This utility model belongs to the field of one-way valves, specifically a one-way valve for a vehicle-mounted
hydrogen supply device, including a valve body and a
valve stem. The valve body has a sliding cavity inside, and a valve chamber is formed at the end of the sliding cavity. The
valve stem is slidably connected to the inside of the sliding cavity. An outlet
pipe is fixedly connected to the side of the valve chamber, and an inlet
pipe is fixedly connected to the side of the sliding cavity. The
valve stem has a through hole inside, and a through groove is formed at one end of the through hole. In use,
hydrogen is injected into the sliding cavity, then passes through the through groove into the through hole, and then enters the valve chamber through the vent hole on the valve stem, before being discharged from the outlet
pipe. When
hydrogen flows back, a spring pulls the valve stem to move, causing the valve stem to fit against the inner wall of the valve chamber, and the end of the vent hole blocks the valve chamber, thereby
cutting off the
hydrogen flow channel. With this structural design, the hydrogen does not contact the spring, thus reducing the possibility of hydrogen causing contact with the elastic spring and producing a whistling sound.