Liaoning Flush-type Mobile Toilet

There are flush-type mobile toilets in Liaoning, and the following is an introduction from aspects such as supply, structure, and cost:

Supply Situation

In Liaoning, there are enterprises that supply flush-type mobile toilets. For example, Shenyang Jintongchuang Traffic Facilities Engineering Co., Ltd. supplies flush-type mobile toilets such as Anshan mobile toilets and mobile restrooms for scenic spots. The flush-type mobile toilets from this company are produced/branded as Shenyang Jintongchuang, with the model number tc - ydcs. The material used is metal carved panels, which have certain durability and aesthetic appeal and can adapt to different usage environments.

Internal Structure

Flush-type mobile toilets are equipped with a flushing device inside, which is an important feature that distinguishes them from other types of mobile toilets. Usually, the water tank is placed on the top of the toilet, and water flows down by gravity for flushing. A sewage tank is set at the bottom of the toilet to collect the sewage after flushing. However, the capacity of the sewage tank in such mobile toilets is relatively small. When the number of users reaches the specified limit, the sewage tank needs to be pumped out in a timely manner. Otherwise, sewage overflow may occur, affecting the normal use of the toilet and the surrounding environmental hygiene.

Cost Situation

Taking the flush public toilets that appear in rural markets in Liaoyang, Liaoning as an example, their construction cost is relatively high, requiring at least 100,000 - 200,000 yuan. This is mainly because flush public toilets need to build a complete flushing system, sewage collection and treatment system, as well as corresponding building structures. Moreover, the subsequent maintenance costs are not low, with annual maintenance costs amounting to tens of thousands of yuan. The maintenance costs mainly include the wages for cleaning to ensure the cleanliness inside the toilet; water and electricity bills are also a significant expense, with the water and electricity costs equivalent to those of 50 households. This is because the flushing device requires a continuous supply of water, and at the same time, lighting, ventilation, and other equipment also require electricity; in winter, in order to ensure the normal use of the toilet, electric heating methods are also needed, which further increases the operating costs.