Hydrogen gas filling method and hydrogen station

1. A hydrogen gas filling method, comprising:

detecting two or more target banks among a plurality of banks, each target bank being a bank of the plurality of banks which has a pressure that is below a predetermined pressure, the two or more target banks being detected at a same time point;

for each target bank, calculating a hydrogen gas filling amount necessary for the target bank to be completely filled, and determining a necessary filling time for the target bank to be completely filled based on the calculated hydrogen gas filling amount;

selecting the target bank having a shortest necessary filling time as a filling bank; and

supplying hydrogen gas to the selected filling bank from a compressor.

2. The hydrogen gas filling method according to claim 1 , wherein the plurality of banks includes at least one bank having a capacity that is different from that of other banks of the plurality of banks.

3. A hydrogen gas filling method, comprising:

detecting two or more target banks among a plurality of banks, each target bank being a bank of the plurality of banks which has a pressure that is below a predetermined pressure, the two or more target banks being detected at a same time point;

comparing a predetermined criterion for each target bank so as to determine the target bank having a shortest necessary filling time to be completely filled, wherein the predetermined is based on a predetermined relationship between the pressure of each bank and a necessary filling time for each bank to be completely filled;

selecting the target bank having the shortest necessary filling time as a filling bank; and

supplying hydrogen gas to the selected filling bank from a compressor.

4. The hydrogen gas filling method according to claim 3 , wherein the plurality of banks includes at least one bank having a capacity that is different from that of other banks of the plurality of banks.

5. A hydrogen gas filling method, comprising:

supplying hydrogen gas to a fuel cell vehicle (FCV) that is a predetermined hydrogen supply destination from one bank of a plurality of banks, wherein the plurality of banks includes at least one bank having a capacity that is different from that of other banks of the plurality of banks;

while supplying hydrogen gas to the FCV, detecting two or more target banks among the plurality of banks, each target bank being a bank of the plurality of banks which has a pressure that is below a predetermined pressure, the two or more target banks being detected at a same time point;

selecting the target bank having a shortest necessary filling time to be completely filled as a filling bank;

supplying hydrogen gas to the selected filling bank from a compressor; and

selecting a different target bank as the filling bank when either hydrogen gas supply to the FCV completes, or the different target bank becomes the target bank having the shortest necessary filling time to be completely filled.

6. A hydrogen gas filling method, comprising:

hydrogen gas to a fuel cell vehicle (FCV) that is a predetermined hydrogen supply destination from one bank of a plurality of banks, wherein the plurality of banks includes at least one bank having a capacity that is different from that of other banks of the plurality of banks;

while supplying hydrogen gas to the FCV, detecting two or more target banks among the plurality of banks, each target bank being a bank of the plurality of banks which has a pressure that is below a predetermined pressure, the two or more target banks being detected at a same time point;

selecting a bank that can supply the hydrogen gas most efficiently as a bank that performs hydrogen gas supply to the FCV, by considering a hydrogen gas amount necessary until full-filling of the FCV, and a capacity and a hydrogen residual pressure of each bank;

selecting a target bank as a filling bank, wherein the selected target bank is the target bank having a shortest necessary filling time to be completely filled of all target banks other than the bank that can supply the hydrogen gas most efficiently; and

supplying hydrogen gas to the selected filling bank from a compressor.

7. A hydrogen station comprising:

an accumulator unit having a plurality of banks, the plurality of banks including at least one bank having a capacity that is different from that of other banks of the plurality of banks;

a compressor unit connected to the accumulator unit and configured to supply hydrogen gas to the accumulator unit;

a dispenser unit configured to supply hydrogen gas to a fuel cell vehicle (FCV) from one bank of the plurality of banks;

a controller configured to determine whether one or more banks of the plurality of banks is a target bank, each target bank being a bank of the plurality of banks which has a pressure that is below a predetermined pressure; and

a valve unit configured to control a supply of hydrogen gas from the compressor to the plurality of banks of the accumulator unit, such that

when only the one bank is determined to be a target bank, hydrogen gas is supplied to the target bank from the compressor while continuing to supply hydrogen gas to the FCV, and

when plural banks are determined to be target banks at a same time point, hydrogen gas is supplied from the compressor to the target bank having a shortest necessary filling time to be completely filled, and hydrogen gas is supplied to a different target bank when either hydrogen gas supply to the FCV is completed, or the different target bank becomes the target bank having the shortest necessary filling time to be completely filled.