WO2023188064A1 - 電力供給システム - Google Patents

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WO2023188064A1
WO2023188064A1 PCT/JP2022/015820 JP2022015820W WO2023188064A1 WO 2023188064 A1 WO2023188064 A1 WO 2023188064A1 JP 2022015820 W JP2022015820 W JP 2022015820W WO 2023188064 A1 WO2023188064 A1 WO 2023188064A1
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  • the present invention relates to a power supply system and the like.
  • Patent Document 1 a system has been proposed that stores electric power and supplies the stored electric power to an electric vehicle or the like.
  • an object of the present invention is to provide a power supply system that can efficiently store and release hydrogen.
  • the power supply system includes a hydrogen generation section, a hydrogen storage section that stores hydrogen obtained in the hydrogen generation section and has a first hydrogen tank, a second hydrogen tank, and a third hydrogen tank, and a first hydrogen storage section that stores hydrogen obtained in the hydrogen generation section.
  • a holding section having a first holding device that holds the tank, a second holding device that holds the second hydrogen tank, and a third holding device that holds the third hydrogen tank, and based on the hydrogen supplied from the hydrogen storage section. Equipped with a fuel cell that generates electricity.
  • Each of the first hydrogen tank, the second hydrogen tank, and the third hydrogen tank holds a hydrogen storage alloy therein and accumulates hydrogen by occlusion.
  • the hydrogen tank that receives hydrogen from the hydrogen generation section has a valve connected to the hydrogen generation section open while receiving hydrogen supply. and the valve between the fuel cell and the fuel cell is closed.
  • the hydrogen tank that supplies hydrogen to the fuel cell has a valve between it and the hydrogen generation section closed while supplying hydrogen. , the valve between the fuel cell and the fuel cell is opened.
  • the hydrogen tank that does not receive hydrogen supply from the hydrogen generation section and does not supply hydrogen to the fuel cell is connected to the hydrogen generation section. The valve between the fuel cell and the fuel cell is closed, and the valve between the fuel cell and the fuel cell is closed, and the fuel cell is held in a removable state in the holding part.
  • a hydrogen tank that stores hydrogen e.g., a first hydrogen tank
  • a hydrogen tank that releases hydrogen e.g., a second hydrogen tank
  • a hydrogen tank for example, a third hydrogen tank
  • hydrogen storage, hydrogen release, and hydrogen tank replacement can proceed simultaneously in each hydrogen tank, making it possible to efficiently store and release hydrogen.
  • the hydrogen storage section has a detection section including a first detection device having a first transmission section that emits radio waves of a first frequency and a first communication section that receives radio waves from the first transmission section.
  • the first transmitting section and the first communication section are arranged in a positional relationship sandwiching the hydrogen storage alloy of the first hydrogen tank.
  • the power supply system includes a control unit that calculates a hydrogen filling rate of the first hydrogen tank based on information regarding at least one of the radio field intensity and signal waveform of the radio waves from the first transmitting unit obtained by the first communication unit. .
  • the amount of hydrogen stored in a hydrogen storage alloy changes, the shape of the hydrogen storage alloy changes. Based on the change, the strength of the radio waves that can be received after passing through the hydrogen storage alloy changes. Therefore, by arranging the transmitting section and the communication section (receiving device) in a positional relationship that sandwiches the hydrogen storage alloy, it is possible to obtain information regarding the radio field strength that can be received after passing through the hydrogen storage alloy. Based on this, it becomes possible to calculate the amount of hydrogen stored in the hydrogen storage alloy, that is, the hydrogen filling rate of the hydrogen tank containing the hydrogen storage alloy. For hydrogen tanks with a high hydrogen filling rate, hydrogen is supplied to the fuel cell, and for hydrogen tanks with a low hydrogen filling rate, hydrogen is supplied from the hydrogen generation section to efficiently accumulate and release hydrogen. becomes possible.
  • the hydrogen storage unit includes a detection unit including a first detection device having a first transmission unit that emits radio waves of a first frequency and a first communication unit that receives radio waves from the first transmission unit. death,
  • the first transmitting section and the first communication section are arranged in a positional relationship sandwiching the hydrogen storage alloy of the first hydrogen tank.
  • the power supply system determines whether the hydrogen filling rate of the first hydrogen tank is lower than the hydrogen filling rate threshold based on information regarding at least one of the radio field intensity and signal waveform of the radio waves from the first transmitting unit obtained by the first communication unit.
  • the first inlet valve that enables hydrogen supply to the first hydrogen tank is opened, and when the hydrogen filling rate of the first hydrogen tank is higher than the hydrogen filling rate threshold, the first inlet valve is closed.
  • the first hydrogen tank is made of a resin that transmits radio waves.
  • the first transmitter and the first communication section are attached to the outer wall of the first hydrogen tank.
  • the power supply system includes a fan that supplies cooling air to the fuel cell, and a guideway that guides warm air generated by heating the cooling air in the fuel cell from the first hydrogen tank to the third tank.
  • a heat transfer section is provided.
  • the power supply system is configured to provide induction so that warm air is supplied to the hydrogen tank that supplies hydrogen to the fuel cell among the first hydrogen tank, second hydrogen tank, and third hydrogen tank through the taxiway.
  • a control unit is provided to control the valves of the passageway.
  • the power supply system also includes a water heater that heats cold water.
  • the power supply system includes a hot water pipe that supplies hot water from the water heater to the first holding device, the second holding device, and the third holding device.
  • the heat transfer unit includes a fan that supplies cooling air to the fuel cell, and a guide path that guides hot air generated by heating the cooling air in the fuel cell to at least one of the water heater and the hot water pipe.
  • the hydrogen tank that receives hydrogen from the hydrogen generation section is held in an unremovable state while receiving hydrogen supply. held in the department.
  • the hydrogen tank that supplies hydrogen to the fuel cell is held in a non-removable state by the holding part while supplying hydrogen.
  • the first holding device includes a first locking mechanism that makes the first hydrogen tank removable when in the on state and makes the first hydrogen tank non-removable when in the off state.
  • the first locking mechanism is turned on when both the valve between the hydrogen generator and the first hydrogen tank and the valve between the fuel cell and the first hydrogen tank are closed.
  • the power supply system includes a heat transfer unit that transfers heat generated by the fuel cell to the hydrogen tank that supplies the fuel cell among the first hydrogen tank, the second hydrogen tank, and the third hydrogen tank. Equipped with
  • FIG. 1 is a configuration diagram of a power supply system according to the present embodiment. It is a figure which shows the flow of waste heat from a 2nd DC power generation device.
  • the power supply system 1 of this embodiment includes a DC power supply section 10, an AC power supply section 20, a conversion section 30, a power storage section 50, a control section 60, a hydrogen supply section 70, a heat transfer section 90, a switch (switch 01 - 10th switch S10) and valves (01st valve B01 - 26th valve B26) (see FIGS. 1 and 2).
  • a switch switch 01 - 10th switch S10
  • valves 01st valve B01 - 26th valve B26
  • the power supply system 1 generates electric power and supplies the generated electric power to an external load. Further, the power supply system 1 generates hydrogen and generates electric power based on the generated hydrogen. The generated power is supplied to the load 100.
  • the load 100 is an electrical device such as an air conditioner that is driven by AC power.
  • the DC power supply unit 10 includes a first DC power generation device 11 and a second DC power generation device 12.
  • the first DC power generation device 11 is a power generation device (renewable energy-derived power generation device) that generates DC power based on natural energy (renewable energy), such as a solar power generation device.
  • the first DC power generation device 11 is always enabled to generate power.
  • the electric power obtained by the first DC power generation device 11 is supplied to the first power storage device 51 of the power storage unit 50 via the first conversion device 31 and the second conversion device 32 of the conversion unit 30. Further, the electric power obtained by the first DC power generation device 11 is supplied to the second power storage device 52 of the power storage unit 50 via the first conversion device 31 of the conversion unit 30 . Further, the electric power obtained by the first DC power generation device 11 is supplied to the load 100 via the first conversion device 31 of the conversion section 30.
  • the first DC power generator 11 includes a backflow prevention device such as a diode.
  • the second DC power generation device 12 is a power generation device (fuel cell) that generates electricity based on hydrogen.
  • the second DC power generation device 12 is placed in a state where it can generate electricity, for example, when the power supplied from the first DC power generation device 11 or the like is insufficient.
  • the electric power obtained by the second DC power generation device 12 is supplied to the third power storage device 53 of the power storage unit 50 via the third conversion device 33 of the conversion unit 30.
  • the second DC power generator 12 includes a backflow prevention device such as a diode.
  • the AC power supply unit 20 includes a first AC power generator 21 .
  • the first AC power generation device 21 is a power generation device (renewable energy-derived power generation device) that generates AC power based on natural energy (renewable energy), such as a wind power generation device or a wave power generation device.
  • the first AC power generator 21 is always enabled to generate electricity. However, if the first AC power generation device 21 is a wind power generation device and the wind force received by the first AC power generation device 21 exceeds a predetermined wind power, the first AC power generation device 21 is in a state where it cannot generate electricity. be made into The electric power obtained by the first AC power generator 21 is supplied to the hydrogen generation section 71 of the hydrogen supply section 70 via the fourth conversion device 34 of the conversion section 30 .
  • the AC power supply unit 20 may include a second AC power generator 22 instead of the first AC power generator 21 or in addition to the first AC power generator 21 .
  • the second AC power generator 22 is a power generator, such as an LP gas power generator, that generates AC power based on kinetic energy obtained from an internal combustion engine or an external combustion engine.
  • the power obtained by the AC power supply section 20 is supplied to the hydrogen generation section 71.
  • the power obtained by the AC power supply unit 20 may be supplied to the first power storage device 51, the second power storage device 52, the load 100, etc.
  • the converter 30 includes a first converter 31 to a fifth converter 35.
  • the first conversion device 31 has a DC/AC inverter.
  • the input side of the first conversion device 31 is connected to the first DC power generation device 11 via the 01st switch S01.
  • the output side of the first conversion device 31 is connected to the second conversion device 32, connected to the second power storage device 52 via the 02 switch S02, and connected to the load 100 via the 03 switch S03.
  • the first conversion device 31 converts the flow of the electric power obtained by the first DC power generation device 11 from direct current to alternating current.
  • the second conversion device 32 has an AC/DC converter.
  • the input side of the second conversion device 32 is connected to the first conversion device 31 .
  • the output side of the second conversion device 32 is connected to the first power storage device 51 .
  • the second converter 32 converts the flow of electricity from the first converter 31 from alternating current to direct current.
  • the third conversion device 33 has a DC/DC converter.
  • the input side of the third converter 33 is connected to the second DC power generator 12 via the 06th switch S06.
  • the output side of the third conversion device 33 is connected to the third power storage device 53.
  • the third conversion device 33 converts the electric power obtained by the second DC power generation device 12 into a predetermined voltage and a predetermined current.
  • the fourth conversion device 34 has an AC/DC converter.
  • the input side of the fourth converter 34 is connected to the first AC power generator 21 via the fourth switch S04.
  • the output side of the fourth conversion device 34 is connected to the hydrogen generation section 71 via the fifth switch S05.
  • the fourth converter 34 converts the flow of electricity from the first AC generator 21 from alternating current to direct current.
  • the fifth conversion device 35 has a DC/AC inverter.
  • the input side of the fifth conversion device 35 is connected to the third power storage device 53 via the ninth switch S09.
  • the output side of the fifth conversion device 35 is connected to the load 100 via the tenth switch S10.
  • the fifth conversion device 35 converts the flow of the electric power stored in the third power storage device 53 from direct current to alternating current.
  • Power storage unit 50 includes first to third power storage devices 51 to 53.
  • the electric power stored in the first power storage device 51 is mainly used to generate hydrogen, that is, to drive the hydrogen generation section 71.
  • the power stored in the second power storage device 52 is mainly used to drive each part of the power supply system 1.
  • the electric power stored in the third power storage device 53 is mainly used to drive the load 100.
  • the first power storage device 51 includes a charging device and a power storage device for storing power from the first DC power generation device 11.
  • the electric power stored in the first power storage device 51 is supplied to the hydrogen generation section 71. That is, the electric power stored in the first power storage device 51 is used for electrolysis of water.
  • the second power storage device 52 includes a charging device and a power storage device for storing power from the first DC power generation device 11.
  • the power stored in the second power storage device 52 is supplied to each part of the power supply system 1 (control unit 60, fan 91, switch, valve, etc.).
  • the third power storage device 53 includes a charging device and a power storage device for storing power from the second DC power generation device 12. The power stored in the third power storage device 53 is supplied to the load 100.
  • Control unit 60 The control unit 60 controls each part of the power supply system 1. Specifically, the control unit 60 controls the on/off of the 01st switch S01 to the 10th switch S10, the opening/closing control of the 01st valve B01 to the 26th valve B26, and the first It performs on/off control of the lock mechanism 74a1 to the third lock mechanism 74c1.
  • the control unit 60 drives the fan 91 when the second DC power generation device 12 is generating power, and the fan 91 sends cooling air to the second DC power generation device 12.
  • the cooling air is heated by the second DC power generation device 12, and the warm air is supplied to the water heater 72b2, the hydrogen tank in the hydrogen storage section 73, etc. from which hydrogen is released.
  • valve control When filling a hydrogen tank with hydrogen, the control unit 60 opens the inlet valve of the hydrogen tank and closes the outlet valve. Further, the control unit 60 opens the cold water supply valve of the hydrogen tank and closes the hot water supply valve of the holding device of the hydrogen tank. Further, the control unit 60 turns off the locking mechanism of the holding device that holds the hydrogen tank, so that the hydrogen tank cannot be removed from the holding device.
  • control unit 60 When releasing hydrogen from the hydrogen tank, the control unit 60 closes the inlet valve of the hydrogen tank and opens the outlet valve. Further, the control unit 60 closes the cold water supply valve of the hydrogen tank and opens the hot water supply valve of the holding device of the hydrogen tank. Further, the control unit 60 turns off the locking mechanism of the holding device that holds the hydrogen tank, so that the hydrogen tank cannot be removed from the holding device.
  • the control unit 60 closes the inlet valve and outlet valve of the hydrogen tank. Further, the control unit 60 closes the cold water supply valve and hot water supply valve of the holding device for the hydrogen tank. Further, the control unit 60 turns on the locking mechanism of the holding device that holds the hydrogen tank, thereby making the hydrogen tank removable from the holding device.
  • the control unit 60 determines whether or not the hydrogen filling rate rh of the hydrogen tank being filled with hydrogen is equal to or greater than the hydrogen filling rate threshold thrh. When the hydrogen filling rate rh is equal to or greater than the hydrogen filling rate threshold thrh, the control unit 60 closes the valve to stop supplying hydrogen to the hydrogen tank. Further, the control unit 60 closes the valve to stop the supply of cooling water to the hydrogen tank.
  • the control unit 60 or a recording device records a database showing the relationship between the radio wave intensity, the amount of hydrogen stored in the hydrogen storage alloy AM, and the hydrogen filling rate rh of the hydrogen tank.
  • the control unit 60 calculates the hydrogen filling rate rh for each hydrogen tank based on the information regarding the radio wave intensity from the first communication unit 75a2 of the detection unit 75 and the database.
  • the hydrogen filling rate rh is the ratio of the hydrogen storage amount (cc/g or wt%) filled in the hydrogen tank (absorbed by the hydrogen storage alloy) to the maximum hydrogen storage amount that can be filled in the hydrogen tank. It is defined as
  • the control unit 60 supplies hot air to the hydrogen tank that supplies hydrogen to the second DC power generation device 12 among the first hydrogen tank 73a, second hydrogen tank 73b, and third hydrogen tank 73c through the guideway 92.
  • the valves in the guideway are controlled so that the Among the first hydrogen tank 73a, second hydrogen tank 73b, and third hydrogen tank 73c, the control unit 60 controls the hydrogen tank that receives hydrogen from the hydrogen generation unit 71, and the hydrogen that is removably held in a holding device.
  • the valve of the guideway is controlled so that hot air is not supplied to the tank via the guideway 92.
  • the first hydrogen tank 73a of the hydrogen storage section 73 is filled with hydrogen, hydrogen is released from the second hydrogen tank 73b of the hydrogen storage section 73, and the third hydrogen tank 73c of the hydrogen storage section 73 is in a removable state.
  • the opening/closing control of the valve when the valve is held will be explained.
  • the second hydrogen tank 73b may be filled with hydrogen
  • the third hydrogen tank 73c may be discharged
  • the first hydrogen tank 73a may be held in a detachable state.
  • the third hydrogen tank 73c may be filled with hydrogen
  • the first hydrogen tank 73a may be discharged
  • the second hydrogen tank 73b may be held in a detachable state.
  • the control unit 60 When filling the first hydrogen tank 73a with hydrogen, the control unit 60 opens the inlet valve (valve 01 B01) of the first hydrogen tank 73a and the valve (17th valve B17) of the first tank 76a of the buffer tank 76. and close the outlet valve (No. 02 valve B02). The control unit 60 also opens the cold water supply valves (the 08th valve B08, the 14th valve B14) of the first holding device 74a, and closes the hot water supply valve (the 07th valve B07) of the first holding device 74a. Make it. Further, the control unit 60 turns off the locking mechanism (first locking mechanism 74a1) of the first holding device 74a, so that the first hydrogen tank 73a cannot be removed from the first holding device 74a.
  • the control unit 60 When releasing hydrogen from the second hydrogen tank 73b, the control unit 60 closes the inlet valve (03rd valve B03) of the second hydrogen tank 73b, and closes the inlet valve (04th valve B04) and the 04th valve B04 of the buffer tank 76.
  • the valve of the second tank 76b (18th valve B18) is opened.
  • the control unit 60 also closes the cold water supply valve (10th valve B10) of the second holding device 74b and opens the hot water supply valve (9th valve B09, 13th valve B13) of the second holding device 74b. Make it. Further, the control unit 60 turns off the locking mechanism (second locking mechanism 74b1) of the second holding device 74b, making it impossible to remove the second hydrogen tank 73b from the second holding device 74b.
  • the control unit 60 controls the inlet valve (No. 05 valve B05) and the outlet valve (No. 06 valve B06) of the third hydrogen tank 73c. to the closed state. Further, the control unit 60 closes the cold water supply valve (twelfth valve B12) and hot water supply valve (eleventh valve B11) of the third holding device 74c. Further, the control unit 60 turns on the locking mechanism (third locking mechanism 74c1) of the third holding device 74c to make the third hydrogen tank 73c removable from the third holding device 74c.
  • the control unit 60 determines, based on information from the first detection device 75a of the detection unit 75 of the hydrogen supply unit 70, that the hydrogen filling rate rh of the first hydrogen tank 73a that is being filled with hydrogen is equal to or higher than the hydrogen filling rate threshold thrh. Decide whether it is high or not.
  • the control unit 60 closes the valve (01st valve B01) to stop hydrogen supply to the first hydrogen tank 73a. Further, the control unit 60 closes the valves (the 08th valve B08 and the 14th valve B14) to stop the supply of cooling water to the first hydrogen tank 73a.
  • the control unit 60 controls the valve of the guideway so that warm air is supplied to the second hydrogen tank 73b via the guideway 92. Further, the control unit 60 controls the valves of the guide path so that hot air is not supplied to the first hydrogen tank 73a and the third hydrogen tank 73c via the guide path 92. Specifically, the 23rd valve B23 and the 25th valve B25 are brought into an open state, and the 24th valve B24 and the 26th valve B26 are brought into a closed state.
  • the hydrogen supply section 70 includes a hydrogen generation section 71, a water supply section 72, a hydrogen storage section 73, a holding section 74, a detection section 75, a buffer tank 76, a high pressure hydrogen cylinder 77, a pressure reduction adjustment section 78, and a gas-liquid separator 79. .
  • the hydrogen generation section 71 performs electrolysis of an electrolytic solution such as water to generate hydrogen, and stores it in the hydrogen storage section 73 .
  • Water generated by the second DC power generator 12 may also be used as the electrolyte.
  • the hydrogen generation unit 71 includes a dehumidifier that dehumidifies the generated hydrogen. In this embodiment, an example will be described in which hydrogen generated in the hydrogen generation section 71 is supplied to the second DC power generation device 12 via the hydrogen storage section 73. However, the hydrogen generated by the hydrogen generation section 71 may be supplied to an external device.
  • the water supply unit 72 includes a first water supply device 72a and a second water supply device 72b.
  • the first water supply device 72a has a first water intake section 72a1.
  • the first water intake section 72a1 takes in electrolyte from the outside and supplies it to the hydrogen generation section 71.
  • the second water supply device 72b includes a second water intake section 72b1, a water heater 72b2, a hot water tank 72b3, and a cold water tank 72b4.
  • the second water intake section 72b1 takes in water from the outside. A portion of the taken water is heated and stored in the hot water tank 72b3 via the water heater 72b2. The remainder of the taken water is stored in the cold water tank 72b4 without being heated.
  • the water heater 72b2 is configured with a solar water heater or the like, and heats a portion of the water taken in by the second water intake section 72b1. Note that the water heater 72b2 may be configured with a water heater based on thermal power such as gas.
  • the hot water tank 72b3 stores hot water. The hot water is used to heat the hydrogen tank, which releases hydrogen.
  • the cold water tank 72b4 stores cold water. Chilled water is used to cool the hydrogen tank that fills it with hydrogen.
  • the hydrogen storage section 73 includes a first hydrogen tank 73a to a third hydrogen tank 73c.
  • Each of the first hydrogen tank 73a to third hydrogen tank 73c holds a hydrogen storage alloy AM therein, and accumulates hydrogen by occlusion.
  • the first hydrogen tank 73a is removably held by a first holding device 74a of the holding section 74.
  • the second hydrogen tank 73b is detachably held by a second holding device 74b of the holding section 74.
  • the third hydrogen tank 73c is detachably held by a third holding device 74c of the holding section 74.
  • Each of the first hydrogen tank 73a to third hydrogen tank 73c is made of resin that is transparent to radio waves.
  • a first transmission section 75a1 and a first communication section 75a2 of a first detection device 75a are attached to the outer wall of the first hydrogen tank 73a.
  • a second transmission section 75b1 and a second communication section 75b2 of a second detection device 75b are attached to the outer wall of the second hydrogen tank 73b.
  • a third transmission section 75c1 and a third communication section 75c2 of a third detection device 75c are attached to the outer wall of the third hydrogen tank 73c.
  • the first detection device 75a may be provided inside the first hydrogen tank 73a.
  • the first hydrogen tank 73a may be made of metal.
  • the second detection device 75b may be provided inside the second hydrogen tank 73b.
  • the second hydrogen tank 73b may be made of metal.
  • the third detection device 75c may be provided inside the third hydrogen tank 73c.
  • the third hydrogen tank 73c may be made of metal.
  • the hydrogen accumulated in the first hydrogen tank 73a to third hydrogen tank 73c is supplied to the second DC power generation device 12.
  • hydrogen is stored in one of the first hydrogen tank 73a to third hydrogen tank 73c
  • hydrogen is released in the remaining one of the first hydrogen tank 73a to third hydrogen tank 73c. is performed, and the remaining one is made removable without storing or releasing hydrogen.
  • the hydrogen tank removed from the holding device may be used externally in other devices.
  • the holding section 74 includes a first holding device 74a to a third holding device 74c.
  • the first holding device 74a warms the first hydrogen tank 73a using the hot water in the hot water tank 72b3 and cools it using the cold water in the cold water tank 72b4. When storing hydrogen, the first holding device 74a cools the first hydrogen tank 73a using cold water in the cold water tank 72b4.
  • the first holding device 74a includes a first locking mechanism 74a1.
  • the first locking mechanism 74a1 makes the first hydrogen tank 73a held by the first holding device 74a removable when it is in the on state (energized state), and allows the first hydrogen tank 73a held by the first holding device 74a to be removable when it is in the off state (de-energized state).
  • the first hydrogen tank 73a held by 74a is made non-removable.
  • the on/off state of the first locking mechanism 74a1 is determined by the open/closed state of the valve (01st valve B01) between the hydrogen generation unit 71 and the first hydrogen tank 73a, and the open/closed state of the valve (01st valve B01) between the second DC power generator 12 and the first hydrogen tank 73a. It is desirable that the opening/closing state of the valve (No. 02 valve B02) in between is linked.
  • the first locking mechanism 74a1 includes a valve (01st valve B01) between the hydrogen generation unit 71 and the first hydrogen tank 73a, and a valve (02nd valve B01) between the second DC power generator 12 and the first hydrogen tank 73a. When both valves B02) are in the closed state, it is turned on.
  • valve between the hydrogen generation unit 71 and the first hydrogen tank 73a (valve 01 B01), the second DC power generator 12 and the first hydrogen tank 73a Both valves between the two (02th valve B02) are closed.
  • the second holding device 74b warms the second hydrogen tank 73b using hot water from the hot water tank 72b3 or cools it using cold water from the cold water tank 72b4. When storing hydrogen, the second holding device 74b cools the second hydrogen tank 73b using cold water in the cold water tank 72b4.
  • the second holding device 74b includes a second locking mechanism 74b1.
  • the second locking mechanism 74b1 makes the second hydrogen tank 73b held by the second holding device 74b removable when it is in the on state (energized state), and allows the second hydrogen tank 73b held by the second holding device 74b to be removable when it is in the off state (de-energized state).
  • the second hydrogen tank 73b held in the second hydrogen tank 74b is made non-removable.
  • the on/off state of the second locking mechanism 74b1 is determined by the open/closed state of the valve (03rd valve B03) between the hydrogen generation unit 71 and the second hydrogen tank 73b, and the state of the valve between the second DC power generator 12 and the second hydrogen tank 73b. It is desirable that the opening/closing state of the valve (No. 04 valve B04) in between is linked.
  • the second locking mechanism 74b1 includes a valve (03rd valve B03) between the hydrogen generation unit 71 and the second hydrogen tank 73b, and a valve (04th valve B03) between the second DC power generator 12 and the second hydrogen tank 73b. When both valves B04) are in the closed state, it is turned on.
  • the third holding device 74c warms the third hydrogen tank 73c using hot water from the hot water tank 72b3 or cools it using cold water from the cold water tank 72b4. When storing hydrogen, the third holding device 74c cools the third hydrogen tank 73c using cold water in the cold water tank 72b4.
  • the third holding device 74c includes a third locking mechanism 74c1.
  • the third locking mechanism 74c1 makes the third hydrogen tank 73c held by the third holding device 74c removable when in the on state (energized state), and makes the third hydrogen tank 73c held in the third holding device 74c removable when in the off state (de-energized state).
  • the third hydrogen tank 73c held in 74c is made non-removable.
  • the on/off state of the third locking mechanism 74c1 is determined by the open/closed state of the valve (05th valve B05) between the hydrogen generation unit 71 and the third hydrogen tank 73c, and the open/closed state of the valve (05th valve B05) between the second DC power generator 12 and the third hydrogen tank 73c. It is desirable that the opening/closing state of the valve (No. 06 valve B06) in between is linked.
  • the third locking mechanism 74c1 includes a valve (05th valve B05) between the hydrogen generation unit 71 and the third hydrogen tank 73c, and a valve (06th valve B05) between the second DC power generator 12 and the third hydrogen tank 73c. When both valves B06) are in the closed state, it is turned on.
  • the detection unit 75 includes a first detection device 75a to a third detection device 75c.
  • the first detection device 75a is detachably attached to the first hydrogen tank 73a.
  • the first detection device 75a includes a first transmitting section 75a1 and a first communication section 75a2.
  • the first detection device 75a is attached to the first hydrogen tank 73a in such a manner that the first transmitter 75a1 and the first communication unit 75a2 sandwich the hydrogen storage alloy AM disposed inside the first hydrogen tank 73a.
  • the first transmitter 75a1 emits radio waves with a first frequency f1
  • the first communication unit 75a2 receives radio waves with the first frequency f1.
  • the first communication unit 75a2 transmits information regarding the radio field intensity of the radio waves of the first frequency f1 or information regarding the signal waveform of the received radio waves to the control unit 60.
  • Signal transmission from the first communication unit 75a2 to the control unit 60 may be done wirelessly or by wire.
  • the wireless communication means between the first transmitter 75a1 and the first communication unit 75a2 is performed using an RF tag communication method.
  • the wireless communication means is not limited to the communication method of an RF tag.
  • the wireless communication means while the wireless communication means is turned on, it transmits its own identification information to the outside, and IEEE802.15.1 (Bluetooth (registered trademark)) and IEEE802.11 (wireless LAN).
  • the wireless communication means for the wireless communication performed between the first communication section 75a2 and the control section 60 transmits its own identification information to the outside while the wireless communication means is in the on state, for example. Possible options include .15.1 (Bluetooth (registered trademark)) and IEEE802.11 (wireless LAN).
  • the second detection device 75b is detachably attached to the second hydrogen tank 73b.
  • the second detection device 75b includes a second transmitter 75b1 and a second communication unit 75b2.
  • the second sensing device 75b is attached to the second hydrogen tank 73b such that the second transmitting section 75b1 and the second communication section 75b2 sandwich the hydrogen storage alloy AM disposed inside the second hydrogen tank 73b.
  • the second transmitter 75b1 emits radio waves with a second frequency f2
  • the second communication unit 75b2 receives radio waves with the second frequency f2.
  • the second communication unit 75b2 transmits information regarding the radio field intensity of the radio waves of the second frequency f2 or information regarding the signal waveform of the received radio waves to the control unit 60. Signal transmission from the second communication unit 75b2 to the control unit 60 may be done wirelessly or by wire.
  • the wireless communication means between the second transmitting section 75b1 and the second communication section 75b2 is performed using an RF tag communication method.
  • the wireless communication means is not limited to the communication method of an RF tag.
  • the wireless communication means while the wireless communication means is turned on, it transmits its own identification information to the outside, and IEEE802.15.1 (Bluetooth (registered trademark)) and IEEE802.11 (wireless LAN).
  • the wireless communication means for wireless communication performed between the second communication section 75b2 and the control section 60 transmits its own identification information to the outside while the wireless communication means is turned on, for example. Possible options include .15.1 (Bluetooth (registered trademark)) and IEEE802.11 (wireless LAN).
  • the third detection device 75c is detachably attached to the third hydrogen tank 73c.
  • the third detection device 75c includes a third transmitting section 75c1 and a third communication section 75c2.
  • the third detection device 75c is attached to the third hydrogen tank 73c in a positional relationship where the third transmitting section 75c1 and the third communication section 75c2 sandwich the hydrogen storage alloy AM disposed inside the third hydrogen tank 73c.
  • the third transmitter 75c1 emits radio waves at a third frequency f3
  • the third communication unit 75c2 receives radio waves at the third frequency f3.
  • the third communication unit 75c2 transmits to the control unit 60 information regarding the radio wave intensity of the third frequency f3 or information regarding the signal waveform of the received radio wave. Signal transmission from the third communication unit 75c2 to the control unit 60 may be done wirelessly or by wire.
  • the wireless communication means between the third transmitter 75c1 and the third communication unit 75c2 is performed using an RF tag communication method.
  • the wireless communication means is not limited to the communication method of an RF tag.
  • the wireless communication means while the wireless communication means is turned on, it transmits its own identification information to the outside, and IEEE802.15.1 (Bluetooth (registered trademark)) and IEEE802.11 (wireless LAN).
  • the wireless communication means for wireless communication performed between the third communication section 75c2 and the control section 60 transmits its own identification information to the outside while the wireless communication means is turned on, for example. Possible options include .15.1 (Bluetooth (registered trademark)) and IEEE802.11 (wireless LAN).
  • the first frequency f1, the second frequency f2, and the third frequency f3 may be configured with the same frequency, but in order to prevent malfunction, it is desirable that they be configured with different frequencies.
  • the buffer tank 76 has a first tank 76a and a second tank 76b.
  • the first tank 76a temporarily stores hydrogen when the hydrogen storage section 73 is filled with hydrogen from the hydrogen generation section 71.
  • the second tank 76b temporarily stores hydrogen when filling the second DC power generation device 12 with hydrogen from the hydrogen storage section 73.
  • the high-pressure hydrogen cylinder 77 is used for emergency purposes when the hydrogen storage section 73 is not filled with enough hydrogen.
  • the pressure reduction adjustment unit 78 includes a first pressure reduction adjustment device 78a and a second pressure reduction adjustment device 78b.
  • the first pressure reduction adjustment device 78a adjusts the pressure of hydrogen from the high-pressure hydrogen cylinder 77.
  • the second pressure reduction adjustment device 78b adjusts the pressure of hydrogen supplied to the second DC power generation device 12 such as the first hydrogen tank 73a.
  • Gas-liquid separator 79 Separats the liquid and gas of the hydrogen-containing substance discharged from the first hydrogen tank 73a and the like.
  • the heat transfer section 90 has a fan 91 and a guide path 92.
  • Fan 91 supplies cooling air to the heat generating area of second DC power generator 12 .
  • the guideway 92 is a path for guiding the cooling air from the fan 91 to the heat generating area of the second DC power generator 12, and a path for guiding the hot air heated in the heat generating area to the water heater 72b2, the first hydrogen tank 73a, and the second hydrogen tank 73a. It includes a route leading to a hydrogen tank 73b and a third hydrogen tank 73c.
  • the guide path 92 may guide warm air to the hot water pipe P2.
  • the 01st switch S01 is provided between the first DC power generator 11 and the first converter 31.
  • the 01st switch S01 performs on/off control of power supply from the first DC power generation device 11 to the first conversion device 31.
  • the second switch S02 is provided between the first conversion device 31 and the second power storage device 52.
  • the second switch S02 performs on/off control of power supply from the first DC power generation device 11 to the second power storage device 52 via the first conversion device 31.
  • the third switch S03 is provided between the first conversion device 31 and the load 100.
  • the 03rd switch S03 performs on/off control of power supply from the first DC power generation device 11 to the load 100 via the first conversion device 31.
  • the fourth switch S04 is provided between the first AC power generator 21 and the fourth converter 34.
  • the 04th switch S04 performs on/off control of power supply from the first AC generator 21 to the fourth converter 34.
  • the 05th switch S05 is provided between the fourth conversion device 34 and the hydrogen generation section 71.
  • the 05th switch S05 performs on/off control of power supply from the first AC power generator 21 to the hydrogen generation unit 71 via the fourth conversion device 34.
  • the 06th switch S06 is provided between the second DC power generation device 12 and the third conversion device 33.
  • the 06th switch S06 performs on/off control of power supply from the second DC power generation device 12 to the third conversion device 33.
  • the seventh switch S07 is provided between the first power storage device 51 and the hydrogen generation section 71.
  • the 07th switch S07 performs on/off control of power supply from the first power storage device 51 to the hydrogen generation unit 71.
  • the 08th switch S08 is provided between the second power storage device 52 and the control unit 60 and the like.
  • the 08th switch S08 performs on/off control of power supply from the second power storage device 52 to the control unit 60 and the like.
  • a ninth switch S09 is provided between the third power storage device 53 and the fifth conversion device 35.
  • a ninth switch S09 performs on/off control of power supply from the third power storage device 53 to the fifth conversion device 35.
  • the tenth switch S10 is provided between the fifth conversion device 35 and the load 100.
  • the tenth switch S10 performs on/off control of power supply from the third power storage device 53 to the load 100 via the fifth conversion device 35. Either one of the 09th switch S09 and the 10th switch S10 may be omitted.
  • the 01st valve B01 is provided on the hydrogen pipe P1 and between the hydrogen generation section 71 and the first hydrogen tank 73a.
  • the 01st valve B01 serves as an inlet valve (first inlet valve) for the first hydrogen tank 73a, and performs on/off control of hydrogen supply from the hydrogen generation unit 71 to the first hydrogen tank 73a.
  • the second valve B02 is provided on the hydrogen pipe P1 and between the first hydrogen tank 73a and the second pressure reduction regulator 78b.
  • the 02 valve B02 serves as an outlet valve (first outlet valve) of the first hydrogen tank 73a, and controls on/off of hydrogen supply from the first hydrogen tank 73a to the second DC power generation device 12 via the second pressure reduction adjustment device 78b. I do.
  • the third valve B03 is provided on the hydrogen pipe P1 and between the hydrogen generation section 71 and the second hydrogen tank 73b.
  • the 03rd valve B03 serves as an inlet valve (second inlet valve) for the second hydrogen tank 73b, and performs on/off control of hydrogen supply from the hydrogen generation unit 71 to the second hydrogen tank 73b.
  • the 04th valve B04 is provided on the hydrogen pipe P1 and between the second hydrogen tank 73b and the second pressure reduction adjustment device 78b.
  • the 04th valve B04 serves as an outlet valve (second outlet valve) of the second hydrogen tank 73b and controls on/off of hydrogen supply from the second hydrogen tank 73b to the second DC power generation device 12 via the second pressure reduction adjustment device 78b. I do.
  • the 05th valve B05 is provided on the hydrogen pipe P1 and between the hydrogen generation section 71 and the third hydrogen tank 73c.
  • the 05th valve B05 serves as an inlet valve (third inlet valve) for the third hydrogen tank 73c, and performs on/off control of hydrogen supply from the hydrogen generation unit 71 to the third hydrogen tank 73c.
  • the 06th valve B06 is provided on the hydrogen pipe P1 between the third hydrogen tank 73c and the second pressure reduction adjustment device 78b.
  • the 06th valve B06 serves as an outlet valve (third outlet valve) of the third hydrogen tank 73c and controls on/off of hydrogen supply from the third hydrogen tank 73c to the second DC power generation device 12 via the second pressure reduction adjustment device 78b. I do.
  • the 07th valve B07 is provided on the hot water pipe P2, between the hot water tank 72b3 and the first holding device 74a, and on the side closer to the first holding device 74a.
  • the 07th valve B07 serves as a hot water supply valve for the first holding device 74a, and performs on/off control of hot water supply from the hot water tank 72b3 to the first holding device 74a.
  • the 08th valve B08 is provided on the cold water pipe P3, between the cold water tank 72b4 and the first holding device 74a, and on the side closer to the first holding device 74a.
  • the 08th valve B08 serves as a cold water supply valve for the first holding device 74a, and performs on/off control of cold water supply from the cold water tank 72b4 to the first holding device 74a.
  • the 09th valve B09 is provided on the hot water pipe P2, between the hot water tank 72b3 and the second holding device 74b, and on the side closer to the second holding device 74b.
  • the 09th valve B09 serves as a hot water supply valve for the second holding device 74b, and performs on/off control of hot water supply from the hot water tank 72b3 to the second holding device 74b.
  • the tenth valve B10 is provided on the cold water pipe P3, between the cold water tank 72b4 and the second holding device 74b, and on the side closer to the second holding device 74b.
  • the tenth valve B10 serves as a cold water supply valve for the second holding device 74b, and performs on/off control of cold water supply from the cold water tank 72b4 to the second holding device 74b.
  • the eleventh valve B11 is provided on the hot water pipe P2, between the hot water tank 72b3 and the third holding device 74c, and on the side closer to the third holding device 74c.
  • the eleventh valve B11 serves as a hot water supply valve for the third holding device 74c, and performs on/off control of hot water supply from the hot water tank 72b3 to the third holding device 74c.
  • the twelfth valve B12 is provided on the cold water pipe P3, between the cold water tank 72b4 and the third holding device 74c, and on the side closer to the third holding device 74c.
  • the twelfth valve B12 serves as a cold water supply valve for the third holding device 74c, and performs on/off control of cold water supply from the cold water tank 72b4 to the third holding device 74c.
  • the thirteenth valve B13 is provided on the hot water pipe P2, between the hot water tank 72b3 and the first to third holding devices 74a to 74c, and on the side closer to the hot water tank 72b3.
  • the thirteenth valve B13 performs on/off control of hot water supply from the hot water tank 72b3 to the first holding device 74a to the third holding device 74c.
  • the thirteenth valve B13 may be omitted.
  • the fourteenth valve B14 is provided on the cold water pipe P3, between the cold water tank 72b4 and the first to third holding devices 74a to 74c, and on the side closer to the cold water tank 72b4.
  • the fourteenth valve B14 performs on/off control of cold water supply from the cold water tank 72b4 to the first holding device 74a to the third holding device 74c.
  • the fourteenth valve B14 may be omitted.
  • the fifteenth valve B15 is provided on the hot water pipe P2, between the hot water tank 72b3 and the discharge end of the hot water pipe P2, and on the side closer to the discharge end.
  • the fifteenth valve B15 performs on/off control of hot water discharge from the hot water tank 72b3.
  • the 16th valve B16 is provided on the cold water pipe P3, between the cold water tank 72b4 and the discharge end of the cold water pipe P3, and on the side closer to the discharge end.
  • the sixteenth valve B16 performs on/off control of cold water discharge from the cold water tank 72b4.
  • the seventeenth valve B17 is provided on the hydrogen pipe P1 between the hydrogen generation section 71 and the first tank 76a of the buffer tank 76.
  • the seventeenth valve B17 adjusts the amount of hydrogen supplied from the first tank 76a to the first hydrogen tank 73a and the like.
  • the eighteenth valve B18 is provided on the hydrogen pipe P1 between the second tank 76b of the buffer tank 76 and the second pressure reduction regulator 78b.
  • the eighteenth valve B18 adjusts the amount of hydrogen supplied from the second tank 76b to the second DC power generation device 12.
  • the nineteenth valve B19 is provided on the hydrogen pipe P1 and between the first pressure reduction adjustment device 78a and the second pressure reduction adjustment device 78b.
  • the nineteenth valve B19 adjusts the amount of hydrogen supplied from the high-pressure hydrogen cylinder 77 to the second DC power generation device 12.
  • the 20th valve B20 is provided on the hydrogen pipe P1 and between the second pressure reduction regulator 78b and the gas-liquid separator 79.
  • the 20th valve B20 adjusts the amount of hydrogen discharged from the first hydrogen tank 73a and the like to the outside.
  • the 21st valve B21 is provided on the hydrogen pipe P1 and between the second pressure reduction regulator 78b and the second DC power generator 12.
  • the 21st valve B21 adjusts the amount of hydrogen supplied from the first hydrogen tank 73a or the like to the second DC power generation device 12.
  • the 22nd valve B22 is provided on the hydrogen pipe P1, between the first hydrogen tank 73a and the like and the discharge end of the hydrogen pipe P1.
  • the 22nd valve B22 is used as a relief valve.
  • the 23rd valve B23 is provided on the guide path 92 between the second DC power generator 12 and the water heater 72b2.
  • the 23rd valve B23 performs on/off control of hot air supply from the heat generation area of the second DC power generation device 12 to the water heater 72b2.
  • the 24th valve B24 is provided on the guideway 92 between the second DC power generator 12 and the first hydrogen tank 73a.
  • the 24th valve B24 performs on/off control of hot air supply from the heat generating region of the second DC power generation device 12 to the first hydrogen tank 73a.
  • the 25th valve B25 is provided on the guideway 92 between the second DC power generator 12 and the second hydrogen tank 73b.
  • the 25th valve B25 performs on/off control of hot air supply from the heat generation area of the second DC power generation device 12 to the second hydrogen tank 73b.
  • the 26th valve B26 is provided on the guideway 92 between the second DC power generator 12 and the third hydrogen tank 73c.
  • the 26th valve B26 performs on/off control of hot air supply from the heat generation region of the second DC power generation device 12 to the third hydrogen tank 73c.
  • a hydrogen tank that stores hydrogen e.g., first hydrogen tank 73a
  • a hydrogen tank that releases hydrogen e.g., second hydrogen tank 73b
  • storage and release of hydrogen e.g., A hydrogen tank (for example, the third hydrogen tank 73c) is provided which is held in a holding device in a removable state without performing any of the above. Therefore, hydrogen storage, hydrogen release, and hydrogen tank replacement can proceed simultaneously in each hydrogen tank, making it possible to efficiently store and release hydrogen.
  • hydrogen is supplied to the fuel cell (second DC power generator 12), and for hydrogen tanks with a low hydrogen filling rate rh, hydrogen is supplied from the hydrogen generation unit 71. By receiving hydrogen, it becomes possible to store and release hydrogen efficiently.
  • the heat transfer section 90 includes a fan 91 and a guide path 92 .
  • the means for transmitting the heat generated by the second DC power generation device 12 to the first hydrogen tank 73a or the like may be constituted by another device such as a heat pump.
  • heating and cooling of the first hydrogen tank 73a and the like may be performed by other devices such as a heat pump.
  • hydrogen is released by warming the first hydrogen tank 73a and the like, and hydrogen is accumulated by cooling the first hydrogen tank 73a and the like.
  • hydrogen may be released by reducing the pressure inside the first hydrogen tank 73a, etc., and hydrogen may be accumulated by pressurizing the inside of the first hydrogen tank 73a, etc.

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