Yangquan Mobile Toilet Specifications
There are three main types of specifications for mobile toilets in Yangquan, as detailed below:
The first type is the three-compartment toilet in Yangquan, Shanxi, with its core specification parameters focusing on volume design. The overall volume of this type of toilet should be no less than 1.5m³, which is the minimum capacity required to meet basic usage needs and hygiene standards. In terms of internal structure, the volume ratio of each compartment follows the principle of 2:1:3, a ratio designed based on the different stages of fecal treatment. The first compartment primarily receives fresh feces and requires a larger volume for initial fermentation and sedimentation; the second compartment has a relatively smaller volume for further fermentation and decomposition; the third compartment stores relatively harmless substances after thorough treatment, with a larger volume ensuring a longer usage cycle and reducing the frequency of cleaning.
The second type is the color-steel mobile toilet in Yangquan, with specifications mainly reflected in external dimensions. There are two common sizes: 110011002300mm and 120012002300mm. Here, the size data represents length, width, and height respectively, in millimeters. This size design takes into account both the rationality of internal usage space, ensuring sufficient activity space for users inside the toilet, and the convenience of mobility and installation. Color-steel material is relatively lightweight, has high strength, and is corrosion-resistant, making this type of mobile toilet easy to transport and quickly set up in different locations.
The third type is the Yangquan mobile restroom (frame-type modular structure), with a单体 (individual unit) size of 3.2m×2.4m×2.8m (length×width×height). This relatively large individual size provides ample space for the arrangement of internal facilities, allowing for the installation of complete sanitary facilities such as toilets and sinks to meet higher usage demands. At the same time, the frame-type modular structure offers unique advantages, as it can be flexibly combined according to actual needs to form multi-unit restrooms. For example, in crowded venues, multiple individual units can be combined to increase the number of toilet stalls and improve usage efficiency; in spaces with limited area or where fewer people are using the facilities, a single unit can also be used independently, demonstrating strong adaptability and flexibility.
