Zhenjiang Municipal Environmental Protection Mobile Toilet

The Zhenjiang Municipal Environmental Protection Mobile Toilet is supplied by Chongqing Xin'an Landscape Facilities Co., Ltd. It features environmental protection, water conservation, and easy deployment, and requires adherence to specific usage requirements.

I. Supplier Chongqing Xin'an Landscape Facilities Co., Ltd. specializes in the research and development, production, and sales of municipal and sanitation facilities and equipment, providing Zhenjiang with environmentally friendly mobile toilet products.

II. Core Technologies and Advantages

1. Microbial Degradation Technology: Utilizes specially formulated bacteria to decompose organic matter in excreta into carbon dioxide, water, and inorganic salts. The closed treatment process produces almost no odor, with minimal residue that requires cleaning only every few months, reducing collection and transportation pressure and highlighting its environmental friendliness.
2. Foam Sealing and Water-Saving Technology: Replaces traditional flushing with specially formulated foaming liquid. The foam covers the toilet bowl, sealing in odors and facilitating the sliding of excreta. Only a small amount of water is needed for foaming each time, achieving a water-saving rate of over 98%.
3. Vacuum Suction Technology: Draws inspiration from the toilet systems of high-speed trains and airplanes, using a vacuum pump to create negative pressure and suction excreta into a collection tank with just 0.5 liters of water. This technology is water-saving and prevents pipe blockages, although it requires higher equipment costs and stable power supply.
4. Structure and Mobility: Constructed from high-strength fiberglass, stainless steel, or alloy materials into an integrated box-type structure. Internal facilities are installed at the factory, enabling rapid deployment and adaptability to temporary or emergency scenarios.

III. Usage Requirements

1. Excreta Treatment: Feces and urine must be collected separately, with urine not allowed to flow into the fecal storage tank. After defecation, ash (such as plant ash or sawdust) should be added at a ratio of 2-3 times the amount of feces to inhibit fly and insect breeding.
2. Sanitation Management: Toilet paper should be placed in a basket and burned when full; cigarette butts should be disposed of in an ashtray. The toilet seat should be covered with a lid when not in use and uncovered during use. Urination should be done in designated areas.
3. Space Utilization: Public toilets should be marked for men and women but have doors that open independently, allowing for mixed use in emergencies. Outdoor public toilets with urine separation should be equipped with partitions and covered with gravel to prevent blockages and odor emission, with regular flushing.
4. Fecal Storage and Fertilization: The fecal storage pit must be tightly sealed to prevent leakage. If it becomes too wet, dry ash or quicklime should be added. Feces should be stored for 0.5-1 year (without mixing old and new feces in a single pit). Urine should be stored for 7-10 days and then diluted 5 times for fertilization, with the storage time shortened in summer.