Abstract: A fuel cell system includes a fuel cell stack; a fuel gas supply pipe supplying a fuel gas to the fuel cell stack; an injector injecting the fuel gas supplied from the fuel gas supply pipe into the fuel cell stack through a piping unit; and a buffer part located at an upstream side of the injector and being capable of circulating the fuel gas. The buffer part includes: a manifold; and a buffer tank connected to the manifold and circulating the fuel gas, and the manifold is disposed between the fuel gas supply pipe and the piping unit.

Abstract: A fuel cell system structure includes: a fuel cell driving system including a fuel cell case for accommodating a fuel cell stack and a driving unit for driving a target to be driven; and a connecting member connecting the fuel cell case and the driving unit. The fuel cell case includes an extended part extending from a surface facing the connecting member, and the extended part is fixed on the connecting member.

Abstract: A fuel cell vehicle includes a fuel cell stack, a hydrogen gas supply pipe for supplying a hydrogen gas to the fuel cell stack, and injectors provided at positions along the hydrogen gas supply pipe, for injecting the hydrogen gas to the fuel cell stack. The hydrogen gas supply pipe includes a buffer, provided on the upstream side of the injectors, and the hydrogen gas can flow through the buffer. The buffer includes a branch pipe branched from the hydrogen gas supply pipe, and the buffer tank coupled to the branch pipe so as to allow the hydrogen gas to flow through the buffer tank.

Abstract: In a mounting structure for a fuel cell drive system, a mount member includes a first mount and a second mount. The first mount connects the first end of a stack case to the first frame. The second mount connects the second end of an auxiliary device case to the second frame. The fuel cell drive system includes a first connecting member and a second connecting member. The first connecting member connects the stack case and a motor to each other. The second connecting member connects the auxiliary device case and a speed reducer to each other.

Abstract: A fuel cell vehicle includes a fuel cell stack, a hydrogen gas supply pipe for supplying a hydrogen gas to the fuel cell stack, and injectors provided at positions along the hydrogen gas supply pipe, for injecting the hydrogen gas to the fuel cell stack. The hydrogen gas supply pipe includes a buffer, provided on the upstream side of the injectors, and the hydrogen gas can flow through the buffer. The buffer includes a branch pipe branched from the hydrogen gas supply pipe, and the buffer tank coupled to the branch pipe so as to allow the hydrogen gas to flow through the buffer tank.