Vehicle-mounting structure for fuel cell system
AssigneeNissan Motor Co., Ltd.
InventorTetsuo Uozumi
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Abstract
A vehicle-mounting structure for a fuel cell system of the present invention has a fuel cell, and a hydrogen-related component in which hydrogen to be supplied to the fuel cell flows. In the structure, the fuel cell and the hydrogen-related component are mounted in a space on a front portion in a vehicle body, a hood covering a top opening of the space is inclined downward from a rear side to a front side in the vehicle body, and the hydrogen-related component is placed at a position on the rear side and upper side of the fuel cell in the vehicle body.
Claims10
A vehicle-mounting structure for a fuel cell system, comprising:
- a fuel cell;
- a hydrogen-related component in which hydrogen to be supplied to the fuel cell flows;
- and
- an air-related component in which air to be supplied to the fuel cell flows,
- wherein the fuel cell and the hydrogen-related component are mounted in a space on a front portion in a vehicle body,
- wherein a hood covering a top opening of the space is inclined downward from a rear side to a front side in the vehicle body,
- wherein the hydrogen-related component is placed at a position on the rear side and an upper side of the fuel cell in the vehicle body, and
- wherein the air-related component is placed at a position on the upper side of the fuel cell and a front side of the hydrogen-related component in the vehicle body.
A vehicle-mounting structure for a fuel cell system, comprising:
- a fuel cell;
- a hydrogen-related component in which hydrogen to be supplied to the fuel cell flows;
- and
- a casing which accommodates the fuel cell,
- wherein the fuel cell and the hydrogen-related component are mounted in a space on a front portion in a vehicle body,
- wherein a hood covering a top opening of the space is inclined downward from a rear side to a front side in the vehicle body,
- wherein the hydrogen-related component is placed at a position on the rear side and an upper side of the fuel cell in the vehicle body,
- wherein the casing communicates with an intake which takes in air used for ventilation, and
- wherein the intake is provided at a position on the upper side and a front side of the fuel cell in the vehicle body.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.