阅读说明：本技术 隔板一体式密封垫 (Baffle plate integrated sealing gasket ) 是由 松田泰辅 渡部茂 于 2020-03-24 设计创作，主要内容包括：本发明提供一种在堆叠组装时电解质膜不易变形的隔板一体式密封垫。燃料电池用的隔板一体式密封垫(1)具有：唇状密封垫(81)；第一隔板部件(21),其由能够冲压加工的金属板构成,具有第一立体形状部(23),在与第一立体形状部(23)的突出方向相反侧的面具有保持唇状密封垫(81)的密封垫安装槽(24)；第二隔板部件(31),其由能够冲压加工的金属板构成,具有第二立体形状部(33),在与第二立体形状部(33)的突出方向相反侧的面具有收纳第一立体形状部(23)的立体形状嵌合槽(34)；以及扁平状密封垫(91),其保持于第二立体形状部(33)的外表面侧,第一立体形状部(23)与第二立体形状部(33)在平面上的位置对齐而向相同的方向突出,第一隔板部件(21)和第二隔板部件(31)在厚度方向上重叠而接合。(The invention provides a separator integrated gasket in which an electrolyte membrane is less likely to deform during stacking and assembly. A separator integrated gasket (1) for a fuel cell comprises: a lip seal (81); a first separator member (21) which is made of a metal plate that can be press-formed, has a first three-dimensional shape portion (23), and has a gasket mounting groove (24) that holds a lip gasket (81) on a surface on the opposite side of the first three-dimensional shape portion (23) in the protruding direction; a second separator member (31) which is made of a metal plate that can be press-formed, and which has a second three-dimensional shape portion (33), and which has a three-dimensional shape fitting groove (34) that receives the first three-dimensional shape portion (23) on a surface on the opposite side of the second three-dimensional shape portion (33) in the protruding direction; and a flat gasket (91) that is held on the outer surface side of the second three-dimensional portion (33), wherein the first three-dimensional portion (23) and the second three-dimensional portion (33) are aligned in position on the plane and protrude in the same direction, and the first separator member (21) and the second separator member (31) are joined to each other by overlapping in the thickness direction.)

1. A separator integrated gasket for a fuel cell, comprising:

a lip seal;

a first partition member made of a metal plate capable of being press-formed, having a first three-dimensional portion, and having a gasket mounting groove for holding the lip gasket on a surface on a side opposite to a protruding direction of the first three-dimensional portion;

a second spacer member made of a metal plate that can be press-formed, having a second three-dimensional shape portion, and having a three-dimensional shape fitting groove that receives the first three-dimensional shape portion on a surface on a side opposite to a protruding direction of the second three-dimensional shape portion; and

a flat gasket held on the outer surface side of the second three-dimensional portion;

the first three-dimensional shape part and the second three-dimensional shape part are aligned on the plane and protrude in the same direction,

the first separator member and the second separator member are overlapped and joined in a thickness direction.

2. The separator integrated gasket of claim 1,

the first three-dimensional shape portion has a smaller width than the second three-dimensional shape portion,

the first three-dimensional shape part is provided with a first side surface part,

the second three-dimensional shape part is provided with a second side surface part,

the first side surface portion and the second side surface portion are opposed to each other,

a gap is provided between the first side surface portion and the second side surface portion.

3. The separator integrated gasket of claim 1 or 2,

the first three-dimensional shape part is provided with a first bottom surface part,

the second three-dimensional shape part is provided with a second bottom surface part,

a fluid flow path that traverses the lip seal and the flat seal in the width direction is provided at a portion on the circumference between the first bottom surface portion and the second bottom surface portion.

4. The separator integrated gasket according to any one of claims 1 to 3,

the lip seal having:

a gasket base portion held in the gasket mounting groove;

a sealing lip disposed on a planar surface of the gasket base; and

a pair of projecting receiving portions provided on the plane of the gasket base portion and on both sides of the seal lip in the width direction, respectively;

the interval between the pair of receiving portions is smaller than the width of the second three-dimensional shape portion.

Technical Field

The invention relates to a separator integrated gasket.

Background

A gasket for sealing a fuel cell, which is formed by integrally assembling a separator, which is a component of a fuel cell, with a reaction material (O)₂、H₂) And a gasket for cooling water or the like.

In order to reduce the groove processing cost of the gasket molding portion and the flow path portion, a metal bipolar separator that can be press-processed may be used as the separator (for example, japanese patent publication No. 2017-532731).

On the other hand, as the gasket, a double-sided gasket composed of a lip-shaped gasket and a flat gasket is sometimes used in order to allow positional displacement of the separators stacked on each other on a plane at the time of stack assembly.

Disclosure of Invention

Problems to be solved by the invention

When a metal bipolar separator capable of being press-worked is used in combination with a double-sided gasket including a lip gasket and a flat gasket, attention must be paid to the following points.

The lip gasket is a gasket in which a seal lip is integrally provided on a flat surface of a gasket base portion. The flat gasket is a flat gasket having no sealing lip. Therefore, the height (thickness) of the lip-shaped gasket is larger than the height (thickness) of the flat gasket.

Due to the difference in height (thickness) between the lip-shaped gaskets and the flat-shaped gaskets, the electrolyte membrane sandwiched between the two gaskets is lifted in the thickness direction by the lip-shaped gaskets and deformed when the two gaskets are stacked and assembled. This deformation may sometimes affect the durability of the electrolyte membrane.

The invention aims to provide a separator integrated gasket in which an electrolyte membrane is not easily deformed during stacking and assembly.

Means for solving the problems

The separator integrated gasket for a fuel cell of the present invention comprises:

a lip seal;

a first partition member made of a metal plate capable of being press-formed, having a first three-dimensional portion, and having a gasket mounting groove for holding the lip gasket on a surface on a side opposite to a protruding direction of the first three-dimensional portion;

a second spacer member made of a metal plate that can be press-formed, having a second three-dimensional shape portion, and having a three-dimensional shape fitting groove that receives the first three-dimensional shape portion on a surface on a side opposite to a protruding direction of the second three-dimensional shape portion; and

a flat gasket held on the outer surface side of the second three-dimensional portion;

the first three-dimensional shape part and the second three-dimensional shape part are aligned on the plane and protrude in the same direction,

the first separator member and the second separator member are overlapped and joined in a thickness direction.

Effects of the invention

According to the separator integrated gasket of the present invention, deformation of the electrolyte membrane at the time of stack assembly can be suppressed.

Drawings

Fig. 1 is a plan view of a separator integrated gasket in the embodiment.

Fig. 2 is an enlarged sectional view taken along line C-C in fig. 1.

Fig. 3 is an enlarged sectional view of a principal part showing a stacked assembled state of the separator integrated gasket.

Fig. 4A is an enlarged sectional view taken along line D-D of fig. 1, and fig. 4B is a sectional view taken along line E-E of fig. 4A.

Fig. 5 is an enlarged sectional view of a principal part showing a stacked assembled state of the separator integrated gasket.

Fig. 6A is an enlarged sectional view taken along line F-F in fig. 1, and fig. 6B is a sectional view taken along line G-G in fig. 6A.

Fig. 7 is an enlarged sectional view of a principal part showing a stacked assembled state of the separator integrated gasket.

Fig. 8A is an enlarged sectional view taken along line H-H in fig. 1, and fig. 8B is a sectional view taken along line I-I in fig. 8A.

Fig. 9 is an enlarged sectional view of a principal part showing a stacked assembled state of the separator integrated gasket.

Fig. 10 is an enlarged cross-sectional view of a main portion showing another example of the flow path structure of the separator integrated gasket.

Fig. 11 is an enlarged sectional view of a principal part showing a stacked assembled state of the separator integrated gasket.

Fig. 12 is a sectional view of an essential part of a separator integrated gasket of other embodiments.

Fig. 13 is an enlarged sectional view of a principal part showing a stacked assembly state of the separator integrated gasket of the comparative example.

Detailed Description

As shown in fig. 1, the separator integrated gasket 1 in the embodiment has a separator 11 and a gasket 71. The partition plate 11 has a planar rectangular shape. The gasket 71 is integrally assembled to the separator 11.

The separator 11 has a reactive substance (O)₂、H₂) The reaction surface 12 and the manifold hole 13. The reaction surface 12 is located in the center of the plane of the partition 11. The manifold hole 13 has oxygen (O)₂) The supply manifold hole 13A, and oxygen (O)₂) Manifold hole for discharge 13B, hydrogen gas (H)₂) Manifold hole for supply 13C, hydrogen gas (H)₂) The discharge manifold hole 13D, the cooling water supply manifold hole 13E, and the cooling water discharge manifold hole 13F. The supply manifold holes 13A, 13C, and 13E and the discharge manifold holes 13B, 13D, and 13F are disposed on both sides of the reaction surface 12.

The seal 71 has an outer peripheryA seal 72 and a manifold seal 73. The outer peripheral seal portion 72 is provided on the outer periphery of the separator 11 over the entire periphery. The manifold sealing portion 73 is provided around each manifold hole 13 over the entire circumference. The manifold seal 73 has oxygen (O)₂) The supply manifold sealing part 73A and oxygen (O)₂) Exhaust manifold sealing part 73B, and hydrogen gas (H)₂) Supply manifold sealing part 73C, hydrogen gas (H)₂) A discharge manifold sealing portion 73D, a cooling water supply manifold sealing portion 73E, and a cooling water discharge manifold sealing portion 73F.

As shown in fig. 2, the separator 11 has a first separator member 21 and a second separator member 31. The first separator member 21 is a metal plate that can be press-worked. The second separator member 31 is a metal plate that can be press-worked. The first separator member 21 and the second separator member 31 are joined to each other in a manner overlapping in the thickness direction, and a metal bipolar separator capable of being press-formed is obtained. The first partition member 21 and the second partition member 31 are joined at a joint portion 35.

The configurations of the outer peripheral seal portion 72 and the manifold seal portion 73 will be described below. Since the outer peripheral seal portion 72 and the manifold seal portion 73 have the same cross-sectional shape, the outer peripheral seal portion 72 will be described below.

As shown in fig. 2, the first spacer member 21 on the upper side has a first three-dimensional shape portion 23. The first three-dimensional shape portion 23 protrudes toward the second spacer member 31 on the lower side. The first three-dimensional shape portion 23 is formed by press working. The first three-dimensional shape portion 23 has a pair of left and right tapered side surface portions 23a (first side surface portions) and a planar bottom surface portion 23b (first bottom surface portion). The first three-dimensional shape portion 23 has a trapezoidal cross section. The back surface side (upper surface side in fig. 2) of the first three-dimensional shape portion 23 in the direction opposite to the projecting direction serves as a gasket mounting groove 24. The packing installation groove 24 holds the lip packing 81. The lip gasket 81 will be described later.

The second spacer member 31 has a second three-dimensional shape portion 33. The three-dimensional shape portion 33 is aligned with the first three-dimensional shape portion 23 in the planar position and protrudes in the same direction as the first three-dimensional shape portion 23. The second three-dimensional shape portion 33 is formed by press working. The second three-dimensional shape portion 33 has a pair of left and right tapered side surface portions 33a (second side surface portions) and a planar bottom surface portion 33b (second bottom surface portion). The second three-dimensional shape portion 33 has a trapezoidal cross section. A rear surface side (an upper surface side in fig. 2) of the second three-dimensional portion 33 in a direction opposite to the projecting direction is a three-dimensional fitting groove 34. The first three-dimensional portion 23 is fitted into and housed in the three-dimensional fitting groove 34.

The gasket 71 is a double-sided gasket constituted by a combination of the lip gasket 81 and the flat gasket 91.

The lip gasket 81 is held in the gasket mounting groove 24 of the first partition member 21.

The lip gasket 81 is integrally provided with a gasket base portion 82, a seal lip 83, and a pair of projecting receiving portions 84. The gasket base 82 is flat and is held in the mounting groove 24. The seal lip 83 has a mountain-shaped cross section, and is provided on the plane of the gasket base 82 at the center in the width direction. The pair of receiving portions 84 are provided on the flat surface of the gasket base portion 82, and are provided on both sides of the seal lip 83 in the width direction with a space therebetween. The front end of the seal lip 83 has a circular arc-shaped cross section so that the peak pressure is easily generated. In contrast, the tip of the receiving portion 84 is formed in a flat shape so as to easily exert a receiving function. The height of the receiving portion 84 is smaller than the height of the seal lip 83. The pair of receiving portions 84 have the same height. The interval between the pair of receiving portions 84 is smaller than the width of the second three-dimensional shape portion 33. Specifically, the distance w between the distal ends of the pair of receiving portions 84₁Is wider than the width w of the bottom part 33b of the second three-dimensional shape part 33₂Is small. The lip gasket 81 is molded by injection molding. The lip gasket 81 is molded from a rubber material such as silicone, EPDM (ethylene-propylene-diene rubber), fluorine, or PIB (polyisobutylene).

A flat gasket 91 is held on the outer surface side of the bottom surface portion 33b of the second three-dimensional portion 33.

The flat gasket 91 is flat and formed in a thin film shape. Width w of the flat gasket 91₃Width w of sealing lip 83₄Larger than the distance w between the tip ends of the pair of receiving parts 84₁And the bottom of the second three-dimensional shape part 33Width w of face 33b₂Is small. The flat gasket 91 is formed by applying a rubber solution or liquid rubber by screen printing. The flat gasket 91 may be formed by an ink-jet method, an impression method, or the like. The flat gasket 91 is molded from a rubber material such as silicone, EPDM, fluorine, or PIB.

The first three-dimensional portion 23 and the second three-dimensional portion 33 are both formed by press working. Therefore, in order to cope with dimensional errors during press working and positional shifts on a plane when the spacer members are joined, the following configuration is provided.

The width of the first three-dimensional shape portion 23 is smaller than the width of the second three-dimensional shape portion 33. The width of the bottom surface portion 23b of the first three-dimensional shape portion 23 is smaller than the width of the bottom surface portion 33b of the second three-dimensional shape portion 33. A gap c in the width direction is provided between the side surface portion 23a of the first three-dimensional shape portion 23 and the side surface portion 33a of the second three-dimensional shape portion 33 which face each other. Therefore, if the dimensional error or the positional deviation is within the range of the gap c, the dimensional error or the positional deviation can be absorbed, and therefore, the first three-dimensional shape portion 23 can be fitted into the second three-dimensional shape portion 33. When the first three-dimensional shape portion 23 is fitted into the three-dimensional shape fitting groove 34 and the first and second partition members 21 and 31 are joined, the bottom surface portion 23b of the first three-dimensional shape portion 23 and the bottom surface portion 33b of the second three-dimensional shape portion 33 are in contact with each other, but the side surface portion 23a of the first three-dimensional shape portion 23 and the side surface portion 33a of the second three-dimensional shape portion 33 are separated from each other without being in contact with each other.

The oxygen supply manifold seal 73A supplies oxygen from the supply manifold hole 13A to the reaction surface 12 during operation of the fuel cell. The oxygen gas discharge manifold seal portion 73B discharges oxygen gas from the reaction surface 12 to the discharge manifold hole 13B during operation of the fuel cell.

As shown in fig. 4A, a gap space 41 is provided in a part of the sealing periphery between the first three-dimensional shape portion 23 and the second three-dimensional shape portion 33. The first partition member 21 is provided with a first opening 42 and a second opening 43 at both ends of the gap space 41. Thus, the fluid flow path 44 is provided so as to cross the lip seal 81 and the flat seal 91 in the width direction. Oxygen flows in the fluid flow path 44.

The first three-dimensional shape portion 23 has a three-dimensional portion 45. The three-dimensional portion 45 is formed by press working. The three-dimensional portion 45 has a cross-sectional shape shown in fig. 4B over the bottom surface portion 23B of the first three-dimensional portion 23, the pair of side surface portions 23a, and the planar portions 22 on both sides of the first three-dimensional portion 23 in the width direction so as to cross the width direction of the first three-dimensional portion 23. The gap space 41 is a tunnel-like space by fitting the first three-dimensional portion 23 having the three-dimensional portion 45 into the second three-dimensional portion 33 and bringing the bottom portion 23b into contact with the bottom portion 33 b. As a result, as shown in fig. 5, a fluid flow path 44 for oxygen gas supply in the arrow direction is formed, which extends from the supply manifold hole 13A to the reaction surface 12 via the first opening 42, the gap space 41, and the second opening 43. Further, a fluid flow path 44 for oxygen gas discharge is formed in a direction opposite to the arrow from the reaction surface 12 to the discharge manifold hole 13B via the second opening 43, the gap space 41, and the first opening 42.

The hydrogen gas supply manifold seal portion 73C supplies hydrogen gas from the supply manifold hole 13C to the reaction surface 12 during operation of the fuel cell. The hydrogen gas discharge manifold seal portion 73D discharges hydrogen gas from the reaction surface 12 to the discharge manifold hole 13D during operation of the fuel cell.

As shown in fig. 6A, a gap space 51 is provided in a part of the sealing periphery between the first three-dimensional shape portion 23 and the second three-dimensional shape portion 33. The first opening 52 and the second opening 53 are provided in the second partition member 31 at both ends of the gap space 51, respectively. Thus, the fluid flow path 54 is provided so as to cross the lip gasket 81 and the flat gasket 91 in the width direction. Hydrogen gas flows in the fluid flow path 54.

The first three-dimensional shape portion 23 has a three-dimensional portion 55. The three-dimensional portion 55 is formed by press working. The three-dimensional portion 55 has a cross-sectional shape shown in fig. 6B over the bottom surface portion 23B of the first three-dimensional portion 23, the pair of side surface portions 23a, and the planar portions 22 on both sides of the first three-dimensional portion 23 in the width direction so as to cross the width direction of the first three-dimensional portion 23. The gap space 51 becomes a tunnel-like space by fitting the first three-dimensional shape portion 23 having the three-dimensional portion 55 into the second three-dimensional shape portion 33 and bringing the bottom surface portion 23b into contact with the bottom surface portion 33 b. As a result, as shown in fig. 7, a fluid passage 54 for supplying hydrogen gas in the direction of the arrow is formed, which extends from the supply manifold hole 13C to the reaction surface 12 via the first opening 52, the gap space 51, and the second opening 53. Further, a hydrogen gas discharge fluid channel 54 is formed in a direction opposite to the arrow from the reaction surface 12 to the discharge manifold hole 13D via the second opening 53, the gap space 51, and the first opening 52.

The cooling water supply manifold seal portion 73E supplies cooling water from the supply manifold hole 13E to the reaction surface 12 during operation of the fuel cell. The cooling water discharge manifold seal portion 73F discharges the cooling water from the reaction surface 12 to the discharge manifold hole 13F during operation of the fuel cell.

As shown in fig. 8A, a gap space 61 is provided in a part of the sealing periphery between the first three-dimensional shape portion 23 and the second three-dimensional shape portion 33. Thus, the fluid flow path 64 is provided so as to cross the lip seal 81 and the flat seal 91 in the width direction. The cooling water flows through the fluid flow path 64.

The first three-dimensional shape portion has a three-dimensional portion 65. The three-dimensional portion 65 is formed by press working. The three-dimensional portion 65 has a cross-sectional shape shown in fig. 8B over the bottom surface portion 23B of the first three-dimensional portion 23, the pair of side surface portions 23a, and the planar portions 22 on both sides of the first three-dimensional portion 23 in the width direction so as to cross the width direction of the first three-dimensional portion 23. The gap space 61 is a tunnel-like space by fitting the first three-dimensional shape portion 23 having the three-dimensional portion 65 into the second three-dimensional shape portion 33 and bringing the bottom surface portion 23b into contact with the bottom surface portion 33 b.

Cooling water is not a reactive substance, unlike oxygen and hydrogen. Therefore, the cooling water also passes through the interior of the bipolar separator (the internal space between the first separator member 21 and the second separator member 31) in the region of the reaction surface 12, and flows toward the discharge manifold hole 13F. Therefore, in the region on the reaction surface 12 side of the first three-dimensional portion 23 and the second three-dimensional portion 33, the internal space 66 having the same cross-sectional shape as the gap space 61 is also continuous with the gap space 61 between the first separator member 21 and the second separator member 31.

In the region of the supply manifold hole 13E and the region of the discharge manifold hole 13F, an internal space 67 having the same cross-sectional shape as the gap space 61 is also continuous with the gap space 61 between the first separator member 21 and the second separator member 31.

As a result, as shown in fig. 9, the fluid passage 64 for supplying cooling water in the arrow direction is formed, which extends from the supply manifold hole 13E to the internal space 66 via the internal space 67 and the gap space 61. Further, the fluid passage 64 for discharging the cooling water is formed in a direction opposite to the arrow from the internal space 66 to the discharge manifold hole 13F through the gap space 61 and the internal space 67.

As shown in fig. 10, instead of the internal space 67, the opening 62 may be provided in the region of the cooling water supply manifold hole 13E and the region of the cooling water discharge manifold hole 13F.

As shown in fig. 3, the separator-integrated gasket 1 of the present embodiment is assembled into a fuel cell stack together with an electrolyte membrane 101 and gas diffusion layers 102 and 103, which are constituent elements of a fuel cell. The electrolyte membrane 101 sandwiched between the pair of gas diffusion layers 102, 103 has a larger planar area than the gas diffusion layers 102, 103. Therefore, the electrolyte membrane 101 has a peripheral edge portion 101a protruding from the gas diffusion layers 102, 103. The peripheral edge portion 101a is sandwiched between the lip seal 81 and the flat seal 91. Thereby, the lip seal 81 and the flat seal 91 perform a sealing function so that oxygen, hydrogen, or cooling water does not leak.

The lip gasket 81 of the separator integrated gasket 1 of the present embodiment is integrally provided with a seal lip 83 on the plane of the gasket base 82. The flat gasket 91 is flat without a seal lip. Therefore, the lip gasket 81 has a height (thickness) larger than that of the flat gasket 91.

In the comparative example shown in fig. 13, the first and second diaphragm members 21, 31 are not provided with the three-dimensional portions, and the first and second diaphragm members 21, 31 are planar. In this case, due to the difference in height (thickness) between the lip gasket 81 and the flat gasket 91, the peripheral edge 101a of the electrolyte membrane 101 sandwiched between the lip gasket 81 and the flat gasket 91 is lifted in the thickness direction (upward in fig. 13) by the lip gasket 81 at the time of stack assembly, and accordingly deforms.

In contrast, in the separator integrated gasket 1 of the present embodiment, the first separator member 21 and the second separator member 31 have the three-dimensional portions 23 and 33, respectively. Therefore, as shown in fig. 3, when the stack assembly is performed, the peripheral edge portion 101a of the electrolyte membrane 101 sandwiched between the lip-shaped gasket 81 and the flat gasket 91 is not lifted in one direction of the thickness direction (upward in fig. 3) by the lip-shaped gasket 81, and the electrolyte membrane 101 is held substantially flat and is not largely deformed.

Therefore, the electrolyte membrane 101 is prevented from being lifted and deformed by the lip gasket 81, and the durability is prevented from being lowered.

The height of the three-dimensional portion 33 of the second separator member 31 is preferably equal to or substantially equal to the thickness of the gas diffusion layer 102 disposed between the second separator member 31 and the electrolyte membrane 101.

In the integrated gasket 1 for a separator according to the present embodiment, the width of the first three-dimensional shape portion 23 is smaller than the width of the second three-dimensional shape portion 33, and a gap c in the width direction is provided between the side surface portion 23a of the first three-dimensional shape portion 23 and the side surface portion 33a of the second three-dimensional shape portion 33 which face each other. Therefore, even if a dimensional error occurs during press working of the first and second spacer members 21, 31 or a positional deviation occurs in a plane when the first and second spacer members 21, 31 are joined, the first three-dimensional shape portion 23 can be fitted into the second three-dimensional shape portion 33.

The gasket 1 of the present embodiment is provided with the gap spaces 41, 51, and 61 in a part of the circumference between the bottom surface portion 23b of the first three-dimensional portion 23 and the bottom surface portion 33b of the second three-dimensional portion 33. Thereby, the fluid flow passages 44, 54, 64 crossing the lip gasket 81 and the flat gasket 91 in the width direction are formed. Reaction mass (O)₂、H₂) The cooling water flows from the supply manifold holes 13A, 13C, and 13E to the reaction surface 12 via the fluid passages 44, 54, and 64, and flows from the reaction surface 12 to the discharge manifold holes 13B and 13D,13F flows.

In the separator integrated gasket 1 of the present embodiment, the lip gasket 81 is provided with a pair of projecting receiving portions 84. The interval between the pair of receiving portions 84 is smaller than the width of the second three-dimensional shape portion 33. Therefore, as shown in fig. 3, both of the pair of receiving portions 84 simultaneously support the second three-dimensional shape portion 33 positioned thereabove. Therefore, as shown in fig. 11, even if local over-compression occurs during stack assembly, and the separators 11 are displaced from each other, the separators 11 can be prevented from being deformed or inclined, and the stacked plurality of separators 11 can be maintained in a parallel state.

In another embodiment, as shown in fig. 12, the receiving portion 84 may be omitted depending on the product specification or the like.

Description of the symbols

1 baffle integrated sealing gasket

11 baffle plate

12 reaction surface

13 manifold hole

Manifold hole for 13A oxygen supply

Manifold hole for 13B oxygen discharge

Manifold hole for 13C hydrogen gas supply

Manifold hole for 13D hydrogen gas discharge

Manifold hole for 13E cooling water supply

Manifold hole for discharging 13F cooling water

21 first separator Member

22. 32 plane portion

23 first three-dimensional shape portion

23a, 33a side surface parts

23b, 33b bottom surface parts

24 gasket mounting groove

31 second separator member

33 second three-dimensional shape portion

34 three-dimensional engaging groove

35 joint part

41. 51, 61 gap space

42. 43, 52, 53, 62 openings

44. 54, 64 fluid flow path

45. 55, 65 three-dimensional part

66. 67 inner space

71 sealing gasket

72 peripheral seal portion

73 manifold seal

Manifold seal for 73A oxygen supply

73B manifold seal for oxygen discharge

Manifold sealing part for 73C hydrogen supply

73D manifold sealing part for discharging hydrogen

73E manifold seal for cooling water supply

73F cooling water discharge manifold seal

81 lip gasket

82 gasket base

83 sealing lip

84 receiving part

91 flat gasket

101 electrolyte membrane

101a peripheral edge portion

102. 103 gas diffusion layer

c gap