Yuelu Mountain Mobile Toilet
The mobile toilets on Yuelu Mountain feature customization and intelligence, effectively meeting the needs of tourists.
New Procurement Project Overview
The procurement project for the construction of mobile public toilets along the cultural and tourism trails in Yuelu District, Changsha City, was awarded to Jiangsu Zhongxiangyun Environmental Technology Co., Ltd. The company is responsible for providing customized mobile toilet equipment for the cultural and tourism trails along the Xiang River and the forest slow-walking greenways in Yuelu District, covering a series of tasks including production, logistics and transportation, on-site installation and commissioning, and long-term maintenance, ensuring comprehensive protection for the mobile toilets from installation to subsequent use.
Customized Solution Features
Considering the humid and hot climate in Changsha and the limited space of the forest trails, Zhongxiangyun has customized lightweight modular mobile toilets. In terms of craftsmanship, the toilet bodies adopt anti-corrosion and waterproof processes, effectively resisting erosion from humid environments and extending service life. Meanwhile, they are equipped with intelligent biological deodorization and negative pressure exhaust systems, efficiently removing toilet odors and maintaining fresh air. Water-saving sanitary ware is installed, aligning with the concept of environmental protection and energy conservation. Depending on the conditions of the local pipeline network, two modes—sewage connection to the municipal pipeline network or closed tank storage and transfer—can be flexibly selected to meet the needs of different sites. The exterior design integrates the simple landscape style of Hunan, with soft colors that harmonize with the surrounding environment. Additionally, barrier-free toilet compartments and emergency call devices are included, reflecting humanized design and facilitating use by special groups.
Smart Toilet Highlights
The Yuelu Mountain corridor toilets were reopened after upgrading before the Double Festivals holiday, showcasing a new image of intelligence and ecology. The upgraded toilets have reasonably planned toilet stalls, with 12 stalls for women and 13 stalls for men, equipped with standardized third toilets and independent washing areas to meet the needs of different groups. Facilities such as non-slip vacuum stone and automatic sensor faucets are used to enhance safety and convenience. Three systems—aromatherapy, air curtain fresh air, and negative pressure exhaust—are installed to effectively solve odor and humidity issues. Lighting and exhaust can be remotely controlled from the background, and the intelligent system can monitor environmental data and analyze foot traffic, enabling management personnel to promptly grasp toilet usage and conduct reasonable scheduling and maintenance.
