Mobile Toilet with Fecal Pool

A mobile toilet with a fecal pool is a facility that can be moved as a whole and placed at fixed or temporary locations to provide public toilet services. Some products can be customized as needed.

Structural Composition

A mobile toilet generally consists of a fecal sewage storage tank (or fecal sewage treatment device), flooring, sanitary ware, walls, washing equipment, water tanks, roofs, and mobile devices. Taking a new integrated toilet with a washing room and a fecal pool for a scenic-area cruise ship as an example, its interior is divided into two rooms. One is a shower room with a spacious interior. The showerhead and faucet are installed and ready for use once connected to the water pipe. The floor tiles on one side of the showerhead are tilted to direct water flow to the drain. The floor is made of anti-slip, wear-resistant, and durable marble tiles. The faucet is made of 304 stainless steel, and the showerhead can adjust the water output size. The box has good sealing and will not leak water or air. The other room has a pedestal sink at the entrance, which is simple and elegant. The sink is equipped with a 304 stainless steel faucet. Inside, there is a men's urinal with the flush valve already installed. The ceiling is made of corrugated tiles, and the drain is located below the toilet steps for easy water drainage. The floor is also made of marble tiles, and partitions are installed in the toilet to protect personal privacy.

Materials and Structural Forms

In terms of materials, options for mobile toilets with fecal pools include fiberglass and cement. Different materials have different characteristics. Fiberglass is lightweight and corrosion-resistant, while cement is sturdy and durable. In terms of structural forms, there are integrated winding types, buried types, assembled types, spliced types, and molded types. The integrated winding type has high structural strength and good sealing; the buried type saves ground space; the assembled type is convenient for transportation and installation; the spliced type can be flexibly combined according to needs; and the molded type has high production efficiency and stable quality.

Types of Sedimentation Tanks

There are types of sedimentation tanks such as horizontal-flow sedimentation tanks and natural sedimentation. Horizontal-flow sedimentation tanks use the horizontal flow of water to make suspended solids settle under the action of gravity, with advantages such as good treatment effect and simple structure. Natural sedimentation relies on gravity to make solid particles in sewage settle naturally, suitable for treating sewage with a low content of suspended solids.