China Mobile Toilet Flushing Types

The flushing types of China Mobile toilets mainly include water-flush, waterless suction, and recycled water-flush types. Here is a detailed introduction to these types:

Water-flush mobile toilets: This is a relatively traditional type. Its working principle is similar to that of ordinary water-flush toilets, where feces and other excreta are flushed into a septic tank or sewage pipeline through water flow. This type of mobile toilet is easy to use and has a good cleaning effect, but it requires connection to a water source and sewage discharge system, has certain requirements for the usage environment, and consumes a relatively large amount of water per flush.

Waterless suction mobile toilets: This type of mobile toilet does not require water for flushing. It uses a vacuum suction device to quickly suck feces and other excreta into a collection container through strong suction power after they are produced. This type of toilet is suitable for places with scarce water resources or where it is impossible to connect to a water source, such as some remote areas and野外作业场地 (field operation sites). However, its collection container needs to be regularly cleaned and transported for treatment, and the operating cost is relatively high.

Recycled water-flush mobile toilets: This is a relatively advanced and environmentally friendly type. It is equipped with an advanced biochemical treatment device that uses microbial degradation technology to decompose feces in a harmless manner. During this process, the organic matter in feces is decomposed by microorganisms into harmless substances such as carbon dioxide and water. At the same time, the device deeply purifies the reclaimed water produced to meet the flushing standard. The entire system forms a closed-loop water resource circulation internally, and the water consumption per use is only a very small proportion of that of traditional methods, greatly saving water resources and reducing dependence on external sewage discharge systems. It is suitable for places with high environmental protection requirements and tight water resources, such as large-scale event sites and tourist attractions.