JP2001026401A - Hydrogen supply system-for equipment using hydrogen as fuel - Google Patents
Hydrogen supply system-for equipment using hydrogen as fuelInfo
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Abstract
Description
【0001】[0001]
【発明の属する技術分野】本発明は,水素を燃料とする
機器への水素供給システムに関する。The present invention relates to a system for supplying hydrogen to equipment using hydrogen as fuel.
【0002】[0002]
【従来の技術】従来,この種の水素供給システムとして
は,水素生成用改質器を備えたものが知られている。2. Description of the Related Art Heretofore, as this kind of hydrogen supply system, a system provided with a reformer for hydrogen generation has been known.
【0003】[0003]
【発明が解決しようとする課題】しかしながら,現状の
改質器は,起動するまでの時間が長く,そのため,前記
機器としての燃料電池を電源とする電気自動車において
は始動スイッチを入れても直ちに発進することができな
い,水素生成量増加の要求に対する応答性が鈍く,その
ため電気自動車においてはその加速性が悪い,改質器に
より生成された水素にはCOが含まれており,そのCO
による燃料電池の機能低下を防止すべく,CO除去処理
のために,その処理装置を2段階に配置する必要がある
等,部品点数が多いため,構造が複雑であると共に重量
も大となる,といった問題があり,改質器を用いた水素
供給システムは車載用としては不適当であった。However, the current reformer takes a long time to start, and therefore, in an electric vehicle powered by a fuel cell as the device, the reformer starts immediately even if the start switch is turned on. Responsiveness to the demand for increasing the amount of hydrogen generated is low, and therefore the acceleration of electric vehicles is poor. The hydrogen generated by the reformer contains CO,
In order to prevent the deterioration of the function of the fuel cell due to the above, it is necessary to arrange the processing device in two stages for CO removal treatment. For example, the number of parts is large, so the structure becomes complicated and the weight becomes large. Therefore, the hydrogen supply system using the reformer was unsuitable for use in vehicles.
【0004】[0004]
【課題を解決するための手段】本発明は,水の電気分解
により純粋な水素を生成させ,その水素を機器の始動に
好適な貯蔵部と,機器の運転に好適な貯蔵部とに分けて
貯蔵すると共にそれら貯蔵部からの放出水素のみを機器
に供給するようにし,これにより比較的コンパクトに構
成され,また改質器が持つ問題点およびそれを設備する
ことによる問題点をそれぞれ解決し得るようにした前記
水素供給システムを提供することを目的とする。According to the present invention, pure hydrogen is produced by electrolysis of water, and the hydrogen is divided into a storage section suitable for starting the equipment and a storage section suitable for operating the equipment. By storing and supplying only hydrogen released from these storage units to the equipment, it is relatively compact, and can solve the problems of the reformer and the problems of installing it. It is an object to provide the hydrogen supply system described above.
【0005】前記目的を達成するため本発明によれば,
水素を燃料とする機器に水素を供給すべく,水を電気分
解して純粋な水素を生成する電気分解装置と,前記電気
分解装置により生成された水素を高温水素とそれよりも
温度が低い低温水素とに分離するボルテックスチューブ
と,前記ボルテックスチューブからの高温水素および低
温水素を吸蔵し,且つその吸蔵水素を放出して前記機器
に供給することが可能な水素貯蔵器とを有し,その水素
貯蔵器は,高温水素を吸蔵すべく,水素吸蔵および水素
放出に関する温度の高い第1の水素吸蔵材を備えた第1
貯蔵部と,低温水素を吸蔵すべく,水素吸蔵および水素
放出に関する温度の低い第2の水素吸蔵材を備えた第2
貯蔵部とよりなる,水素を燃料とする機器への水素供給
システムが提供される。[0005] To achieve the above object, according to the present invention,
An electrolyzer that electrolyzes water to produce pure hydrogen in order to supply hydrogen to equipment using hydrogen as fuel, and converts the hydrogen generated by the electrolyzer into high-temperature hydrogen and low-temperature hydrogen. A vortex tube that separates the hydrogen into hydrogen, and a hydrogen storage device that can store high-temperature hydrogen and low-temperature hydrogen from the vortex tube, release the stored hydrogen, and supply the hydrogen to the device. The storage device is provided with a first hydrogen storage material having a high temperature for hydrogen storage and hydrogen release in order to store high-temperature hydrogen.
A second storage unit having a storage unit and a second hydrogen storage material having a low temperature relating to hydrogen storage and hydrogen release for storing low-temperature hydrogen;
A hydrogen supply system for a hydrogen-fueled device, comprising a storage unit, is provided.
【0006】機器の休止中に,水の電気分解により純粋
な水素が生成され,その水素はボルテックスチューブに
より高温水素および低温水素に分離され,それらは,そ
れらに適合した第1,第2貯蔵部に効率良く吸蔵され
る。[0006] During equipment downtime, the electrolysis of water produces pure hydrogen, which is separated by a vortex tube into hot and cold hydrogen, which are adapted to the first and second reservoirs. Is efficiently absorbed.
【0007】機器の運転開始時には,第2貯蔵部からの
放出水素のみを機器に供給して,その機器の運転を迅速
に開始させる。この水素の放出は低温で行われるから熱
エネルギ源は不要,または必要とする場合にも小出力の
もので十分である。機器の運転は第1貯蔵部からの放出
水素を用いて行う。この水素の放出は高温で行われる
が,この場合の熱エネルギとしては,運転により昇温し
た機器の廃熱等が利用される。機器の要求水素量が第1
貯蔵部の水素供給量を上回ったときには,第1貯蔵部か
らの放出水素に第2貯蔵部からの放出水素を加えて機器
に供給する。At the start of the operation of the equipment, only the hydrogen released from the second storage unit is supplied to the equipment, and the operation of the equipment is started quickly. Since the release of hydrogen is performed at a low temperature, a heat energy source is not required, or a small output is sufficient when required. The operation of the device is performed using the hydrogen released from the first storage unit. The release of hydrogen is carried out at a high temperature, and the heat energy in this case is, for example, the waste heat of equipment whose temperature has been raised by operation. The required hydrogen amount of equipment is the first
When the supply amount of hydrogen in the storage section is exceeded, hydrogen released from the first storage section is added to hydrogen released from the second storage section and supplied to the equipment.
【0008】[0008]
【発明の実施の形態】図1に示す水素供給システム1
は,水素を燃料とする機器としての燃料電池2を電源と
する電気自動車に搭載される。DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS A hydrogen supply system 1 shown in FIG.
Is mounted on an electric vehicle powered by a fuel cell 2 as a device using hydrogen as a fuel.
【0009】水素供給システム1において,電気分解装
置3は,水を電気分解して純粋な水素を生成するもの
で,その生成のための電力は太陽電池4から供給され
る。この電気分解装置3は,例えば,定格20V,30
0Aで,水素生成量は16Nリットル/min ,含有水分
量は25℃飽和水蒸気量である。In the hydrogen supply system 1, an electrolyzer 3 generates pure hydrogen by electrolyzing water. Electric power for the generation is supplied from a solar cell 4. The electrolyzer 3 is, for example, rated 20 V, 30
At 0 A, the amount of hydrogen generated was 16 Nl / min, and the water content was 25 ° C. saturated steam.
【0010】ボルテックスチューブ5は電気分解装置3
により生成された水素を導管6を介し供給されてそれを
高温水素とそれよりも温度の低い低温水素とに分離する
機能を有し,その出口側は水素貯蔵器7の入口側に接続
される。The vortex tube 5 is used for the electrolyzer 3
Has a function of being supplied via a conduit 6 to separate the hydrogen into high-temperature hydrogen and low-temperature hydrogen having a lower temperature, and the outlet side of which is connected to the inlet side of the hydrogen storage 7. .
【0011】水素貯蔵器7はボルテックスチューブ5か
らの高温および低温水素を吸蔵し,且つ吸蔵水素を放出
して燃料電池2に供給することができるもので,第1の
水素吸蔵材MH1を備えた第1貯蔵部71と,第2の水
素吸蔵材MH2を備えた第2貯蔵部72とを有する。第
1,第2の水素吸蔵材MH1,MH2としては水素吸蔵
合金または炭素材が用いられる。第1の水素吸蔵材MH
1のプラトー領域を示す温度は第2の水素吸蔵材MH2
のそれよりも高く,したがって水素吸蔵および水素放出
に関する温度は第1の水素吸蔵材MH1の方が第2の水
素吸蔵材MH2よりも高い。実施例では第1の水素吸蔵
材MH1は水素吸蔵合金であるLaNi 5 合金よりな
り,また第2の水素吸蔵材MH2は水素吸蔵合金である
MmNi5合金(Mmはミッシュメタル)よりなる。The hydrogen storage 7 is a vortex tube 5
Absorbs high and low temperature hydrogen and releases hydrogen
And can be supplied to the fuel cell 2.
A first storage section 71 provided with a hydrogen storage material MH1 and a second water storage section 71;
And a second storage section 72 provided with the element storage material MH2. No.
1, as the second hydrogen storage materials MH1, MH2, hydrogen storage
An alloy or a carbon material is used. First hydrogen storage material MH
The temperature indicating the plateau region of No. 1 is the second hydrogen storage material MH2
Higher than that of hydrogen and therefore hydrogen storage and release
Temperature of the first hydrogen storage material MH1 is higher than that of the second water
It is higher than the elementary storage material MH2. In the embodiment, the first hydrogen storage
Material MH1 is LaNi which is a hydrogen storage alloy FiveMore than alloy
And the second hydrogen storage material MH2 is a hydrogen storage alloy.
MmNiFiveIt is made of an alloy (Mm is a misch metal).
【0012】ボルテックスチューブ5の高温水素用第1
出口81は導管9を介して第1貯蔵部71の出入口10
1に接続される。その導管9には,ボルテックスチュー
ブ5側より第1三方弁3V1,第1調湿器111および
第1二方弁2V1が順次配設され,第1三方弁3V1の
第1,第2ポートp1,p2および第1調湿器111の
第1,第2連通口121,122が導管9の上,下流側
にそれぞれ接続される。ボルテックスチューブ5の低温
水素用第2出口82は導管13を介して第2貯蔵部72
の出入口102に接続される。その導管13には,ボル
テックスチューブ5側より除水器14,第2三方弁3V
2,第2調湿器112および第2二方弁2V2が順次配
設され,第2三方弁3V2の第1,第2ポートp1,p
2および第2調湿器112の第1,第2連通口151,
152が導管13の上,下流側にそれぞれ接続される。
第1,第2三方弁3V1,3V2の第3ポートp3は導
管16,17を介して燃料電池2の入口管18に接続さ
れる。両導管16,17の入口管18との接続部近傍に
逆止弁19が設けられている。The first for high temperature hydrogen of the vortex tube 5
The outlet 81 is connected to the entrance 10 of the first storage 71 through the conduit 9.
Connected to 1. In the conduit 9, a first three-way valve 3V1, a first humidity controller 111 and a first two-way valve 2V1 are sequentially disposed from the vortex tube 5 side, and the first and second ports p1, p1 of the first three-way valve 3V1 are arranged. p2 and the first and second communication ports 121 and 122 of the first humidity controller 111 are connected to the upper and lower sides of the conduit 9, respectively. The second outlet 82 for low-temperature hydrogen of the vortex tube 5 is connected to the second storage 72 through the conduit 13.
Is connected to the entrance 102. The conduit 13 has a water remover 14 and a second three-way valve 3V from the vortex tube 5 side.
2, a second humidity controller 112 and a second two-way valve 2V2 are sequentially arranged, and first and second ports p1, p of a second three-way valve 3V2 are provided.
The first and second communication ports 151 of the second and second humidity controllers 112,
152 are connected to the upper side and the downstream side of the conduit 13, respectively.
The third port p3 of the first and second three-way valves 3V1 and 3V2 is connected to the inlet pipe 18 of the fuel cell 2 via conduits 16 and 17. A check valve 19 is provided near the connection between the conduits 16 and 17 and the inlet pipe 18.
【0013】電気分解による水素には水分が含まれてお
り,その水分の略全部がボルテックスチューブ5からの
低温水素に移行している。この水分を除去すべく導管1
3に除水器14が備えられている。第1,第2調湿器1
11,112は加湿機能および除湿機能を有するもの
で,第1,第2貯蔵部71,72における水素吸蔵性を
向上させるべく水素に除湿処理を施し,また燃料電池2
による発電性能を向上させるべく放出水素に加湿処理を
施す。このような機能を有するものとしてはモレキュラ
シーブを挙げることができ,これによれば,除湿処理で
吸着した水分を加湿処理時に離脱させて放出水素に付与
することが可能である。 (1) 水素貯蔵器7への水素の充填に当っては,燃料
電池2の運転を休止させて次のような作業を行う。図1
に示すように,第1,第2三方弁3V1,3V2を切換
えて,第1三方弁3V1→燃料電池2の経路および第2
三方弁3V2→燃料電池2の経路をそれぞれ遮断し,ま
た第1,第2二方弁2V1,2V2を切換えて,電気分
解装置3→ボルテックスチューブ5→第1三方弁3V1
→第1調湿器111→第1二方弁2V1→第1貯蔵部7
1の経路および電気分解装置3→ボルテックスチューブ
5→除水器14→第2三方弁3V2→第2調湿器112
→第2二方弁2V2→第2貯蔵部72の経路をそれぞれ
確立させる。そして太陽電池4の電力(バッテリに蓄電
された太陽電池4の電力を含む)により電気分解装置3
を作動させ,その装置3で生成された純粋な水素を,例
えば圧力0.5MPaにてボルテックスチューブ5に導
入し,そこからの30℃,0.3MPaの高温水素を第
1貯蔵部71の第1の水素吸蔵材MH1に吸蔵させ,ま
た−10℃,0.2MPaの低温水素を第2貯蔵部72
の第2の水素吸蔵材MH2に吸蔵させる。この水素の吸
蔵は第1,第2貯蔵部71,72が充填状態(満状態)
となるまで行う。Hydrogen by electrolysis contains moisture, and almost all of the moisture is transferred to low-temperature hydrogen from the vortex tube 5. To remove this water, conduit 1
3 is provided with a water remover 14. First and second humidity controller 1
Numerals 11 and 112 have a humidifying function and a dehumidifying function, and perform a dehumidifying process on hydrogen in order to improve the hydrogen storage ability in the first and second storage units 71 and 72.
The released hydrogen is subjected to humidification in order to improve the power generation performance of the hydrogen. A molecular sieve having such a function can be mentioned. According to this, it is possible to release the moisture adsorbed in the dehumidification process during the humidification process and to give the released hydrogen to the released hydrogen. (1) When charging the hydrogen storage unit 7 with hydrogen, the operation of the fuel cell 2 is stopped and the following operation is performed. FIG.
As shown in (1), the first and second three-way valves 3V1 and 3V2 are switched so that the first three-way valve 3V1 → the path from the fuel cell 2 and the second
The three-way valve 3V2 cuts off the path of the fuel cell 2 respectively, and the first and second two-way valves 2V1 and 2V2 are switched so that the electrolyzer 3 → the vortex tube 5 → the first three-way valve 3V1
→ 1st humidity controller 111 → 1st two-way valve 2V1 → 1st storage part 7
1 and the electrolyzer 3 → the vortex tube 5 → the water remover 14 → the second three-way valve 3V2 → the second humidity controller 112
→ The second two-way valve 2V2 → the path of the second storage unit 72 is established. Then, the electrolyzer 3 is powered by the power of the solar cell 4 (including the power of the solar cell 4 stored in the battery).
Is operated, pure hydrogen generated by the device 3 is introduced into the vortex tube 5 at a pressure of, for example, 0.5 MPa, and high-temperature hydrogen at 30 ° C. and 0.3 MPa is supplied from the vortex tube 5 to the first storage unit 71. The first storage unit 72 stores low-temperature hydrogen at −10 ° C. and 0.2 MPa in the second storage unit 72.
In the second hydrogen storage material MH2. The first and second storage sections 71 and 72 are filled (full state) with this hydrogen storage.
Repeat until
【0014】(2) 電気自動車の走行開始時,つまり
燃料電池2の運転開始時には,図2に示すように,第1
三方弁3V1および第1二方弁2V1をそれぞれ切換え
て,第1三方弁3V1→燃料電池2の経路を確立すると
共に第1貯蔵部71→第1調湿器111の経路を遮断す
る。また第2三方弁3V2および第2二方弁2V2を切
換えて第2貯蔵部72→第2二方弁2V2→第2調湿器
112→第2三方弁3V2→燃料電池2の経路を確立さ
せる。これにより,常温下において第2貯蔵部72より
水素が放出されて燃料電池2に供給され,この燃料電池
2の運転に伴い電気自動車が走行する。このように第2
貯蔵部72は燃料電池運転開始用水素供給源として機能
する。(2) When the electric vehicle starts running, that is, when the fuel cell 2 starts operating, as shown in FIG.
By switching the three-way valve 3V1 and the first two-way valve 2V1, respectively, the path from the first three-way valve 3V1 to the fuel cell 2 is established, and the path from the first storage unit 71 to the first humidity controller 111 is shut off. In addition, the second three-way valve 3V2 and the second two-way valve 2V2 are switched to establish a route of the second storage unit 72 → the second two-way valve 2V2 → the second humidifier 112 → the second three-way valve 3V2 → the fuel cell 2. . As a result, hydrogen is released from the second storage unit 72 at room temperature and supplied to the fuel cell 2, and the electric vehicle runs with the operation of the fuel cell 2. Thus the second
The storage unit 72 functions as a hydrogen supply source for fuel cell operation start.
【0015】(3) 電気自動車の走行開始後において
は,図3に示すように第1二方弁2V1を切換えて,第
1貯蔵部71→第1二方弁2V1→第1調湿器111→
第1三方弁3V1→燃料電池2の経路を確立させて電気
自動車の走行を継続させ,一方,第2二方弁2V2を切
換えて第2貯蔵部72→第2調湿器112の経路を遮断
する。このように第1貯蔵部71は電気自動車走行用水
素供給源として機能する。この場合の水素放出は第1貯
蔵部72を加熱することによって行われ,その熱源とし
ては,運転により昇温した燃料電池2の廃熱等が利用さ
れる。(3) After the electric vehicle starts running, the first two-way valve 2V1 is switched as shown in FIG. 3 so that the first storage unit 71 → the first two-way valve 2V1 → the first humidity controller 111 →
The route of the first three-way valve 3V1 → the fuel cell 2 is established to continue the running of the electric vehicle, while the second two-way valve 2V2 is switched to cut off the route of the second storage section 72 → the second humidity controller 112. I do. As described above, the first storage unit 71 functions as a hydrogen supply source for running the electric vehicle. In this case, the hydrogen is released by heating the first storage section 72, and the heat source is, for example, the waste heat of the fuel cell 2 that has been heated during operation.
【0016】(4) 電気自動車の加速時において,第
1貯蔵部71からの水素供給量が燃料電池2の要求水素
量に満たなくなった場合には,図4に示すように第2二
方弁2V2を切換えて,第2貯蔵部72→第2二方弁2
V2→第2調湿器112→第2三方弁3V2→燃料電池
2の経路を確立させ,第1貯蔵部71による水素供給量
の不足分を第2貯蔵部72からの放出水素により充足す
る。このように第2貯蔵部72は電気自動車加速用追加
水素供給源としても機能する。加速後は第2二方弁2V
2を切換えて,第2貯蔵部72→第2調湿器112の経
路を遮断する。(4) If the amount of hydrogen supplied from the first storage unit 71 becomes less than the required amount of hydrogen for the fuel cell 2 during acceleration of the electric vehicle, a second two-way valve is provided as shown in FIG. 2V2 is switched to the second storage section 72 → the second two-way valve 2
The route of V2 → second humidity controller 112 → second three-way valve 3V2 → fuel cell 2 is established, and the shortage of the hydrogen supply amount by the first storage unit 71 is filled with the hydrogen released from the second storage unit 72. Thus, the second storage unit 72 also functions as an additional hydrogen supply source for accelerating the electric vehicle. After acceleration, 2V 2V
2, the path from the second storage section 72 to the second humidity controller 112 is cut off.
【0017】なお,水素を燃料とする機器としては,燃
料電池の外に内燃機関を挙げることができる。As an apparatus using hydrogen as a fuel, an internal combustion engine can be used in addition to a fuel cell.
【0018】[0018]
【発明の効果】請求項1記載の発明によれば,電気分解
装置,ボルテックスチューブおよび水素貯蔵器を備え,
比較的コンパクトに構成されると共に機器の始動性が良
く,またその運転を安定して行うことが可能であって,
改質器が持つ問題点およびそれを設備することによる問
題点をそれぞれ解決し得るようにした水素供給システム
を提供することができる。According to the first aspect of the present invention, an electrolysis apparatus, a vortex tube and a hydrogen storage are provided.
It is relatively compact, has good startability of the equipment, and can operate stably.
It is possible to provide a hydrogen supply system capable of solving the problem of the reformer and the problem of installing the reformer.
【0019】請求項2記載の発明によれば,前記のよう
な手段を採用することによって,水の電気分解により生
成されて,ボルテックスチューブにより分離された低温
水素を第2貯蔵部に効率良く吸蔵させることが可能な水
素供給システムを提供することができる。According to the second aspect of the present invention, by adopting the above means, low-temperature hydrogen generated by electrolysis of water and separated by the vortex tube can be efficiently stored in the second storage section. And a hydrogen supply system capable of causing the hydrogen supply to be performed.
【0020】請求項3記載の発明によれば,前記のよう
な手段を採用することによって,燃料電池の運転開始を
確実に行い,また電気自動車の走行の安定化を図り,そ
の上電気自動車の加速をスムーズに行わせることが可能
な水素供給システムを提供することができる。According to the third aspect of the present invention, by employing the above-described means, the operation of the fuel cell can be reliably started, and the running of the electric vehicle can be stabilized. A hydrogen supply system capable of smoothly performing acceleration can be provided.
【0021】請求項4記載の発明によれば,前記のよう
な手段を採用することによって,電気分解装置の稼動コ
ストを低減して,比較的安価な水素を供給することが可
能な水素供給システムを提供することができる。According to the fourth aspect of the present invention, by employing the above means, the operation cost of the electrolyzer can be reduced and a relatively inexpensive hydrogen supply system can be supplied. Can be provided.
【図1】燃料電池の運転休止中において,水素貯蔵器に
水素を充填している状態を示す水素供給システムの説明
図である。FIG. 1 is an explanatory diagram of a hydrogen supply system showing a state in which a hydrogen storage unit is being filled with hydrogen during a suspension of operation of a fuel cell.
【図2】燃料電池の運転開始状態を示す水素供給システ
ムの説明図である。FIG. 2 is an explanatory diagram of a hydrogen supply system showing an operation start state of a fuel cell.
【図3】電気自動車の走行状態を示す水素供給システム
の説明図である。FIG. 3 is an explanatory diagram of a hydrogen supply system showing a running state of the electric vehicle.
【図4】電気自動車の加速状態を示す水素供給システム
の説明図である。FIG. 4 is an explanatory diagram of a hydrogen supply system showing an acceleration state of the electric vehicle.
1 水素供給システム 2 燃料電池(機器) 3 電気分解装置 4 太陽電池 5 ボルテックスチューブ 7 水素貯蔵器 14 除水器 71,72 第1,第2貯蔵部 MH1,MH2 第1,第2の水素吸蔵材 DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Hydrogen supply system 2 Fuel cell (equipment) 3 Electrolyzer 4 Solar cell 5 Vortex tube 7 Hydrogen storage 14 Water remover 71, 72 First and second storage unit MH1, MH2 First and second hydrogen storage material
───────────────────────────────────────────────────── フロントページの続き (72)発明者 北川 淳一 埼玉県和光市中央1丁目4番1号 株式会 社本田技術研究所内 (72)発明者 小柳 洋之 埼玉県和光市中央1丁目4番1号 株式会 社本田技術研究所内 Fターム(参考) 4G040 AA13 AA14 AA25 FB02 FC02 5H027 AA02 BA11 BA14 DD01 ──────────────────────────────────────────────────続 き Continuing on the front page (72) Inventor Junichi Kitagawa 1-4-1 Chuo, Wako-shi, Saitama Prefecture Inside Honda R & D Co., Ltd. (72) Inventor Hiroyuki Koyanagi 1-4-1 Chuo, Wako-shi, Saitama F-term in Honda R & D Co., Ltd. (reference) 4G040 AA13 AA14 AA25 FB02 FC02 5H027 AA02 BA11 BA14 DD01
Claims (4)
給すべく,水を電気分解して純粋な水素を生成する電気
分解装置(3)と,前記電気分解装置(3)により生成
された水素を高温水素とそれよりも温度が低い低温水素
とに分離するボルテックスチューブ(5)と,前記ボル
テックスチューブ(5)からの高温水素および低温水素
を吸蔵し,且つその吸蔵水素を放出して前記機器(2)
に供給することが可能な水素貯蔵器(7)とを有し,そ
の水素貯蔵器(7)は,高温水素を吸蔵すべく,水素吸
蔵および水素放出に関する温度の高い第1の水素吸蔵材
(MH1)を備えた第1貯蔵部(71)と,低温水素を
吸蔵すべく,水素吸蔵および水素放出に関する温度の低
い第2の水素吸蔵材(MH2)を備えた第2貯蔵部(7
2)とよりなることを特徴とする,水素を燃料とする機
器への水素供給システム。An electrolyzer for producing pure hydrogen by electrolyzing water so as to supply hydrogen to a device using hydrogen as fuel, and an electrolyzer produced by the electrolyzer. A vortex tube (5) for separating the extracted hydrogen into a high-temperature hydrogen and a low-temperature hydrogen having a lower temperature, storing the high-temperature hydrogen and the low-temperature hydrogen from the vortex tube (5), and releasing the stored hydrogen. The equipment (2)
Hydrogen storage (7) capable of supplying hydrogen to the first hydrogen storage material (7) having a high temperature relating to hydrogen storage and hydrogen release in order to store high-temperature hydrogen. MH1) and a second storage unit (7) provided with a second hydrogen storage material (MH2) having a low temperature relating to hydrogen storage and hydrogen release for storing low-temperature hydrogen.
2) A system for supplying hydrogen to equipment using hydrogen as a fuel, characterized by comprising:
除去した後前記第2貯蔵部(72)に導入すべく,除水
器(14)を有する,請求項1記載の水素を燃料とする
機器への水素供給システム。2. The method according to claim 1, further comprising a dewatering device (14) for introducing the low-temperature hydrogen into the second storage part (72) after removing water contained therein. System for supplying hydrogen to the equipment.
池(2)であり,前記第2貯蔵部(72)を燃料電池運
転開始用水素供給源および電気自動車加速用追加水素供
給源として使用し,また前記第1貯蔵部(71)を電気
自動車走行用水素供給源として使用する,請求項1また
は2記載の水素を燃料とする機器への水素供給システ
ム。3. The device is a fuel cell (2) in an electric vehicle, wherein the second storage unit (72) is used as a hydrogen supply source for fuel cell operation start and an additional hydrogen supply source for electric vehicle acceleration, 3. The system according to claim 1, wherein the first storage unit is used as a hydrogen supply source for driving an electric vehicle.
べく,太陽電池(4)を有する,請求項1,2または3
記載の水素を燃料とする機器への水素供給システム。4. A solar cell (4) for supplying power to said electrolyzer (3).
A hydrogen supply system to a device using hydrogen as described in the above.
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