20240047717. FUEL CELL-BASED MULTIPLE POWER SUPPLY SYSTEM simplified abstract (FCI CO., LTD.)

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FUEL CELL-BASED MULTIPLE POWER SUPPLY SYSTEM

Organization Name

FCI CO., LTD.

Inventor(s)

Tae Won Lee of Goyang-si (KR)

Bo Hyun Ryu of Daejeon (KR)

In Gab Chang of Daejeon (KR)

FUEL CELL-BASED MULTIPLE POWER SUPPLY SYSTEM - A simplified explanation of the abstract

This abstract first appeared for US patent application 20240047717 titled 'FUEL CELL-BASED MULTIPLE POWER SUPPLY SYSTEM

Simplified Explanation

The disclosed patent application describes a fuel cell-based multiple power supply system that can alternate between a polymer electrolyte membrane fuel cell (PEMFC) and a solid oxide fuel cell (SOFC) depending on the required situations. The system also includes an energy storage system or a secondary battery, such as a supercapacitor, to address power deficiencies.

  • The system can rapidly start up and provide fast response by using a PEMFC.
  • The system can provide high power generation efficiency by using a SOFC.
  • The system can remedy power deficiencies by utilizing an energy storage system or a secondary battery.
  • The system allows for flexible adaptation to situations that are difficult to solve using a single fuel cell.

Potential Applications:

  • Backup power systems for critical infrastructure, such as hospitals or data centers.
  • Mobile power supply systems for electric vehicles or remote locations.
  • Power supply systems for off-grid or remote areas.

Problems Solved:

  • The system addresses the challenge of providing both rapid startup and fast response, as well as high power generation efficiency, which are characteristics of different types of fuel cells.
  • The system solves power deficiencies by incorporating an energy storage system or a secondary battery, ensuring continuous power supply.

Benefits:

  • Improved reliability and flexibility in power supply systems.
  • Enhanced energy efficiency by utilizing different types of fuel cells based on the required situations.
  • Increased adaptability to challenging power supply scenarios.


Original Abstract Submitted

disclosed is a fuel cell-based multiple power supply system, and more particularly a fuel cell-based multiple power supply system capable of alternately operating a polymer electrolyte membrane fuel cell that is rapidly started up and provides fast response and a solid oxide fuel cell that provides high power generation efficiency depending on required situations and remedying some power deficiency using an energy storage system or a secondary battery, such as a super capacitor, thereby flexibly dealing with a situation difficult to solve using a single fuel cell.