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- This invention relates to a fuel cell system.
- the cathode compressor is operated so that the flow rate of air supplied to the fuel cell stack becomes a target flow rate necessary for power generation.
- the cathode compressor supplies more air than is necessary for power generation (air amount for surge avoidance)
- the compressor supplies a larger flow rate than the amount of air necessary for power generation and is unnecessary for the stack.
- the flow rate is supplied to the bypass flow path using a bypass valve.
- JP2009-123550A the compressor supplies a flow rate for avoiding surges, and the control of the bypass valve controls the air supplied to the fuel cell stack by an air flow rate sensor provided on the stack inlet side downstream of the bypass flow path. The amount is detected, and the opening degree of the control valve is fed back so that this flow rate becomes the target flow rate of the stack.
- the compressor control since the compressor control is open control, there is a concern that the compressor flow rate becomes higher than the flow rate to be supplied.
- the flow rate supplied to the stack can be made the target flow rate of the stack by increasing the opening of the bypass valve.
- the supply flow rate of the compressor is larger than the flow rate for avoiding the surge, this cannot be reduced by the open control, and there is a concern that the power consumption of the compressor increases.
- An object of the present invention is to provide a fuel cell system capable of preventing an unnecessary increase in power consumption of a compressor.
- One aspect of the fuel cell system according to the present invention includes a fuel cell stack, a cathode compressor that supplies a cathode gas, a cathode flow path that is connected to the fuel cell stack and through which the cathode gas flows, and more than the fuel cell stack.
- a bypass channel that branches from the upstream cathode channel and bypasses the fuel cell stack, a bypass valve that is provided in the bypass channel and adjusts the cathode flow rate that flows through the bypass channel, and is supplied to the fuel cell stack
- the fuel cell system includes a stack flow sensor for detecting a cathode flow rate and a compressor flow sensor for detecting a cathode flow rate sucked into the cathode compressor.
- a stack request flow rate calculation unit that calculates a flow rate required for the stack according to the state of the fuel cell, and a compressor request flow rate calculation unit that calculates a flow rate that the compressor should flow according to a request different from the above request.
- the cathode compressor is controlled based on the compressor required flow rate and the compressor flow rate detected by the compressor flow rate sensor, and the stack required flow rate and the stack flow rate sensor detected by the stack flow rate sensor.
- a control unit for controlling the bypass valve based on the flow rate is further included.
- FIG. 1 is a diagram showing a main part (cathode gas system) of a fuel cell system according to the present invention.
- FIG. 2 is a block diagram showing a control unit of the first embodiment of the fuel cell system according to the present invention.
- FIG. 3A is a diagram illustrating a surge avoidance flow rate.
- FIG. 3B is a diagram illustrating the hydrogen dilution flow rate.
- FIG. 4 is a diagram for explaining the operational effects of the first embodiment.
- FIG. 5 is a block diagram showing a control unit of the second embodiment of the fuel cell system according to the present invention.
- FIG. 6 is a timing chart for explaining the effects of the second embodiment obtained when the generated current increases.
- FIG. 7A is a control flowchart of the bypass valve closing operation.
- FIG. 7B is a control flowchart of the bypass valve closing operation.
- FIG. 8 is a timing chart for explaining the operational effects of the second embodiment obtained when the generated current decreases.
- FIG. 1 is a diagram showing a main part (cathode gas system) of a fuel cell system according to the present invention.
- the fuel cell system 1 includes a fuel cell stack 10, a cathode compressor 20, a bypass valve 30, and an air pressure regulating valve 40.
- the fuel cell stack 10 is supplied with cathode gas and anode gas to generate electric power.
- the cathode compressor 20 pumps air.
- the cathode compressor 20 is provided in the cathode channel 51.
- the cathode channel 51 is connected to the fuel cell stack 10. The air flowed by the cathode compressor 20 flows through the cathode channel 51.
- the bypass valve 30 is provided in the middle of the bypass flow path 52.
- the bypass channel 52 branches from the cathode channel 51 upstream of the fuel cell stack 10 and merges with the cathode channel 51 downstream of the fuel cell stack 10. Part of the air pumped by the cathode compressor 20 (excess air not required by the fuel cell stack 10) branches and flows in the bypass flow path 52.
- the bypass valve 30 adjusts the cathode flow rate flowing through the bypass flow path 52.
- the air pressure regulating valve 40 is provided in the cathode flow path 51 downstream of the fuel cell stack 10 and upstream of the junction of the bypass flow path 52.
- the smaller the opening of the air pressure regulating valve 40 the higher the pressure in the cathode channel 51.
- the larger the opening of the air pressure regulating valve 40 the lower the pressure in the cathode flow path 51.
- a compressor flow rate sensor 61 is provided in the cathode flow path 51 upstream of the cathode compressor 20.
- the compressor flow rate sensor 61 detects a cathode flow rate (compressor intake flow rate F1) sucked into the cathode compressor 20.
- a pressure sensor 62 and a stack flow rate sensor 63 are provided in the cathode flow path 51 downstream of the branch portion of the bypass flow path 52 and upstream of the fuel cell stack 10.
- the pressure sensor 62 detects the cathode pressure (stack inlet pressure P) at the inlet of the fuel cell stack 10.
- the stack flow rate sensor 63 detects the cathode flow rate (stack supply flow rate F2) supplied to the fuel cell stack 10.
- anode gas (hydrogen) is also supplied to the fuel cell stack 10.
- the fuel cell stack 10 generates a power generation reaction with the cathode gas (oxygen) and the anode gas (hydrogen).
- Waste gas (hydrogen offgas) that has not been consumed in the power generation reaction is mixed into the cathode flow path 51 downstream of the air pressure regulating valve 40, diluted with the cathode gas, and discharged to the atmosphere.
- FIG. 2 is a block diagram showing a control unit of the first embodiment of the fuel cell system according to the present invention.
- the control unit 70 of the fuel cell system according to the present invention includes a 2-input 2-output FB control unit 71, a maximum selection unit 72, a compressor FB control unit 73, and a bypass valve FB control unit 74.
- the 2-input 2-output FB control unit 71 has two outputs (air pressure regulating valve command so that the two inputs (stack supply flow rate F2 and stack inlet pressure P) converge to target values (target stack supply flow rate and target stack inlet pressure). Value and stack demand target compressor intake flow rate).
- the 2-input 2-output FB control unit 71 is set with an arithmetic expression that models the system, and calculates the air pressure control valve command value and the stack required target compressor intake flow rate based on the arithmetic expression.
- the stack required target compressor suction flow rate corresponds to the “second compressor required flow rate” in the claims.
- the target stack supply flow rate and the target stack inlet pressure are set based on the target output required for the fuel cell stack.
- the maximum selection unit 72 selects the maximum value from the stack required target compressor intake flow rate, surge avoidance flow rate, and hydrogen dilution flow rate, and sets it as the target compressor intake flow rate.
- the surge avoidance flow rate and the hydrogen dilution flow rate and the reason for doing so will be described with reference to FIGS. 3A and 3B.
- the cathode compressor 20 is a turbo compressor.
- the turbo compressor has characteristics as shown in FIG. 3A, and operation is prohibited in a region where a surge may occur (surge region). For example, consider the case where the operating point set based on the target output required for the fuel cell stack is P11 (compressor supply flow rate Q11, compressor front-rear pressure ratio r1). This operating point P11 exists in the surge region. If the compressor is operated at such an operating point P11, a surge may occur. Therefore, in such a case, it is necessary to escape from the surge region by operating the compressor with an air amount Q12 larger than the air amount Q11 set based on the target output required for the fuel cell stack.
- the air amount Q12 is a lower limit flow rate for operating the compressor, and this lower limit flow rate (compressor lower limit flow rate) is a surge avoidance flow rate.
- the compressor needs to be operated at a flow rate larger than the compressor lower limit flow rate (surge avoidance flow rate).
- the waste gas (hydrogen off-gas) that has not been consumed in power generation is diluted with the cathode gas and discharged to the atmosphere.
- the amount of air required for dilution is shown as in FIG. 3B. If the output current required for the fuel cell stack is I1, the amount of air necessary for power generation (the amount of air to be supplied to the fuel cell stack) is Q21. On the other hand, when the output current required for the fuel cell stack is I1, the amount of air necessary for diluting hydrogen is Q22. Therefore, in such a case, it is necessary to operate the compressor with an air amount Q22 larger than the air amount Q21 necessary for power generation.
- the air amount Q22 is the lower limit flow rate for operating the compressor, and this lower limit flow rate (compressor lower limit flow rate) is the hydrogen dilution flow rate.
- the compressor needs to be operated at a flow rate larger than the compressor lower limit flow rate (hydrogen dilution flow rate).
- the maximum selection unit 72 selects the maximum value from the stack required target compressor intake flow rate, surge avoidance flow rate, and hydrogen dilution flow rate, and sets it as the target compressor intake flow rate.
- ⁇ Q1 Q12 ⁇ Q11
- ⁇ Q2 Q22 ⁇ Q21
- ⁇ Q1 Q12 ⁇ Q11
- Q22 ⁇ Q21 an amount of air surplus for power generation of the fuel cell stack, although it is necessary for diluting hydrogen. Supplying such excess air to the fuel cell stack may adversely affect the operability of the fuel cell stack. Therefore, such surplus air flows to the bypass channel 52 without being supplied to the fuel cell stack.
- the compressor FB control unit 73 determines the compressor command value so that the flow rate (compressor suction flow rate F1 or stack supply flow rate F2) detected by the sensor converges to the target amount (target compressor suction flow rate). Specifically, depending on the component proportional to the deviation of the sensor amount relative to the target amount (target compressor intake flow rate) and the component (integral component) obtained by integrating the deviation of the sensor amount relative to the target amount (target compressor intake flow rate) over time, Feedback control (PI control) is performed to determine the compressor command value. When the cathode flow rate supplied to the fuel cell stack is smaller than the above-described compressor lower limit flow rate (that is, when it is necessary to bypass excess air), the compressor FB control unit 73 sets the compressor intake flow rate F1.
- the stack supply flow rate F2 is set to the target amount (target stack). Determine the compressor command value so that it converges to the supply flow rate. In this case, since there is no surplus air and bypassing is not performed, the target stack supply flow rate becomes equal to the target compressor intake flow rate.
- the bypass valve FB control unit 74 determines the bypass valve command value so that the stack supply flow rate F2 converges to the target amount (target stack supply flow rate). Specifically, a component proportional to the deviation of the stack supply flow rate F2 with respect to the target amount (target stack supply flow rate), or a component obtained by time integration of the deviation of the stack supply flow rate F2 with respect to the target amount (target stack supply flow rate) (integration component) Accordingly, feedback control (PI control) is performed to determine the bypass valve command value.
- PI control feedback control
- FIG. 4 is a diagram for explaining the effects of the first embodiment.
- the compressor FB control unit 73 allows the compressor intake flow rate F1 to converge to the target amount (target compressor intake flow rate) when surplus air needs to be bypassed. Determine the command value. Then, the bypass valve is controlled so that the stack supply flow rate F2 converges to the target amount (target stack supply flow rate). In this way, there is an effect that the stack supply flow rate is operated by the bypass valve and the compressor. Since the supply flow rate of the compressor is prevented from being excessively increased and the bypass valve is opened accordingly, unnecessary increase in power consumption of the compressor is prevented.
- the compressor command value is determined so that the stack supply flow rate F2 converges to the target amount (target stack supply flow rate).
- target stack supply flow rate can be controlled to the target amount even if the bypass valve varies.
- the stack supply flow rate approaches the target amount, and the supply flow rate from the compressor is able to observe the lower limit restriction. Even if the bypass valve varies, an excellent effect of improving fuel efficiency without increasing the power consumption of the compressor can be obtained.
- FIG. 5 is a block diagram showing a control unit of the second embodiment of the fuel cell system according to the present invention.
- a control block 75 for performing bypass valve forced closing control is included.
- the bypass valve forced closing control 75 includes an adding unit 751, a condition determining unit 752, an adding unit 753, a condition determining unit 754, and a forced closing flag output unit 755.
- the addition unit 751 outputs a value obtained by adding a margin to the compressor lower limit flow rate.
- This margin is not indispensable, and the size of the margin may be appropriately set according to the component specifications used in the system configuration, the sensor error, and the control design result of the portion for obtaining the stack required compressor flow rate.
- the condition determination unit 752 determines whether or not the target stack flow rate is larger than a value obtained by adding a margin to the compressor lower limit flow rate. If the determination result is affirmative, the condition determination unit 752 outputs 1 as the output 1. If the determination result is negative, the condition determination unit 752 outputs 0 as the output 1.
- the addition unit 753 outputs a value obtained by adding a margin to the compressor lower limit flow rate.
- This margin is not indispensable, and the size of the margin may be appropriately set according to the component specifications used in the system configuration, the sensor error, and the control design result of the portion for obtaining the stack required compressor flow rate.
- the condition determination unit 754 determines whether or not the stack request compressor flow rate is larger than a value obtained by adding a margin to the compressor lower limit flow rate. The condition determination unit 754 outputs 1 as the output 2 if the determination result is affirmative. If the determination result is negative, the condition determination unit 754 outputs 0 as the output 2.
- the forced closing flag output unit 755 controls the bypass valve to be forcibly closed if the output 1 of the condition determination unit 752 is 1 or the output 2 of the condition determination unit 754 is 1. If the output 1 of the condition determination unit 752 is 0 and the output 2 of the condition determination unit 754 is 0, the forced closing flag output unit 755 cancels the forced closing control of the bypass valve.
- FIG. 6 is a timing chart for explaining the effects of the second embodiment obtained when the generated current increases.
- condition determination unit 752 outputs 1 as output 1
- the control shown in FIG. 2 is cyclically executed.
- the respective lines are shown so as not to overlap each other.
- the generated current required for the fuel cell stack is small (FIG. 6A), and the air flow rate q12 required to realize the generated current is also small (FIG. 6C). Accordingly, the compressor flow rate may be small, but operation below the compressor lower limit flow rate is not possible. Therefore, the compressor is operated at the compressor lower limit flow rate q11 (FIG. 6B). Then, the surplus flow q11-q12 for power generation is passed through the bypass channel (FIG. 6D).
- the generated current required for the fuel cell stack increases (FIG. 6A), and accordingly, the target amount of air flow (target stack flow) required to realize the generated current increases. It becomes q13 (FIG. 6 (C)) and exceeds the compressor lower limit flow rate.
- the condition determination unit 752 outputs 1 as the output 1, the bypass valve forced closing flag is turned on (FIG. 6E), and the bypass valve closing flow rate is not closed. Reduced in less time than sometimes.
- the compressor command value is generated by the FB control unit so that the stack supply flow rate follows the target amount. Therefore, if the deviation between the stack supply flow rate and the target amount is large, the target compressor intake air flow rate increases with time due to the integral calculation of the FB control unit (FIG. 6B).
- the bypass valve closing operation is not executed at time t11, so that the operation is slower than when it is executed.
- the stack supply flow rate coincides with the target value, so that the operation amount of the FB controller for the compressor flow rate does not change (broken line in FIG. 6B).
- the bypass flow rate remains large (broken line in FIG. 6D).
- the power consumption of the compressor is large (broken line in FIG. 6F). That is, in such a state, the supply flow rate of the compressor is unnecessarily excessive, and the power consumption of the compressor is unnecessarily increased.
- the bypass valve forced closing control is executed and the bypass flow rate is prevented from being held, and the bypass flow rate is reduced (solid line in FIG. 6D).
- the control shown in FIG. 2 is cyclically executed. Even if the bypass flow rate is likely to be maintained, the bypass valve forced close control is executed and the bypass flow rate is reduced. It affects the stack supply flow rate and the stack inlet pressure. If this is triggered and the control block diagram of FIG. 2 is cyclically executed, then the opening of the bypass valve becomes smaller and the bypass flow rate decreases. As a result, the compressor flow rate decreases as shown by the solid line in FIG. Therefore, the power consumption of the compressor is reduced (solid line in FIG. 6F), the power consumption of the compressor is low after time t13, and an unnecessary increase in the power consumption of the compressor is prevented.
- the bypass valve closing operation is performed by, for example, calculating the bypass valve operation amount when the bypass valve forced close flag is turned on.
- a method of forgetting by multiplying the previous value of the integral calculation of the controller by a factor smaller than 1, or a deviation that reduces the bypass valve passage flow rate among deviations entering the FB controller is increased by a predetermined ratio, or a predetermined deviation Fixed at a predetermined value, or corrected so as to be equal to or less than a predetermined deviation. This is shown in a flowchart in FIGS. 7A and 7B.
- FIG. 8 is a timing chart for explaining the effects of the second embodiment obtained when the generated current decreases.
- the generated current required for the fuel cell stack decreases (FIG. 8 (A)), and accordingly, the target amount of air flow (target stack flow) required to realize the generated current decreases.
- the compressor flow rate may be small, but operation below the compressor lower limit flow rate is not possible. Therefore, the compressor operates with the compressor lower limit flow rate set as the target compressor suction flow rate (FIG. 8B).
- the compressor intake flow rate matches the target compressor intake flow rate at time t22. Since the cathode gas need not be bypassed, the bypass flow rate is zero (FIG. 8C), and therefore the stack supply flow rate (detected value) matches the compressor intake flow rate (detected value).
- the control block diagram of FIG. 2 is cyclically executed without executing the bypass valve forced closing control shown in FIG. As shown, the target compressor intake flow rate is maintained constant, which may bypass excess flow that does not need to be supplied to the stack. In such a state, the power consumption of the compressor is large (broken line in FIG. 8E). That is, in such a state, the supply flow rate of the compressor is unnecessarily excessive, and the power consumption of the compressor is unnecessarily increased.
- the bypass valve forced close control is executed, and the bypass flow rate is always maintained at zero.
- the target compressor intake flow rate decreases as shown in FIG. 8B so that the stack supply flow rate reaches the target amount. Therefore, the power consumption of the compressor is reduced (solid line in FIG. 8E).
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図1は、本発明による燃料電池システムの主要部分(カソードガス系)を示す図である。
図5は、本発明による燃料電池システムの第2実施形態の制御部を示すブロック図である。
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- 燃料電池スタックと、
カソードガスを供給するカソードコンプレッサーと、
前記燃料電池スタックに接続されて前記カソードガスが流れるカソード流路と、
前記燃料電池スタックよりも上流のカソード流路から分岐して、燃料電池スタックをバイパスするバイパス流路と、
前記バイパス流路に設けられ、バイパス流路を流れるカソード流量を調整するバイパス弁と、
前記燃料電池スタックに供給されるカソード流量を検出するスタック流量センサーと、
前記カソードコンプレッサーに吸入されるカソード流量を検出するコンプレッサー流量センサーと、を備えた燃料電池システムであって、
燃料電池の状態に応じてスタックに必要な流量を算出するスタック要求流量算出部と、
上記要求とは異なる要求でコンプレッサーが流すべき流量を算出するコンプレッサー要求流量算出部とを備え、
スタック要求流量よりもコンプレッサー要求流量が大きい場合は、前記コンプレッサー要求流量と、コンプレッサー流量センサーで検出されるコンプレッサー流量に基づいて前記カソードコンプレッサーを制御するとともに、前記スタック要求流量とスタック流量センサーで検出されるスタック流量に基づいて前記バイパス弁を制御する制御部と、
を含む燃料電池システム。 - 請求項1に記載の燃料電池システムにおいて、
前記制御部は、前記スタックの要求流量がコンプレッサー要求流量よりも大きい場合は、前記スタック要求流量と前記スタック流量センサーで検出されるスタック流量とに基づいて前記カソードコンプレッサーを制御する、
燃料電池システム。 - 請求項2に記載の燃料電池システムにおいて、
前記スタック要求流量が前記コンプレッサー要求流量よりも大きくなったときは、前記バイパス弁を強制的に閉弁制御する、
燃料電池システム。 - 請求項1から請求項3までのいずれか1項に記載の燃料電池システムにおいて、
前記コンプレッサー要求流量算出部は、さらに、前記燃料電池の状態に基づくスタック要求空気量と実スタック流量との偏差に基いて、第2のコンプレッサー要求流量を算出すると共に、
前記コンプレッサー要求流量算出部は、コンプレッサー要求流量と前記第2のコンプレッサー要求流量とのうち、大きい流量でコンプレッサーを制御する、
燃料電池システム。
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