This utility model relates to the field of water separator technology, and more particularly to a water separator suitable for high-power systems. It includes a water separator housing, within which a horizontal partition at the bottom divides the space into an upper gas circulation chamber and a lower
water storage chamber. The horizontal partition has several drainage holes. The gas circulation chamber is divided into an inlet chamber and an exhaust chamber by a vertical partition. A
hydrogen return inlet is located on the upper part of one side of the inlet chamber. Several downwardly inclined inlet baffles are staggered on the side wall of the inlet chamber, and several upwardly inclined exhaust baffles are staggered on the side wall of the exhaust chamber. The top of each exhaust baffle has a downwardly curved barb. Stepped structures are also provided on the side walls of the inlet and exhaust chambers. Even with a large gas flow rate in a high-power fuel
cell system, this design can improve water separation efficiency, effectively separating
hydrogen from water, preventing large amounts of water from entering the
hydrogen circulation pump and fuel
cell stack, thus ensuring the stability of the hydrogen circulation pump and fuel
cell system.