Qingyang Outdoor Mobile Toilet
The Qingyang outdoor mobile toilet is a modular sanitation facility designed specifically for the unique geographical conditions of the Loess Plateau, achieving a balance between environmental adaptability, efficient resource utilization, and ecological protection through technological innovation.

I. Terrain Adaptability Design
Located on the Loess Plateau, Qingyang features a rugged landscape with deep gullies and ridges, making traditional fixed toilets costly to build and difficult to maintain. The mobile toilet employs a modular chassis structure that allows flexible adjustment of support point heights to accommodate uneven terrain. Its lightweight composite material body (e.g., fiberglass-reinforced resin) not only reduces transportation challenges but also features a specially adjusted linear expansion coefficient to maintain joint sealing under large temperature variations between day and night, preventing soil contamination from leaks.
II. Resource Recycling and Environmental Protection Technologies
- Water Supply System: A dual-cycle filtration mechanism removes impurities and odors through physical sedimentation (primary) and activated carbon adsorption (secondary), improving single-use water efficiency by 40% compared to early water storage tank models and reducing water consumption.
- Waste Collection and Treatment: Negative pressure collection technology combined with oxidation decomposition containers converts organic waste into neutral ash, reducing residual volume to just 15% of the original waste and significantly lowering collection frequency.
- Energy Supply: Photovoltaic panels and wind power supplements provide at least 60% of daily energy needs, with a power management module automatically adjusting ventilation fan and lighting power. At night, it switches to low-power LED mode, reducing reliance on external power grids.
- Gas Treatment: Methane gas is converted into carbon dioxide and water via a small burner, with the generated heat used to maintain optimal temperatures for biodegradation bacteria, achieving closed-loop energy utilization.
III. Intelligent Maintenance and User Experience
Sensor networks monitor capacity and treatment efficiency in real-time, automatically prompting for bacterial agent replenishment when biodegradation efficiency falls below thresholds. Fog spray cleaning and disinfection modes save 70% more water than traditional flushing. The user interface prioritizes safety and comfort: a gently sloped entrance with anti-slip textures, space expansion via mirror reflection principles, UV-disinfecting hooks, foldable storage shelves, and ergonomic handrail systems enhance usability.
IV. Material Science and Cost Diversity
The toilet body uses fiberglass-reinforced resin, offering superior weather resistance compared to traditional metal materials. Its surface micro-nano anti-fouling coating reduces cleaning agent usage by approximately 80%. Product types include waterless ecological toilets and rural toilets, with wholesale prices ranging from 560 yuan to 12,000 yuan, meeting diverse scenario demands.




