Honda Motor Co., Ltd.

Honda Motor Ltd., Ltd.

Kento Takeuchi

Nobutaka Nakajima

Junya Miyazaki

Kenji Taruya

To provide an electrical power system and an electrical power control device that make it possible to suppress deterioration of a fuel cell compared to that conventional seen. An electrical power system according to an embodiment includes a fuel cell, a heat source, a heat dissipator, and a controller. The fuel cell is configured to generate electrical power through electrochemical reactions to generate first heat. The heat source operates to generate second heat. The heat dissipator is configured to dissipate the first heat and the second heat. The controller is configured to control the fuel cell to allow, when the heat source is in operation, an amount of the first heat to be equal to or below an available heat dissipation capacity acquired by subtracting an amount of the second heat from a maximum amount of heat to be dissipated from the heat dissipator.

Electrical power system and electrical power control device

A power system comprises a fuel cell system having a fuel cell stack and a fuel cell water pump, a heat source having a heat source water pump and configured to be actuated to generate heat, a heat radiator for exchanging heat with the atmosphere, a cooling passage thermally connecting the fuel cell system, the heat source, and the heat radiator, and a controller for controlling the fuel cell system, the heat source, and the heat radiator, and the cooling passage.

Power system, vehicle, vehicular power control method, and control method for power system

To provide a warming-up system in which a period of time taken to warm up a fuel cell is shorter than that for conventional ones. A warming-up system according to an embodiment includes a fuel cell, a motor, a rotation shaft, a speed reducer, a measuring unit, and a control unit. The motor convert electrical power generated by the fuel cell into a rotative force. The speed reducer brake the rotation shaft that is rotating. The measuring unit measure a temperature of the fuel cell. The control unit is configured to determine whether to perform warming up for the fuel cell, based on the temperature. When the control unit determines to perform the warming up, the control unit causes the motor and the speed reducer to operate, and uses heat generated in the fuel cell and heat generated in the speed reducer to warm up the fuel cell.

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Saitama, Japan

Kento Takeuchi