Mobile Toilet Atlas Standard

For the atlas standard of mobile toilets, refer to 'CJ/T 378 - 2011 Portable Toilets'. This standard provides detailed specifications for the design and production of mobile toilets.

Standard Basic Information

'CJ/T 378 - 2011 Portable Toilets' is an atlas standard for urban and rural construction in the People's Republic of China. It was promulgated on November 25, 2011, and officially implemented on May 1, 2012. Presented in PDF format as a complete electronic version, this atlas consists of 16 pages and offers comprehensive and systematic guidance for the design and production of portable toilets.

Standard Coverage

• Scope of the Standard: Clearly defines the types of portable toilets and related scenarios to which this standard applies, delineating the application boundaries of the standard in the field of portable toilets to ensure that design and production activities are carried out within a unified regulatory framework.
• Normative References: Lists other relevant standards and documents that need to be followed during the design and production of portable toilets. These references provide a broader basis and support for the various indicators and requirements of portable toilets, ensuring that they meet multi-faceted regulatory requirements.
• Term Definitions: Provides clear and accurate definitions of professional terms related to portable toilets to avoid misunderstandings due to differences in term interpretation during the design and production process, ensuring that all parties use a unified language during communication and collaboration.
• Classification and Marking: Classifies portable toilets based on their different characteristics, such as structural form and usage function, and assigns specific markings to each type. This facilitates accurate identification and management of portable toilets during the design and production process, making it convenient for subsequent selection, installation, and maintenance work.
• Requirements: This is the core content of the standard, setting out specific requirements for the design, material selection, structural performance, sanitary facilities, and safety protection of portable toilets. For example, in terms of design, usability and spatial rationality should be considered; materials should possess characteristics such as durability and environmental friendliness; the structure should ensure stability and safety; sanitary facilities should meet basic cleaning and usage needs; and safety protection should cover aspects such as fire prevention and slip resistance, comprehensively ensuring the quality and safety of portable toilets.