This utility model relates to the field of
hydrogen energy storage cylinder technology, specifically a
hydrogen energy storage cylinder with a pressure relief structure. It includes a cylinder body, a pressure relief
assembly, and an
energy recovery assembly. The
energy recovery assembly includes a
turbine tube,
impeller blades, and a motor. A fixed shell is fixedly connected to the center of the
turbine tube, and the lower surface of the fixed shell is fixedly connected to the motor. A
drive shaft is rotatably connected inside the motor, passing through the fixed shell and extending to its upper surface. When the
cylinder pressure is too high, the pressure relief assembly opens, allowing high-pressure
hydrogen to enter the
turbine tube, driving the
impeller blades to rotate. The blades, through a pull rod and a fixed ring, drive the
drive shaft to rotate, thus driving the motor to generate
electricity and recover energy. Pulling the pull rod adjusts the blade angle, changing the hydrogen thrust effect and affecting the
drive shaft speed and
energy recovery efficiency. The pressure relief assembly can release excessive pressure in a timely manner, ensuring cylinder safety. Utilizing the pressure relief energy to generate
electricity improves energy efficiency.