicle equipped with such a fuel cell unit.
- Fuel cell technology is becoming more and more attractive for mobile applications, particularly in the motor vehicle sector.
- multiple fuel cells are combined in a fuel cell stack to generate a desired electrical output.
- a fuel cell stack typically includes a number of bipolar plates with membrane electrode assemblies interposed therebetween.
- electrical busbars are connected to the fuel cell stack in order to dissipate the electrical power generated by the fuel cell stack to corresponding consumers.
- a fuel cell unit In addition to the fuel cell stack, a fuel cell unit typically also has various electrical or electronic components, such as electrical safety or control components.
- a fuel cell system is known from DE 102009036662 A1, which has a single housing for both a fuel cell stack and for electronics and components.
- the present development is based on the task of providing an improved housing for a fuel cell stack, and therefore for an entire one Provide fuel cell unit, which has the most compact possible design and a comparatively high degree of mechanical stability.
- a dead space inside the housing ie unused installation space inside the housing, should be reduced to a minimum.
- the housing should also enable the fuel cell unit and associated components to be installed in the interior of the housing as simply and efficiently as possible, and the housing should be installed in a motor vehicle as simply and stably as possible.
- a housing for a fuel cell stack has a housing body with a first end face and a second end face.
- the housing body also has a side wall structure connecting the two end faces to one another.
- the housing body can advantageously have a cubic basic geometry.
- the first face is provided at an end opposite to the second face; and vice versa.
- the side wall structure can be designed to be rectangular in cross section.
- the housing and therefore the housing body, surrounds a receiving shaft or forms a receiving shaft for the fuel cell stack.
- the receiving shaft is adjacent to the first end face of the housing body.
- at least one opening passing through the housing body is formed for assembly or maintenance of the fuel cell components that can be arranged in the housing.
- the fuel cell stack can typically be inserted into the receiving shaft provided for this purpose via the first end face.
- the fuel cell stack is introduced along an assembly direction extending from the first end face to the second end face.
- the provision of openings formed in the area of the second end face or in the area of the side wall structure makes it possible to install further fuel cell components after the fuel cell stack has been assembled Mounting slot to be mounted in or on the housing.
- the other fuel cell components can, for example, be connected or coupled directly to the fuel cell stack.
- the fuel cell stack can first be inserted or introduced into the housing through the at least one opening penetrating the housing body in the area of the side wall structure and/or in the area of the second end face.
- fuel cell components such as printed circuit boards, electrical conductors, power distribution components such as high-voltage monitoring units, components for electrical insulation, a high-voltage monitoring loop (HVIL for "high voltage interlock loop") and voltage detectors, current detectors or sensors, for example Gas sensors, done in or on the housing.
- HVIL high-voltage monitoring loop
- voltage detectors current detectors or sensors, for example Gas sensors, done in or on the housing.
- a particularly compact design of the housing body and the entire housing is thus made possible.
- An inner geometry in particular an inner cross section of the receiving shaft, can be adapted to the outer geometry of the fuel cell stack with a precise fit.
- the proportion of unusable dead space inside the housing body can be reduced in this way.
- the reduction of the dead space volume that is to say the installation space inside the housing that is not used by components of the fuel cell unit, also proves to be advantageous from the point of view of safety.
- With a comparatively small dead space volume only a correspondingly smaller volume is provided for accommodating reaction gases, for example in the event of a leak in the fuel cell stack.
- the fuel cell stack has a connection plate at a first longitudinal end.
- the connection plate protrudes from the side fuel cell stack above. When the fuel cell stack reaches a final assembly position in the receiving shaft, it rests against an edge of the receiving shaft located in the region of the first end face.
- the connecting plate protruding laterally from the fuel cell stack can in particular be brought into contact with the edge of the first end face in a gas-tight manner and connected there to the edge, for example screwed in a gas-tight manner.
- the fuel cell stack can close at least one opening of the housing body with its connection plate, namely the opening of the receiving shaft, after the assembly of the fuel cell stack has taken place.
- the connection plate of the fuel cell stack fulfills a dual function. On the one hand, it acts as a media-carrying connection for the fuel cell stack. Furthermore, the connection plate can also act as a kind of mounting plate for the fuel cell stack.
- the connection plate and the fuel cell stack can form a prefabricated assembly that can be preassembled outside and independently of the fuel cell unit.
- connection plate can also act as a handle for installing the fuel cell stack inside the housing.
- connection plate can function as an element closing the housing or a housing opening and in this respect can form a cover or closure which closes the receiving shaft in the region of the first end face. In this respect, a separate housing cover in the area of the first end face can be dispensed with. Assembly and manufacturing costs can thus be reduced.
- connection plate has at least one connection for a reaction medium or gas.
- reaction media such as some hydrogen, oxygen or other gases or liquids can be fed to the fuel cell stack or removed from the fuel cell stack via the connection plate.
- the connection plate can also function as a so-called wet end plate, for example.
- Corresponding connections can enforce the connection plate and can dem Fuel cell stack facing open into corresponding media-carrying channels of the fuel cell stack.
- the second end face of the housing has an opening through which a second longitudinal end of the fuel cell stack is accessible in the mounting position in the receiving shaft.
- the second longitudinal end of the fuel cell stack is advantageously accessible from the outside via the opening in the second end face, at least in regions or sections, when the assembly position in the receiving shaft is reached.
- the second longitudinal end of the fuel cell stack which is remote from the connection plate, for example, can be separately connected to the housing or mechanically fixed thereto via that opening in the second end face.
- the opening in the second end allows unhindered access for the corresponding assembly and fastening elements.
- the second longitudinal end of the fuel cell stack can thus be mechanically connected directly on or to the housing.
- the fuel cell stack has a holder at its second longitudinal end, which can be fastened to an inner side of the side wall structure. That holder can in particular come to lie close to the opening in the second end face, so that it is unhinderedly accessible from the outside via the opening in the second end face.
- the holder can have a mounting bracket, for example, which is arranged and fastened with one leg approximately on the second longitudinal end of the fuel cell stack, and which can be fastened or is fastened with a second leg approximately on an inside of the side wall structure of the housing.
- the first and the second leg of the bracket or of the mounting bracket can be aligned at a predetermined angle, approximately perpendicular to one another.
- a mounting bracket also enables a certain amount of tolerance compensation in the longitudinal direction of the fuel cell stack. This can be advantageous in particular over the service life and operating time of the fuel cell unit, in particular if the fuel cell stack should be subject to a dilatation or contraction in the longitudinal direction due to use.
- Fastening the second longitudinal end of the fuel cell stack to the side wall structure also enables a free space to be formed between the second longitudinal end of the fuel cell stack and a cover closing the second end face of the housing. In this way one can
- Length expansion or contraction of the fuel cell stack in the longitudinal direction can also be easily provided during operation of the fuel cell.
- the side wall structure has, adjacent to the second end face, an inspection opening which passes through the side wall structure.
- the inspection opening can be closed, for example, with a closure, such as a screw cap.
- the inspection opening is intended in particular to enable a visual inspection of the interior of the fuel cell unit.
- Housing body can be determined. That gap size can provide information about the operating state or the service life of the fuel cell unit, in particular about its dilatation, which may be caused by aging.
- the side wall structure has a floor and an opposite cover. The clear distance between the floor and the ceiling corresponds to the corresponding external dimensions of the fuel cell stack. This means that the clear width between the bottom and the top of the side wall structure of the housing essentially corresponds to the external distance between an outside and top side of the fuel cell stack facing the top and the outside of a bottom side of the fuel cell stack facing the bottom of the housing.
- the receiving shaft is adapted to the external dimensions of the fuel cell stack with a precise fit, at least with regard to the floor and the ceiling. Equally, this can also apply to a first and/or a second side wall of the receiving shaft which faces the corresponding outer walls of the fuel cell stack.
- an inner geometry, in particular an inner cross section of the receiving shaft can be adapted to the outer cross section of the fuel cell stack with a precise fit. In this case, the cross section runs essentially perpendicularly to the stacking direction of the fuel cell stack.
- an opening is formed in the side wall structure, for example in the top or bottom of the side wall structure, through which at least one busbar can be passed and connected from the outside to the fuel cell stack located inside the housing.
- the opening is advantageously dimensioned in such a way that both busbars to be connected to the fuel cell stack can be connected from the outside through the opening and to the fuel cell stack from the outside. After installation, the busbars can remain inside or in the area of the opening. The busbars can come to rest in the side wall structure.
- the opening can be closed from the outside by means of a separate cover.
- the subsequent arrangement of the busbars on the outside of the housing makes it possible to adapt the receiving shaft, in particular its inner geometry, to the outer geometry of the fuel cell stack with a precise fit. If the busbars were already connected to the fuel cell stack before the fuel cell stack was inserted into the receiving shaft, they would impede or even block its insertion movement into the shaft.
- the side wall structure has a first side wall and an opposite second side wall.
- the first and the second side walls are advantageously connected to one another via the ceiling and the floor.
- the side wall structure comprising the top, the first side wall, the bottom and the second side wall, can in particular be configured in one piece.
- In the area of the first side wall or the second side wall or also in the area of both side walls there is at least one opening accessible from the outside for the installation of electrical components, such as electrical control and/or monitoring components or control components are formed. This enables such components to be fitted later and to be connected to the fuel cell stack, in particular after the fuel cell stack has been placed and arranged in the receiving shaft.
- the electronic components, the monitoring components or control components can be, for example, electrical circuit breakers, a cell voltage monitoring unit, an electronic control or monitoring unit for the fuel cell stack, or sensor components, such as hydrogen sensors.
- the openings formed in the first and/or second side wall for installing or configuring such electrical components, monitoring components or control components can also be closed with a separate cover after these components have been installed in the housing.
- the at least one opening penetrating the housing body can be closed in a gas-tight manner with a cover.
- a cover is provided for each of the openings.
- the cover can have a connecting edge which is designed to correspond or complement the edge of the relevant opening.
- Fastening elements that correspond to one another for example in the form of screw holes and threaded holes, can be configured on the opening and on the cover. To this Way can be arranged and gas-tight by means of suitable fasteners, such as screws, the cover in question at the respective opening. It is also conceivable that a seal is provided or arranged on the cover and/or on the edge of the relevant opening of the housing.
- a cover that can be closed for the relevant opening can also be arranged on the housing, for example, so that it can be closed in a detachable manner.
- a detachably arranged on the housing cover can also be advantageous for repair purposes, such as when individual electronic components or
- the cover closing the at least one opening has a lower material thickness than the side wall structure, the first end face or the second end face.
- the separate cover that can be arranged in the area of the at least one opening has a quasi predetermined breaking point. If, for example, the pressure inside the housing exceeds a maximum permissible value, the cover can provide a predetermined breaking point in order to prevent the housing body from bursting.
- the cover can be made of sheet metal, for example.
- the housing body can be made of a metal casting material.
- the cover to be arranged or arranged in the area of an opening passing through the housing body can have a lower degree of mechanical strength, stability or pressure stability than the area of the housing body adjoining it.
- the housing body is made in one piece from cast metal. It is therefore a cast metal housing.
- a housing can provide a particularly stable and durable housing for the fuel cell stack as well as for the other components of the fuel cell unit, such as electronic components or monitoring components.
- the housing body has on a side wall at least one mounting flange which protrudes outwards and is flush with a floor or with a ceiling of the housing body.
- a plurality of mounting flanges spaced apart from one another, for example in the longitudinal direction, can also be configured on the relevant side wall.
- At least one mounting flange may be provided on the bottom or on the top of the housing body, which protrudes outwards and runs flush with an adjacent side wall.
- a plurality of mounting flanges arranged offset from one another, for example in the longitudinal direction of the housing body, can be provided.
- one or more of the following features for example in the transition area between the first side wall and the floor, one or more of the following features:
- Mounting flanges can be arranged.
- One or more mounting flanges can be arranged opposite or diagonally to this in the transition area between the ceiling and the second side wall. This enables a particularly efficient and simple assembly of the housing, for example in a motor vehicle.
- the present development relates to a fuel cell unit which has a housing as described above and a fuel cell stack arranged in the housing.
- the fuel cell unit in addition to the fuel cell stack, also has other components, such as electronic components, monitoring components or control components inside the housing, which are essential for the proper operation of the fuel cell unit.
- the present development finally relates to a motor vehicle with a previously described fuel cell unit or with a previously described housing for such a fuel cell unit, or for a fuel cell stack.
- the development also relates to a method for assembling a fuel cell unit.
- the method is characterized by the steps of providing a housing as described above and at least one fuel cell stack.
- the fuel cell stack is first inserted via the first end face of the housing into the receiving shaft adjacent there.
- the relevant opening is closed by means of a cover.
- FIG. 1 shows a schematic side view of a motor vehicle
- FIG. 2 shows a perspective representation of a fuel cell unit before assembly of the fuel cell stack in the housing
- FIG. 9 is a flowchart showing an assembly method for the fuel cell unit. Detailed description
- the motor vehicle 1 shown schematically in FIG. 1 has a motor vehicle body 2 with an interior 3 functioning as a passenger cell.
- the motor vehicle 1 has a drive 4, which is designed in particular as an electric drive.
- the vehicle 1 also has a fuel cell unit 10.
- the fuel cell unit 10 is designed to provide electrical energy for the drive 4.
- the fuel cell unit 10 shown schematically in FIG. 2 has a housing 12 with a housing body 11 and a fuel cell stack 50 .
- Fuel cell stack 50 is part of an integrated assembly 52 which also has a connection plate 54 for fuel cell stack 50 .
- the fuel cell stack 50 has a number of bipolar plates stacked on top of one another, which are typically clamped together in the longitudinal direction.
- a first longitudinal end 51 of the fuel cell stack 50 is connected to the connection plate 54 .
- the connection plate 54 has at least a first connection 55 and a second connection 57 for media, for example for reaction media and/or reaction products, and therefore for gases or gas-liquid mixtures.
- the connection plate 54 has an outer edge 58 to the side of the longitudinal end 51 of the Fuel cell stack 50 above. Facing the fuel cell stack 50 , the connection plate 54 forms a quasi-outwardly protruding shoulder or flange section.
- the housing 12 of the fuel cell unit 10 has a one-piece
- the housing body 11 can be made of a metal casting.
- the housing body 11 has a receiving shaft 20 which adjoins a first end face 18 of the housing body 11 .
- the housing body 11 has a second end face 19 .
- a side wall structure 13 is provided between the end faces 18 , 19 .
- the side wall structure 13 has a ceiling 15 , an opposite floor 17 and a first side wall 14 and a second side wall 16 .
- the first and second side walls 14, 16 extend substantially parallel to one another on opposite outer sides of the housing body 11.
- the top 15 and bottom 17 also extend parallel to one another and form the bottom and top of the housing 12.
- the receiving shaft 20 has an opening 31 on the end face in the housing body 11 . With regard to its internal cross section, the receiving shaft 20 is adapted to an external cross section of the fuel cell stack 50 .
- the front opening 31 is surrounded by a peripheral edge 28 .
- the connecting plate 54 comes to rest against that edge 28 in a sealing manner.
- the connection plate 54 acts as a cover 46 for the opening 31.
- an inspection opening 70 is provided adjacent to or in the immediate vicinity of the second end face 19 , which is closed by means of a closure 72 , for example.
- the closure can be designed as a screw closure and can be unscrewed from the inspection opening 70, if necessary, in order to open the interior of the housing 12, in particular a gap distance between the second longitudinal end 53 of the fuel cell stack 50 and the second end face 19 of the housing 12 at least visually inspect.
- two mounting flanges 22 spaced apart from one another in the longitudinal direction are formed or arranged on the first side wall 14 . These are arranged and fastened on the outside of the first side wall 14 via stiffening ribs 23 .
- the mounting flanges 22 protrude outward from the first side wall 14 . However, they are arranged as an extension of the underside or as an extension of the floor 17 . A bottom of the mounting flanges 22 is flush with the outside of the floor
- two mounting flanges 24 are also provided. These are also arranged on the ceiling 15 in a structurally reinforced manner by means of ribs 23 . They extend upwards, that is to say outwards from the ceiling 15 , and are aligned or arranged approximately flush with the outside of the second side wall 16 .
- the mounting flanges 22, 24 each form individual mounting points or mounting points for fastening the housing 12 to the motor vehicle body 2.
- connection piece 74 for example for a gaseous medium, is also provided on the first side wall 14 .
- an electrical connection plug 88 is formed, via which, for example, an electrical connection to an external control device can be established by cable.
- the second end face 19 has an opening 33 through which almost the entire area of the second longitudinal end 53 of the fuel cell stack 50 is accessible from the outside as soon as the fuel cell stack 50 assumes its final assembly position in the housing 12.
- the representation according to FIG. 5 shows individual pressure beams 60, by means of which the fuel cell stack 50 is braced in the longitudinal direction.
- the brackets 62, 64 can be mounting brackets.
- One leg of the holders 62, 64 is arranged, for example, on the pressure bar 60 of the fuel cell stack 50 that is in each case on the outside.
- a second leg of the respective holder 62, 64 is then arranged by means of fastening elements 66 provided for this purpose on the inside of the first side wall 14 or on the inside of the second side wall 16 or on an intermediate wall.
- the angular connection by means of the brackets 62, 64 enables a mounting tolerance-tolerant mounting.
- a certain amount of length compensation between the fuel cell stack 50 and the housing 12 can be provided as needed via the attachment by means of the brackets 62, 64.
- the opening 33 in the area of the second end face 19 can be closed by means of a separate cover 44, as shown in FIG.
- the cover 44 can have a peripheral mounting edge or mounting flange, which is designed to complement or correspond to the opening edge 39 of the opening 33 .
- the attachment itself can be done by means of screws that are screwed into threaded holes in the rim 39 .
- the second side wall of the housing 12 is shown in a perspective view.
- the second side wall 16 is provided with an opening 30 and with a further opening 32, each of which has a peripheral edge 34,36.
- the opening 30 can be closed by means of a separate cover 40.
- the opening 32 can be closed by means of a separate cover 42.
- the respective covers 40, 42 have a peripheral mounting edge or mounting flange, which is designed to correspond to the edge 34, 36 of the respective openings 30, 32.
- the opening 30 provides unimpeded access for electronic or electrical components of the fuel cell unit 10 ready, which in particular after Assembly of the fuel cell stack 50 in the receiving shaft 20 as intended and can be connected or coupled to the fuel cell stack 50 .
- These include, in particular, electrical circuit breakers 80, 82, which are connected to electrical connection lines 81, 83, which lead out of the housing.
- the break switches 80, 82 function as an emergency stop switch.
- the other end can be electrically connected to the busbars 90, 92 shown in FIG.
- the opening 30 also provides a receptacle for a cell voltage monitoring unit 84 as well as a receptacle for sensors 86, which can be embodied as hydrogen sensors, for example.
- Fuel cell stack enables a particularly compact and almost fully integrated fuel cell unit.
- the additional opening 32 shown in FIG. 3 can be used to mount additional components of the fuel cell unit 10 .
- the opening 32 can be closed by means of a separate cover 42 after the components have been installed in the housing 12 .
- To mount the cover or covers 40, 42, 44 individual and multiple fastening elements 66, for example in the form of screws, are provided.
- Figs. 7 and 8 the outside of the bottom 17 of the housing 12 is shown.
- the bottom 17 has an opening 35 via which the busbars 90 , 92 can be mechanically connected to the fuel cell stack 50 after the fuel cell stack 50 has been received in the receiving shaft 20 .
- the assembly of the busbars 90, 92 takes place from the outside, namely through the bottom 17 of the housing 12 through.
- FIG. 9 shows a flow chart of an assembly method.
- a fuel cell stack 50 and a housing 12 are provided in a first step.
- the fuel cell stack 50 as indicated for example in FIG. 1, is inserted with its second longitudinal end 53 first into the receiving shaft 20 until a final assembly position shown approximately in FIG. 4 is reached. Then in a subsequent step 102, the fuel cell stack 50, as indicated for example in FIG. 1, is inserted with its second longitudinal end 53 first into the receiving shaft 20 until a final assembly position shown approximately in FIG. 4 is reached. Then in a subsequent
- Assembly step 104 the two busbars 90, 92 through the bottom 17 of the housing 12 through to the fuel cell stack 50 both mechanically and electrically connected.
- the busbars 90, 92 can be connected, for example, to the connection lines 81, 83 and/or to the interrupters 80, 82.
- the opening 35 in the base 17 of the housing 12 can be closed by means of a separate cover 48 .
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| PCT/EP2022/052450 WO2022194439A1 (de) | 2021-03-15 | 2022-02-02 | Gehäuse für einen brennstoffzellenstapel |
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