Fluid trap and method of separating fluids

A fluid trap apparatus comprising:

• an outer wall defining an interior chamber;
• an inlet extending from the outer wall into the interior chamber, the inlet configured to receive a flow of a composite fluid into the apparatus, the composite fluid having at least a first fluid and a second fluid;
• a flow diffuser interposed within the interior chamber and adjacent the inlet, the flow diffuser configured to change a direction of a flow of the composite fluid to separate the first fluid and the second fluid as the composite fluid circulates through the interior chamber;
• a first outlet integrated with the outer wall, the first outlet configured to expel a flow of the separated first fluid out of the apparatus;
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• an outlet seal configurable to at least partially occlude the first outlet.

A fluid trap apparatus comprising:

• an outer wall defining an interior chamber;
• an inlet extending from the outer wall into the interior chamber, the inlet configured to receive a flow of a composite fluid into the apparatus, the composite fluid having at least a first fluid and a second fluid;
• a flow diffuser interposed centrally within the interior chamber and adjacent the inlet, the flow diffuser configured to change a direction of a flow of the composite fluid to separate the first fluid and the second fluid as the composite fluid circulates through the interior chamber;
• a first outlet integrated with the outer wall, the first outlet configured to expel a flow of the separated first fluid out of the fluid trap apparatus;
• a second outlet integrated with the outer wall, the second outlet configured to expel a flow of the separated second fluid out of the fluid trap apparatus;
• and
• a third outlet integrated with the outer wall, the third outlet configured to expel the flow of the separated second fluid out of the fluid trap apparatus.