Mobile Toilet Feces Sealed Collection
There are mainly three methods for the sealed collection of feces in mobile toilets: packaged treatment, feces box collection, and integrated feces storage box collection.
Packaged treatment: Staff first place a biodegradable garbage bag inside the simple mobile toilet to collect feces. This type of garbage bag has good sealing and environmental protection properties. Its sealing property effectively prevents the leakage of feces odor and liquid, avoiding pollution to the surrounding environment; its environmental protection property is reflected in the fact that the garbage bag can naturally degrade and will not exist in the environment for a long time like traditional plastic bags. When the feces are collected to a certain extent, staff only need to tie the bag tightly and can directly transport it to a specialized treatment plant. Moreover, packaged toilets use biodegradable plastic bags to receive excreta, and a new bag is automatically replaced after each use. The feces and plastic bags are collected together and transported to the treatment plant for harmless treatment. This method is simple to operate and can effectively ensure the sealing during the feces collection process.
Feces box collection: A dedicated feces collection box is set up inside the toilet. When the feces are full, the feces box is taken out for cleaning and treatment. This method is relatively flexible and is suitable for places that lack fixed drainage facilities but require long-term use of mobile toilets. For example, in some outdoor construction sites and large-scale event venues, due to the lack of fixed sewage discharge pipes, using feces boxes to collect feces can not only meet people's toilet needs but also facilitate subsequent feces treatment. Moreover, the size of the feces box can be customized according to actual usage to meet the needs of different places and different usage frequencies.
Integrated feces storage box collection: In water-flush mobile toilets, the waste is flushed into the integrated feces storage box at the bottom. The feces storage box is usually made of high-strength fiberglass or polyethylene, which has anti-corrosion and anti-leakage properties and has extremely well-sealed delivery and suction ports. During the use of the toilet, the waste is temporarily and safely stored in it without leakage, ensuring the hygiene of the surrounding environment. When the feces storage box is almost full, the feces can be drawn out through the suction port and transported to the treatment site for further treatment.
