This invention relates to an integrated renewable fuel
cell system, comprising: a URFC stack for electrolyzing water to generate
hydrogen and
oxygen in
electrolysis mode and consuming
hydrogen and
oxygen to generate
electricity in fuel
cell mode; a
gas management module including a
hydrogen supply circuit, an
oxygen supply circuit, and three purge gas circuits, respectively connected to the URFC stack, for providing hydrogen, oxygen, and purge gas for power generation; a water management module including a low-pressure water tank, a high-pressure water tank, a makeup water tank, and a gas-liquid separator, for providing cooling water, electrolyzed water, and their recycling; a sensing module including a
pressure sensor, a flow sensor, and a temperature sensor, for acquiring
system operating parameters in real time; and a circuit control module for receiving data from the sensing module and executing the linkage control of power supply and valves according to preset logic. Compared with the prior art, this invention improves the
system's
operational stability and the
utilization rate of reactant gas and electrolyzed water by dynamically adjusting
valve opening and closing and
system pressure and temperature. This invention'
s system has advantages such as high
automation, long service life, and strong environmental adaptability, and is suitable for multiple fields such as
aerospace energy storage, smart grids, and high-efficiency energy conversion.