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Evaluations Accompanying Introduction of Fuel Cell System
Kazuki MasakiHiroshi Hatsumi
Equipment Division, Water Purification Department, Yokohama Waterworks Bureau
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1. Introduction2. Issues with long-term power blackouts3. Details on fuel cell use4. Evaluation tests5. Results of evaluation tests6. Conclusion7. Plans from here on
Presentation Contents
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1. Introduction
Installing Fuel Cell Facilities into Radio Relay Stations- Already examples in Japan but a first in Yokohama
For that reason…
- Is power supply stable? - What is the fuel consumption like?
Implementing Evaluation Tests
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2. Issues with long-term power blackouts
- Uninterrupted power supply (UPS) during blackout is 4 hours- 3 or 4 hours before emergency workers arrive on scene
- Monitoring/control not possible- Communication about pressure and flowrate not possible- Swift recovery of water distribution becomes harder
If UPS runs out
Current Situation and Issues
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Damage Status at time of Great East Japan Earthquake
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停電戸数(福島、山形、宮城、秋田、岩手、青森)Homes
3 days needed to restore power after quake.
Status of Power Restoration at time of Earthquake
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停電戸数
停電戸数(福島、山形、宮城、秋田、岩手、青森)
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グラフのデータ範囲の大きさを変更するには、範囲の右下隅をドラッグしてください。
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Uninterrupted operation of equipment at time of disasters needs to be
strengthened
Introduction of a fuel cell system capable of supplying power for prolonged period of time
Based on such knowledge…
As a result…
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- More than 150 systems installed in major cities in Japan. - Systems introduced to radio relay stations from 2013 (NTT Docomo).
- Our systems are the first to be introduced in Yokohama.
3. Details of fuel cell use
Fuel cell system
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Fuel Cell System Configuration
Fuel reformer
Fuel tank
Fuel cell stack
Vent
Fuel inlet
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Power Generation System
Air blower
Water/methanol solution
Fuel reformer
Hydrogen separator
Hydrogen tank
Burner
Fuel cell stack
Power supply
H2
O2
2H2+O2→ 2H2O
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Features of Fuel Cell SystemFeatures
1 Environmentally friendly power generation method
2 Low noise, compact system
3 Safe- Methanol diluted to 60% concentration is not deemed a dangerous substance.
4 Capable of providing prolonged power supply
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Fuel cells (4.5 kW)
AC/DCconvertor
startup batteries 2kVA(lithium ion)
DC/AC inverter
Commercial 100VAC
Commercial 100VAC
Power generation from fuel cells
Flow of Events in Switchover to Fuel Cell System
Power outage
startup batteries startUnder normal
conditions
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4. Evaluation tests
Purpose of evaluation testsSystem continuously operated for one hour and 15 hours - To confirm stable power supply - To confirm fuel consumption
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5. Results of evaluation tests
Voltage is supplied stably as fuel cell system’s output voltage waveform shows no disarray either after power failure or after recovery of power.
Power failure
Voltage
Recovery of power
Black: Commercial inputRed: Inverter output voltage
Current & Voltage Tests
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Results of Current Test on 28 July (Power Failure)
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Power failure at 11:30 am
Fuel cell power generation starts at
11:45 am
- After power failure, the output current of the fuel cell system was output from the startup batteries for about 15 minutes.
- After 15 minutes, power generation from fuel cell system took over to output current.
(1) Commercial input current (AC100V)(2) Current for starting fuel cell (DC)(3) Fuel cell current (DC)(4) Inverter output current (AC100V)
Current (A)
Time
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Results of Current Test on 28 July (Recovery of Power)
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Recovery of power
Fuel cell powergeneration stops
After recovery of power, startup batteries start charging and fuel cell power generation stops.
(1) Commercial input current (AC100V)(2) Current for starting fuel cell (DC)(3) Fuel cell current (DC)(4) Inverter output current (AC100V)
Current (A)
Time
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Fuel consumption
燃料消費量
Results of Fuel Consumption Test on 3rd and 4th of December
Fuel consumption time: 10 hrs 20 mins → 12.5% reduction
Normal situation: 82 hrs 40 mins of power generationDisaster situation: 40 hrs of power generation because of usage
frequency
At 19:45 pmAt 6:05 am Fuel consumption
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Fuel consumption
燃料消費量
87.5%
75.0%
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6. Conclusion1 Voltage test- Stable voltage output.
2 Current test- After power failure, normal operation maintained by power from
startup batteries- After recovery of power, power switches from fuel cell system to
commercial grid power
3 Fuel consumption- Power supplied for 82 hours and 40 minutes from just the fuel tank
4 Maintenance- After installation, system runs normally with no breakdowns- Maintenance is minimal and maintenance management costs
inexpensive
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7. Plans from here on
We will plan the following based on the results of the evaluation tests on the fuel cell system.
- Consideration of suitable facilities- Scheduled installing of fuel cell facilities
Upcoming installation schedule2017: Wireless station in Nishiya Purification Plant2018: Chemical store in Kosuzume Purification
Plant
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∗Thank you very much for listening.
Evaluations Accompanying Introduction of Fuel Cell SystemSlide Number 2Slide Number 3Slide Number 4Slide Number 5Slide Number 6Slide Number 7Slide Number 8Slide Number 9Slide Number 10Slide Number 11Slide Number 12Slide Number 13Slide Number 14Slide Number 15Results of Fuel Consumption Test on 3rd and 4th of December6. Conclusion7. Plans from here onSlide Number 19