How to Flush Feces in Mobile Toilets

There are mainly two types of flushing methods for feces in mobile toilets: high-pressure air-water flushing and foam flushing.

High-Pressure Air-Water Flushing

This flushing method utilizes high-pressure water flow and gas to clean the inner walls of the toilet bowl. With its strong flushing pressure and wide coverage, it can effectively remove feces and other contaminants from the toilet bowl. Moreover, it only requires one-fifth of the water used in conventional flushing, significantly conserving water resources. The flushing control is achieved through the collaboration of an infrared sensor and a computerized intelligent system. When someone finishes using the mobile toilet, the infrared sensor detects the person's departure and transmits the signal to the computerized intelligent system. Upon receiving the signal, the system immediately activates the high-pressure air-water flushing device for automatic flushing, ensuring timely and effective cleaning of the toilet bowl after each use.

Foam Flushing

The foam flushing method involves installing an automatic foam generator in the equipment room, which covers the surface of the toilet bowl with a layer of snow-white foam. The uniqueness of this process lies in its use of foam generated from a mixture to replace conventional flushing water. The foam has a certain viscosity and coverage, which can wrap around feces and prevent them from adhering to the inner walls of the toilet bowl, achieving a cleaning effect. Simultaneously, the foam blocks the emission of odors, maintaining a relatively fresh air environment inside the mobile toilet and enhancing user comfort. Furthermore, since it does not require a large amount of water for flushing, this method also significantly conserves water resources, aligning with the principles of environmental protection and energy conservation.

In addition to these two flushing methods, mobile toilets also employ various feces treatment methods, such as microbial treatment, recirculating water flushing, dry packing, foam sealing, and water and waterless flushing suction types. However, these methods primarily focus on the subsequent treatment of feces rather than the flushing process.