Mobile Toilets in Tibetan Scenic Areas
Mobile toilets in Tibetan scenic areas feature modular structures, efficient resource utilization, and diverse types.
Modular Structure: Mobile toilets in Tibetan scenic areas adopt a modular design, primarily consisting of three major modules: a treatment unit, a storage unit, and an auxiliary system. The treatment unit transforms solid waste through biodegradation or physical separation methods, equipped with an independent urine diversion device to avoid increased load from mixed treatment. In areas above 4,000 meters in altitude, the biodegradation unit requires a pressure regulation device to maintain reaction efficiency. The storage unit is divided into two isolated chambers to temporarily store solid decomposition products and liquids separately, reducing odor diffusion; its insulation layer is typically doubled in thickness compared to low-altitude regions to ensure that waste does not freeze in winter, affecting removal. The auxiliary system includes ventilation and solar power supply equipment. The ventilation system employs a passive air duct design, utilizing natural air pressure differences in high-altitude areas to achieve air circulation without continuous power consumption.
Efficient Water Resource Utilization: Mobile toilets in Tibetan scenic areas adopt a closed-loop design, where wastewater from handwashing is filtered and recycled into the flushing system. Each use consumes less than 0.5 liters of water, far below the 15 liters used by traditional flush toilets. During winter when water supply pipes are prone to freezing, the system can switch to a waterless mode, using biodegradable materials to cover waste and control odors.
Cleaning and Maintenance Standards: Cleaning and maintenance follow a zoned and tiered operational procedure. The solid storage area is cleaned once a month, while the liquid storage area requires weekly disinfection. All cleaning agents are selected for their high biodegradability. Waste is transported using dedicated sealed containers to designated treatment stations for further harmless disposal.
Diverse Types: There is also an outdoor finished mobile public toilet type for Tibetan scenic areas, priced at 1200 yuan per unit, with a delivery time of 5 days, a total supply of 780 units, freight negotiable, and a minimum order quantity of 1 unit. It is a factory product with customizable materials, a complete range of specifications, nationwide delivery, and customizable processing. It comes in various models and colors, with exterior dimensions made according to drawings, suitable for multiple fields. It is of the assembled type, equipped with squat toilets, handwashing basins, door locks, light bulbs, exhaust fans, etc. The floor is non-slip, and the supply covers multiple regions in Tibet. Additionally, there is a 6-unit row outdoor restroom for scenic campgrounds and parks, featuring a galvanized steel frame structure with waterproof asphalt shingles on top. It can be moved with a crane, has toilets and wall panels in the same color, uses stainless steel door locks, and includes squat toilets, handwashing basins, exhaust fans, and ceiling lights inside.
