WO2014045530A1 - 燃料電池 - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a flat plate solid oxide fuel cell (SOFC), and more particularly to a laminated structure such as a separator.
- SOFC solid oxide fuel cell
- Fuel cells are devices that can produce electricity using fuel. Fuel cells are roughly classified according to the type of electrolyte, for example, a polymer electrolyte fuel cell (PEFC) using a polymer thin film such as a resin as the electrolyte, or a solid oxide type using a solid oxide as the electrolyte There is a fuel cell (SOFC) and so on. Among them, SOFC has attracted attention in recent years because of its high power generation efficiency.
- PEFC polymer electrolyte fuel cell
- SOFC fuel cell
- SOFCs there is a type in which a flat plate-like cell having a structure in which an electrolyte is sandwiched between a pair of electrodes is stacked with a separator or the like in a large number (flat plate type).
- fuel for SOFC oxidant gas of air or oxygen and fuel gas of hydrogen or carbon monoxide are used.
- PEFC is disclosed in Patent Document 1 and SOFC is disclosed in Patent Document 2.
- FIG. 1 exemplifies the main part (cell stack 100) of an SOFC that is formed in a block shape by stacking plate-like cells, separators, and the like.
- a current collecting portion 101 in which the electrode faces of the cells are alternately arranged in the stacking direction, and at the peripheral portion of the cell stack 100 A manifold 103 is formed.
- Oxidized gas (usually using air) or fuel gas is supplied to the electrode surface of each cell through the air supply manifold 102 and exhausted through the exhaust manifold 103.
- a comb-like gas flow path flowing from the air supply manifold 102 to the exhaust manifold 103 along each of both sides of the cell is formed in the separator, and the fuel gas is supplied to each cell through these gas flow paths. And air is distributed and supplied.
- Each gas flow passage is orthogonal to the vertically extending air supply manifold 102 and extends laterally from the air supply manifold 102 so that fuel gas can be stably and uniformly supplied to all the gas flow passages. It is not easy to do. When the supply of fuel gas to each gas flow path varies, the power generation efficiency decreases and a local overcurrent occurs. Therefore, in order to improve the power generation efficiency of SOFC and to improve the durability, it is important to uniformly distribute and supply the fuel gas to the entire surface of the electrode surface.
- Patent Document 2 is directed to air, but discloses a flow path which can be uniformly distributed and supplied to the electrode surface of each cell.
- the separator on the air electrode side is configured by pressure bonding the flat plate 105 and the slit plate 106.
- Air and fuel headers 107 and 108 are formed through the flat plate 105, and a fuel header 108 and a plurality of comb-like slits 109 are formed through the slit plate 106.
- the end of each slit 109 is overlapped with the air header 107 as shown in FIG. 2B, and air is taken directly from the air header 107 into each slit 109, and the electrode surface of each cell is formed. It is distributed and supplied.
- an object of the present invention is to provide a fuel cell capable of uniformly and stably supplying a fuel gas to the electrode surface of each cell.
- the disclosed fuel cell is a fuel cell configured by laminating a plurality of power generation elements.
- the power generation element includes a plate-like cell in which an anode is connected to one main surface and a cathode is connected to the other main surface, an anode plate stacked so as to be electrically connected to the anode, and the cathode And Cathode plates stacked to connect to each other.
- the anode plate is disposed on the outer periphery of the cell, through the fuel supply manifold so as to pass through in the stacking direction to form a flow path for fuel gas, and the opposite side centering on the cell from the fuel supply manifold side
- a plurality of first gas flow paths extending toward the end of the fuel cell, and between the fuel supply manifold and the cells, and are formed to communicate across the plurality of first gas flow paths And a second gas flow path.
- the second gas flow is a restriction unit that restricts the flow of the fuel gas flowing from the fuel supply manifold into the second gas flow passage through the gas intake into the second gas flow passage. It is characterized in that it is provided along the opposite surface of the passage opposite to the gas inlet.
- the first gas flow passage and the restriction portion may be at different height positions along the stacking direction of the power generation element.
- gas inlet and the restriction portion may be at substantially the same height along the stacking direction of the power generation element.
- the cell further includes an insulating plate disposed between the anode plate and the cathode plate to electrically insulate each other and provided with an opening so as to enclose the cell, and the end face of the cell is at the inner edge of the opening The contacting can cause the cell to be positioned within the power generating element.
- the restricting portion may include an end face of the cell, and an opposing face of the second gas flow path facing the gas inlet may be constituted by an end face of the cell.
- the anode plate includes: a flat plate-shaped first plate including a fuel passage port forming the fuel supply manifold; the fuel passage port; and first slits forming the plurality of first gas flow paths
- a third plate comprising: a second plate including: the fuel passage; an opening provided to enclose the cell; and a notch forming the gas inlet communicating the fuel passage with the opening In the second plate surface, the fuel passage openings do not communicate with the first slits, and the fuel passage openings communicate with each other in the stacking direction.
- the anode plate may be configured by laminating two plates and the third plate in this order.
- the anode plate is a flat plate-like first plate including a fuel passage port forming the fuel supply manifold, the fuel passage port, and a first slit forming a plurality of the first gas flow passages.
- the fuel passage has a third plate provided with a slit and a notch forming the gas inlet communicating the fuel passage and the second slit, and the fuel passage is formed in the second plate surface.
- the first plate is not in communication with the first slit, and in the third plate surface, the second slit is not in communication with the opening, and the respective fuel passage ports are in communication in the stacking direction.
- Second pre By preparative and said third plate are stacked in this order may be the anode plate is formed.
- the anode plate communicates with the first plate in the form of a flat plate having a fuel passage port forming the fuel supply manifold, the fuel passage port, and the fuel passage port to constitute the gas inlet.
- a second plate including a plurality of first slits forming the first gas flow passage, the fuel passage port, an opening provided to enclose the cell, and the fuel passage port And a second plate that is positioned between the openings to form the second gas flow path, and in the second plate surface, the first slit passes through the fuel passage.
- the fuel passage port, the second slit, and the opening do not communicate with each other in the third plate surface, and the fuel passage ports communicate with each other in the stacking direction.
- the anode plate by the second plate and the third plate are stacked in this order may be is configured.
- the anode plate communicates with the first plate in the form of a flat plate having a fuel passage port forming the fuel supply manifold, the fuel passage port, and the fuel passage port to constitute the gas inlet.
- a second plate including a first notch that forms the plurality of first gas flow passages, the fuel passage port, and an opening provided to enclose the cell;
- a plate, the first slit does not communicate with either the fuel passage port or the notch in the second plate surface, and the fuel passage port is the opening in the third plate surface
- the anode plate is stacked by stacking the first plate, the second plate, and the third plate in this order so that the fuel passage openings communicate with each other in the stacking direction. There may be is configured.
- the present invention it is possible to obtain a fuel cell capable of uniformly and stably supplying a fuel gas to the electrode surface of each cell even if the number of laminations is large.
- FIG. 1 It is a schematic perspective view which shows an example of the conventional fuel cell.
- (A), (b) is a schematic perspective view which shows an example of the air flow path of the conventional fuel cell. It is a schematic perspective view which shows the fuel cell of embodiment. It is a schematic sectional drawing which shows the electric power generation element seen from the WW line in FIG. It is a schematic exploded perspective view showing a power generation element. It is a schematic disassembled perspective view which shows a cathode plate. It is a schematic disassembled perspective view which shows an anode plate. It is a figure for demonstrating the positioning of a cell. It is the schematic seen from the direction of arrow X of FIG. It is the schematic which looked at the cross section in the YY line in FIG.
- FIG. 3 shows a fuel cell of the present embodiment.
- This fuel cell is a flat solid oxide fuel cell (also referred to as SOFC), and the main part (cell stack 1) of the fuel cell is formed into a columnar shape by repeatedly stacking a plurality of power generation elements 2 each having a power generation function. It is configured.
- the outline in a plan view as viewed from the stacking direction is formed in a substantially cross shape in which the overhanging portion 3 slightly protrudes from each of the four sides of the rectangle.
- the outline shape of the SOFC is not limited to this, and can be appropriately changed according to the specification, such as a rectangle or a circle.
- manifolds 4, 5, 6, 7 constituting these flow paths are stacked on each side of the cell stack 1. It is formed to extend in the direction. Specifically, an air supply manifold 4 (fuel air supply manifold) for fuel gas and an exhaust manifold 6 are provided separately for each of a pair of overhanging portions 3 and 3 facing each other, and for air The air supply manifold 5 and the exhaust manifold 7 are separately provided in the other pair of the overhang portions 3 and 3.
- the air supply manifold 5 for air and the exhaust manifold 7 are constituted by three vertical holes aligned along the side, and the air supply manifold 4 and the exhaust manifold 6 for fuel gas are along the side. It consists of four vertical holes.
- the configuration of the manifold is not limited to this, and the number and shape thereof can be appropriately changed according to the specification.
- each power generation element 2 flows from the air supply manifold 5 toward the exhaust manifold 7 as shown by the solid white arrows, and the fuel gas flowing through each power generation element 2 is as shown by the white broken arrows. To cross the air.
- each of the power generation elements 2 power generation is performed using the air and the fuel gas.
- SOFC high output can be obtained by stacking a large number of these power generation elements 2.
- the power generating element 2 is shown in detail in FIGS. 4 and 5.
- the power generation element 2 is configured of the cell 10, the cathode plate 20, the anode plate 30, the insulating plate 40, the sealing material 50, and the like.
- the anode plate 30 and the cathode plate 20 are superimposed on each other via the insulating plate 40.
- a battery housing space 60 having a rectangular shape in a plan view is formed inside the stacked anode plate 30 and cathode plate 20.
- the cell 10 is a rectangular plate-like member fitted in the battery housing space 60.
- the cell 10 is composed of a cathode 11 (air electrode) and an anode 12 (fuel electrode), and a solid electrolyte 13 made of yttria stabilized zirconia or the like disposed therebetween.
- the thickness of the cell 10 is approximately 0.5 mm to 1 mm.
- a cathode 11 formed of a rectangular thin film layer slightly smaller than the cell 10 is disposed on one surface (main surface) of the cell 10.
- the anode 12 is formed in a rectangular shape substantially the same size as the cell 10 and disposed on the other surface (main surface) of the cell 10.
- the cathode plate 20 is electrically connected to the cathode 11
- the anode plate 30 is electrically connected to the anode 12.
- the cathode plate 20 is configured by overlapping two plates of the electrode side plate 21 and the separator plate 22.
- the electrode side plate 21 and the separator plate 22 are both formed by pressing the ferritic stainless steel rolling material having high plate thickness accuracy, so that the flange portion 23 constituting the overhanging portion 3 is formed in four directions.
- the outline shape is formed in a substantially cruciform shape of the same size that is overhanging.
- the separator plate 22 is a flat member, and each flange portion 23 includes an air supply port 24 and an air exhaust port 25 constituting the air supply manifold 5 and the exhaust manifold 7, the air supply manifold 4 and the exhaust manifold 6. Only the fuel supply port 26 (fuel passage port) and the fuel exhaust port 27 that constitute the above are formed.
- the electrode side plate 21 does not have the air supply port 24 and the air exhaust port 25, and the fuel supply port 26 and the fuel exhaust port 27 and a plurality of slits 28 are formed.
- the slits 28 extend in parallel to one side of the fuel supply port 26 and the fuel discharge port 27 in close proximity to each other, and are disposed over the entire portion between the fuel supply port 26 and the fuel discharge port 27. ing.
- the end portion of each slit 28 is formed to overlap the air inlet 24 and the air outlet 25 when the electrode side plate 21 and the separator plate 22 are superimposed.
- the electrode side plate 21 is superimposed on the separator plate 22 and the opening of one of the slits 28 is closed, whereby an air flow path 29 constituted of a group of narrow grooves is formed in the cathode plate 20. Then, the surface portion of the electrode side plate 21 in which the air flow passages 29 are formed adheres to the cathode 11 of the cell 10.
- the anode plate 30 is formed by overlapping three plates of a separator plate 22 (first plate), a separator side plate 32 (second plate) and an electrode side plate 33 (third plate) in this order. It is configured together.
- each plate is formed into a substantially cruciform outline in which the flange portion 23 protrudes in four directions, using a ferritic stainless steel rolled material having high plate thickness accuracy.
- the separator plate 22 is the same member as the separator plate 22 of the anode plate 30 as the same reference numeral is used.
- one separator plate 22 is shared by both the cathode plate 20 and the anode plate 30. That is, the separator plate 22 in FIG. 6 is also the separator plate 22 of the anode plate 30 in the power generation element 2 located thereabove, and the separator plate 22 in FIG. 7 is the cathode plate in the power generation element 2 located below it There are also twenty separator plates 22.
- the separator side plate 32 is further formed with a plurality of slits 34 (first slits) in its central portion. ing.
- the slits 34 extend in parallel from the fuel inlet 26 toward the fuel outlet 27 in close proximity to each other, and are disposed over the entire portion between the air inlet 24 and the air outlet 25. .
- the end of each slit 34 is located in the vicinity of the fuel inlet 26 and the fuel outlet 27, and the fuel supply in the plane of the separator side plate 32.
- the vents 26 do not communicate with the slits 34.
- the separator side plate 32 is superimposed on the separator plate 22 and the opening of one of the slits 34 is closed, whereby the anode plate 30 is formed with a group of narrow grooved gas channels 35 (first gas channels ) Is formed. Then, the surface portion of the separator side plate 32 in which the gas flow channels 35 are formed is in close contact with the anode 12 of the cell 10.
- the fuel gas is configured to flow along the entire surface of the anode 12 through the gas flow channel 35.
- an air supply port 24, an air exhaust port 25, a fuel supply port 26, a fuel exhaust port 27, a cell opening 36, and a notch 37 are formed.
- the cell opening 36 is a rectangular opening that constitutes the battery housing space 60, and is formed in the central portion of the electrode side plate 33.
- the notches 37 are formed by dividing a portion between each of the fuel supply port 26 and the fuel exhaust port 27 and the cell opening 36.
- the notch 37 has a throat portion 37a constricted in a central portion, and has a shape gradually expanding toward the fuel supply port 26 side and each end on the cell opening 36 side (see FIG. 10).
- notches 37 are formed spaced apart from each other.
- the notch 37 forms a pore-like gas inlet 38 communicating with the battery housing space 60 and the air supply manifold 4 by overlapping the electrode side plate 33 between the separator side plate 32 and the insulating plate 40.
- the anode plate 30 and the cathode plate 20 are formed by overlapping pressed products of stainless steel rolled materials, the plate thickness accuracy is excellent.
- the depths of the battery housing space 60, the gas inlet 38 and the like are formed with high dimensional accuracy without performing advanced processing.
- the insulating plate 40 is a plate member made of a material such as mica which is excellent in insulation. As shown in FIG. 5, the insulating plate 40 is formed in the same contour as the cathode plate 20 and the anode plate 30. The insulating plate 40 is formed with an air supply port 24, an air exhaust port 25, a fuel supply port 26, and a fuel exhaust port 27, and a rectangular opening 41 for receiving the cell 10 at its center. . The insulating plate 40 is disposed between the electrode-side plate 33 of the anode plate 30 and the electrode-side plate 21 of the cathode plate 20.
- the sealing material 50 is disposed between the electrode-side plate 21 of the cathode plate 20 and the insulating plate 40 in order to reliably shut off the flow of fuel gas and the flow of air. Thereby, the gap between the cell 10 and the insulating plate 40 is sealed by the sealing material 50.
- the dimension of the battery accommodation space 60 (cell opening 36) is formed larger than the dimension of the cell 10.
- the length dimension of the battery housing space 60 is such that the cell 10 is fitted without any gap in the battery housing space 60.
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- the length dimension L2 of the battery housing space 60 is formed larger than the length dimension M2 of the cell 10 between the fuel gas supply manifold 4 and the exhaust manifold 6 for fuel gas.
- the cell housing space 60 is divided by the end face 10a of the cell 10, and a space is formed on the fuel gas supply manifold 4 side of the cell housing space 60 ( A buffer space 61, an example of a second gas flow path can be provided.
- the insulating plate 40 is used to position the cell 10 at a predetermined position of the battery storage space 60 in order to stably provide the high-precision buffer space 61.
- the length between the air supply manifold 4 for the fuel gas and the exhaust manifold 6 is formed to be substantially equal to the length of the cell 10, M2. It is formed smaller than the length dimension of the battery accommodation space 60.
- the inner edge of the opening 41 is simply inserted by inserting the cell 10 into the opening 41 and aligning the contour to the insulating plate 40. Can contact the end face 10 a of the cell 10 to position the cell 10 with high accuracy.
- the end face 10a of the cell 10 can be brought close to the inner edge of the cell opening 36 while the buffer space 61 is surely provided on the fuel gas supply manifold 4 side of the cell accommodation space 60.
- the size of the fuel cell can be reduced, and the fuel gas introduced from the air supply manifold 4 can be distributed uniformly throughout the entire gas flow path 35.
- the cell 10 is positioned so that a buffer space 61 of the same dimension is formed on both the air supply manifold 4 side for the fuel gas of the cell 10 and the exhaust manifold 6 side.
- the buffer space 61 on the air supply manifold 4 side is defined on one side by the end face 10 a of the cell 10 and on the opposite side by the inner edge of the cell opening 36 in which the gas inlet 38 is present.
- the upper surface of the buffer space 61 is partitioned by the insulating plate 40, and the lower surface is partitioned by the surface of the separator side plate 32 of the anode plate 30. Since the buffer space 61 is formed to traverse the entire gas flow channel 35 formed on the surface of the separator side plate 32, these ends are exposed to the buffer space 61.
- the structure on the exhaust manifold 6 side is formed symmetrically with the structure on the air supply manifold 4 side.
- FIG. 9 shows a schematic view of the vicinity of the gas inlet 38 from the direction of the arrow X in FIG. 10 is a schematic view of a cross section taken along line YY in FIG. 9, and FIG. 11 is a schematic view of a cross section taken along line ZZ in FIG.
- the gas inlet 38 opens at the side of the air supply manifold 4, and the fuel gas flowing through the air supply manifold 4 flows into the gas inlet 38 by the action of the pressure difference.
- the air supply manifold 4 does not have an obstacle to the flow of the fuel gas, so there is no possibility that pressure loss may occur inside the air supply manifold 4. Therefore, the fuel gas can be introduced uniformly to the gas inlet 38 of each power generation element 2.
- the fuel gas flowing into the buffer space 61 via the gas inlet 38 is supplied to the gas flow channel 35 by the restricting portion 80 provided along the opposite surface facing the gas inlet 38. It is regulated to flow.
- the regulating unit 80 has a function of regulating the flow of the fuel gas into the gas passage 35.
- the gas inlet 38 faces the end face 10a of the cell 10
- the end face 10a of the cell 10 constitutes an opposite face
- the gas inlet of the end face 10a of the cell 10 A portion facing 38 forms a regulating unit 80.
- the gas inlet 38 and the restricting portion 80 are located at substantially the same height along the stacking direction.
- the fuel gas flowing into the gas inlet 38 impinges on the end face 10 a of the opposing cell 10 and is dispersed laterally inside the buffer space 61. Therefore, even if the buffer space 61 is expanded laterally, the fuel gas can be spread over the whole, and the variation of the distribution of the fuel gas in the buffer space 61 can be suppressed.
- the gas flow passage 35 and the restriction portion 80 are located at different heights along the stacking direction, and the end of the gas flow passage 35 exposed on the lower surface of the buffer space 61 is a buffer space 61. Since it is opened in the direction orthogonal to the inflow direction of the fuel gas, the influence of the flow of the fuel gas is not greatly affected. Therefore, the fuel gas dispersed in the buffer space 61 flows into each narrow groove of the gas flow passage 35 located in an expanded manner without being biased. Therefore, the fuel gas can be distributed and supplied uniformly over the entire surface of the anode 12.
- the fuel cell of the present embodiment is a so-called flat solid oxide fuel cell (SOFC), and is configured by laminating a plurality of power generation elements.
- SOFC solid oxide fuel cell
- the power generation element is a rectangular plate-like cell, and an anode plate and a cathode plate in which a battery housing space in which the cell is fitted is formed by being overlapped with each other, and between the anode plate and the cathode plate. And an insulating plate arranged to insulate them.
- An air supply manifold and an exhaust manifold through which fuel gas flows are stacked in the stacking direction, and are formed separately on the sides of the stacked anode plate and cathode plate facing each other.
- the length dimension of the battery housing space between the air supply manifold and the exhaust manifold is formed larger than the length dimension of the cell.
- a buffer space is provided on the air supply manifold side of the power generation element by dividing the battery housing space by the end face of the cell.
- a gas inlet communicating with the buffer space and the air supply manifold is provided opposite to the end face of the cell.
- a gas flow path through which the fuel gas flows is formed on the anode plate along the surface of the cell. And the end of the gas channel is exposed to the buffer space.
- a cell accommodation space is formed between the anode plate and the cathode plate which are superimposed on each other through the insulating plate, and a rectangular plate-like cell is formed in the cell accommodation space. Is fitted.
- the length dimension of the cell accommodation space between the air supply manifold and the exhaust manifold through which the fuel gas flows is divided into opposite sides, and the length dimension of the cell accommodation space is larger than that of the cell.
- a buffer space is provided on the air supply manifold side of the element.
- a gas intake port is provided opposite to the end face of the cell defining the buffer space, and the end of the gas flow path formed in the anode plate is exposed to the buffer space.
- fuel gas is supplied from the air supply manifold to each of the power generation elements through the gas intake. Since it is not necessary to provide extra obstacles in the air supply manifold, a smooth flow of fuel gas along the air supply manifold is ensured, and almost no pressure loss occurs. Therefore, the fuel gas can be uniformly supplied to the respective power generation elements even if the fuel cells are stacked in multiple layers.
- the fuel gas is taken into the gas flow path through the buffer space which once spreads to the same width as the cell, instead of taking the fuel gas from the air supply manifold directly into the gas flow path.
- the fuel gas diffuses in the buffer space and then flows into the gas flow path. Therefore, the fuel gas supplied to each power generation element can be distributed and supplied uniformly throughout the gas flow path, and can be uniformly applied to the entire electrode surface of the cell.
- the buffer space can be formed with high dimensional accuracy only by shifting the cells fitted in the battery housing space, the productivity is also excellent.
- the insulating plate has an opening for receiving the cell, and the inner edge of the opening is in contact with the end face of the cell, whereby the cell is positioned in the battery housing space .
- the cell can be positioned with high accuracy by the insulating plate, the end face of the cell can be brought close to the inner edge of the battery accommodating space as much as possible while securely providing the buffer space.
- the size of the fuel cell can be reduced accordingly. Furthermore, since the gas intake faces the end face of the cell, the fuel gas flowing into the gas intake strikes the end face of the cell as the end face of the cell approaches the inner edge of the cell accommodation space. As a result, the dispersibility of the fuel gas in the buffer space is improved.
- the anode plate is formed with a flat plate-shaped first plate in which a fuel passage port forming the air supply manifold and the exhaust manifold is formed, and a slit forming the gas flow path together with the fuel passage port. And a third plate having an opening that constitutes the cell accommodation space and a notch that constitutes the gas inlet together with the fuel passage port, and the first plate,
- the anode plate is configured by stacking the second plate and the third plate in this order.
- FIG. 13 shows a first modification of the fuel cell.
- the dimension of the cell accommodation space 60 is formed larger than the dimension of the cell 10, and by doing so, the second gas flow path is provided on the fuel gas air supply manifold 4 side of the cell accommodation space 60. It formed.
- the dimension of the battery accommodation space 60 is formed to be substantially the same as the dimension of the cell 10, and the second gas flow path is formed by changing the shape of the electrode side plate 33.
- the cell opening 36 of the electrode side plate 33 is formed to the same size as the opening 41 of the insulating plate 40, and the opening 41 It is designed to overlap the cell opening 36. Therefore, in the present modification, the cell 10 is fitted into the opening 41 of the insulating plate 40 and the battery housing space 60 (cell opening 36) without a gap, and the inner edge of the cell opening 36 as well as the opening 41 is the end face 10a of the cell 10 And the cell 10 is positioned with high precision.
- a long hole 81 (second slit) extending along the side edge is formed in a portion of the electrode side plate 33 between the fuel supply port 26 (air supply manifold 4) and the cell opening 36. Between the elongated holes 81 and the respective fuel supply ports 26, notches 37 communicating these are formed.
- the long hole 81 constitutes a second gas flow path
- the notch 37 constitutes a gas inlet 38.
- the elongated holes 81 are formed to cross the entire gas flow path 35, and the end of each gas flow path 35 is exposed on the lower surface of the elongated hole 81.
- the fuel supply port 26 does not communicate with the slits 34 (gas flow channels 35) in the plane of the separator side plate 32, and the long holes 81 in the plane of the electrode side plate 33 It does not communicate with the cell opening 36.
- the fuel gas flowing into the long hole 81 via the gas inlet 38 is, as shown by the arrow in FIG. 13, by the side portion (regulating portion 80) of the long hole 81 facing the gas inlet 38 After being restricted from flowing into the gas flow channel 35 and dispersed laterally inside the long hole 81, it flows into each gas flow channel 35.
- FIG. 14 shows a second modification of the fuel cell.
- the gas inlet 38 is formed in the surface of the electrode side plate 33, but in the present modification, the gas inlet 38 is formed in the surface of the separator side plate 32.
- a notch 37 ′ (corresponding to the notch 37) constituting the gas inlet 38 is formed at the side edge of the fuel supply port 26 on the gas flow channel 35 side.
- the notch 37 ′ is formed such that a part of the side edge on the gas flow channel 35 side is recessed toward the gas flow channel 35 side.
- the fuel supply port 26, that is, the supply manifold 4 for fuel gas is in communication with the respective gas flow paths 35 through the gas inlet 38 and the long hole 81.
- each slit 34 gas flow passage 35
- the electrode side In the plane of the plate 33, the fuel supply port 26, the long hole 81, and the cell opening 36 do not communicate with each other.
- the fuel gas of this modification flows into the long hole 81 from the lower side via the gas inlet 38, as shown by the arrow in FIG.
- the fuel gas flowing into the long hole 81 is restricted from flowing into the gas passage 35 by the side portion (regulating portion 80) of the long hole 81, and dispersed laterally inside the long hole 81. It flows into the gas flow path 35.
- FIG. 15 shows a third modification of the fuel cell.
- a part of the structure of the electrode side plate 33 of the second modification described above is changed.
- the long hole 81 is not formed, and the size of the cell housing space 60 is formed larger than the size of the cell 10 in the same manner as in the above-described embodiment.
- a buffer space 61 (second gas flow path) was formed on the air manifold 4 side. The point in which the gas inlet 38 is formed in the plane of the separator side plate 32 is the same as in the second modification.
- the gas inlet 38 is formed not in the notch 37 formed in the electrode side plate 33 but in the notch 37 ′ formed in the separator side plate 32.
- each slit 34 gas flow passage 35
- the electrode side In the plane of the plate 33, the fuel supply port 26 and the cell opening 36 do not communicate with each other.
- the fuel gas of this modification flows into the buffer gap 61 from the lower side via the gas inlet 38, as shown by the arrow in FIG.
- the fuel gas flowing into the buffer space 61 is restricted from flowing into the gas flow channel 35 by the end face 10 a (regulating portion 80) of the cell 10 and dispersed laterally, and then flows into each gas flow channel 35.
- the fuel cell according to the present invention is not limited to the above-described embodiment, and includes various other configurations.
- the gas flow channel 35 does not necessarily have to be constituted by a group of narrow grooves, and for example, as shown in FIG. 12, a plurality of dot-shaped convex portions 72 are provided on the bottom of the rectangular concave portion 71.
- the space above may be a gas flow path through which the fuel gas flows.
- the form of the gas inlet 38 is an example, and the number and the shape thereof can be appropriately changed according to the specification.
- the structure of the exhaust side of the flow path of the fuel gas may be different from the structure of the air supply side.
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図3に、本実施形態の燃料電池を示す。この燃料電池は、平板型の固体酸化物形燃料電池(SOFCともいう)であり、その主要部(セルスタック1)は、それぞれが発電機能を有する複数の発電要素2を繰り返し積層して柱状に構成されている。
図4及び図5に、その発電要素2を詳細に示す。
図9に、図4の矢印Xの方向からガス取入口38の付近を見た概略図を示す。また、図10に、図9におけるY-Y線での断面を見た概略図を、そして、図11に、図9におけるZ-Z線での断面を見た概略図を示す。
すなわち、本実施形態の燃料電池は、いわゆる平板型の固体酸化物形燃料電池(SOFC)であり、複数の発電要素を積層して構成されている。
図13に、燃料電池の第1変形例を示す。
図14に、燃料電池の第2変形例を示す。
図15に、燃料電池の第3変形例を示す。本変形例では、上述した第2変形例の電極側プレート33の構造の一部を変更した。
2 発電要素
4 給気マニホールド(燃料給気マニホールド)
6 排気マニホールド
10 セル
10a 端面
20 カソードプレート
22 セパレータプレート(第1プレート)
30 アノードプレート
32 セパレータ側プレート(第2プレート)
33 電極側プレート(第3プレート)
35 ガス流路(第1ガス流路)
38 ガス取入口
40 絶縁プレート
60 電池収容空間
61 緩衝空間(第2ガス流路)
80 規制部
Claims (13)
- 発電要素を複数積層して構成される燃料電池であって、
前記発電要素は、
一方の主面にアノード、他方の主面にカソードが接続された板状のセルと、
前記アノードに電気的に接続するように積層されるアノードプレートと、
前記カソードに電気的に接続するように積層されるカソードプレートと、
を備え、
前記アノードプレートは、
積層方向に貫通して燃料ガスの流路となるように、前記セルの外周囲に位置する燃料給気マニホールドと、
前記燃料給気マニホールド側から前記セルを中心とした対向側の端部側に向けて延在する複数の第1ガス流路と、
前記燃料給気マニホールドと前記セルの間にあって、前記複数の第1ガス流路を横断して連通するように形成される第2ガス流路と、
を有し、
前記燃料給気マニホールドからガス取入口を経由して前記第2ガス流路に流入した燃料ガスが、前記第1ガス流路に流入することを規制する規制部を、前記第2ガス流路の前記ガス取入口に対向する対向面に沿って設けたことを特徴とする燃料電池。 - 前記第1ガス流路と前記規制部は、前記発電要素の積層方向に沿って異なる高さ位置にあることを特徴とする、請求項1に記載の燃料電池。
- 前記ガス取入口と前記規制部は、前記発電要素の積層方向に沿って略同じ高さ位置にあることを特徴とする、請求項2に記載の燃料電池。
- 前記アノードプレートと前記カソードプレートの間に配置されて互いを電気的に絶縁するとともに、前記セルを内包するように開口が設けられた絶縁プレートをさらに備え、
前記開口の内縁に前記セルの端面が接することにより、前記セルが前記発電要素内で位置決めされることを特徴とする、請求項1ないし3の何れか1つに記載の燃料電池。 - 前記規制部は、前記セルの端面を含むことを特徴とする、請求項1ないし4の何れか1つに記載の燃料電池。
- 前記第2ガス流路の前記ガス取入口に対向する対向面は、前記セルの端面により構成されていることを特徴とする、請求項1ないし5の何れか1つに記載の燃料電池。
- 前記アノードプレートは、
前記燃料給気マニホールドを構成する燃料通過口、を備える平板状の第1プレートと、 前記燃料通過口と、複数の前記第1ガス流路を構成する第1スリットと、を備える第2プレートと、
前記燃料通過口と、前記セルを内包するように設けられた開口と、前記燃料通過口と前記開口を連通する前記ガス取入口を構成する切欠と、を備える第3プレートと、
を有し、
前記第2プレート面内において、前記燃料通過口は前記第1スリットに連通せず、
各々の前記燃料通過口が積層方向に連通するように、前記第1プレート、前記第2プレート及び前記第3プレートがこの順に積層されることによって前記アノードプレートが構成されていることを特徴とする、請求項1ないし6の何れか1つに記載の燃料電池。 - 前記アノードプレートは、
前記燃料給気マニホールドを構成する燃料通過口、を備える平板状の第1プレートと、
前記燃料通過口と、複数の前記第1ガス流路を構成する第1スリットと、を備える第2プレートと、
前記燃料通過口と、前記セルを内包するように設けられた開口と、前記燃料通過口と前記開口の間に位置して前記第2ガス流路を構成する第2スリットと、前記燃料通過口と前記第2スリットを連通する前記ガス取入口を構成する切欠と、を備える第3プレートと、
を有し、
前記第2プレート面内において、前記燃料通過口は前記第1スリットに連通せず、
前記第3プレート面内において、前記第2スリットは前記開口に連通せず、
各々の前記燃料通過口が積層方向に連通するように、前記第1プレート、前記第2プレート及び前記第3プレートがこの順に積層されることによって前記アノードプレートが構成されていることを特徴とする、請求項1ないし4の何れか1つに記載の燃料電池。 - 前記アノードプレートは、
前記燃料給気マニホールドを構成する燃料通過口、を備える平板状の第1プレートと、
前記燃料通過口と、前記燃料通過口に連通して前記ガス取入口を構成する切欠と、複数の前記第1ガス流路を構成する第1スリットと、を備える第2プレートと、
前記燃料通過口と、前記セルを内包するように設けられた開口と、前記燃料通過口と前記開口の間に位置して前記第2ガス流路を構成する第2スリットと、を備える第3プレートと、
を有し、
前記第2プレート面内において、前記第1スリットは前記燃料通過口および前記切欠の何れにも連通せず、
前記第3プレート面内において、前記燃料通過口、第2スリット、前記開口は何れも連通せず、
各々の前記燃料通過口が積層方向に連通するように、前記第1プレート、前記第2プレート及び前記第3プレートがこの順に積層されることによって前記アノードプレートが構成されていることを特徴とする、請求項1ないし4の何れか1つに記載の燃料電池。 - 前記アノードプレートは、
前記燃料給気マニホールドを構成する燃料通過口、を備える平板状の第1プレートと、
前記燃料通過口と、前記燃料通過口に連通して前記ガス取入口を構成する切欠と、複数の前記第1ガス流路を構成する第1スリットと、を備える第2プレートと、
前記燃料通過口と、前記セルを内包するように設けられた開口と、を備える第3プレートと、
を有し、
前記第2プレート面内において、前記第1スリットは前記燃料通過口および前記切欠の何れにも連通せず、
前記第3プレート面内において、前記燃料通過口は前記開口に連通せず、
各々の前記燃料通過口が積層方向に連通するように、前記第1プレート、前記第2プレート及び前記第3プレートがこの順に積層されることによって前記アノードプレートが構成されていることを特徴とする、請求項1ないし6の何れか1つに記載の燃料電池。 - 複数の発電要素を積層して構成されている燃料電池であって、
前記発電要素は、
矩形板状のセルと、
互いに重ね合わせることにより、内部に前記セルが嵌め込まれる電池収容空間が形成されるアノードプレート及びカソードプレートと、
前記アノードプレートと前記カソードプレートとの間に配置され、これらを絶縁する絶縁プレートと、
を備え、
積層方向に貫通して燃料ガスの流れる給気マニホールド及び排気マニホールドが、積層された前記アノードプレート及び前記カソードプレートの互いに対向する辺部に分かれて形成され、
前記給気マニホールドと前記排気マニホールドとの間における、前記電池収容空間の長さ寸法は、前記セルの長さ寸法よりも大きく形成され、
前記セルの端面によって前記電池収容空間が区画されることにより、前記発電要素の前記給気マニホールド側に緩衝空間が設けられ、
前記セルの前記端面に対向して、前記緩衝空間と前記給気マニホールドとに連通するガス取入口が設けられ、
前記アノードプレートに、前記セルの表面に沿って前記燃料ガスの流れるガス流路が形成され、
前記ガス流路の端部が、前記緩衝空間に露出している燃料電池。 - 請求項11に記載の燃料電池において、
前記絶縁プレートは、前記セルを受け入れる開口部を有し、
前記開口部の内縁が前記セルの前記端面に接することより、前記セルが前記電池収容空間内に位置決めされている燃料電池。 - 請求項12に記載の燃料電池において、
前記アノードプレートは、
前記給気マニホールド及び前記排気マニホールドを構成する燃料通過口が形成されている平板状の第1プレートと、
前記燃料通過口とともに、前記ガス流路を構成するスリットが形成されている第2プレートと、
前記燃料通過口とともに、前記電池収容空間を構成する開口及び前記ガス取入口を構成する切欠が形成されている第3プレートと、
を有し、
前記第1プレート、前記第2プレート及び前記第3プレートがこの順に積層されることによって前記アノードプレートが構成されている燃料電池。
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