Taiyuan Mobile Bus Toilet

The Taiyuan mobile bus toilet is a movable sanitation unit that uses a large vehicle as its carrier and is equipped with a complete sanitation system inside, integrating the functions of transportation and sanitation space.

Applicable Scenarios

In the Taiyuan area, the rental service of bus mobile toilets is mainly suitable for scenarios with concentrated and high-capacity demands for sanitation facilities. For example, large-scale outdoor events such as music festivals and sports events. These events have a large number of participants, and the event venues are often far from fixed sanitation facilities. Bus mobile toilets can be flexibly deployed to meet the toilet needs of a large number of people. Temporary construction sites are also important application scenarios. During the construction period, there is a high density of personnel, and the construction site may change at any time. Bus mobile toilets are easy to move and relocate, providing convenient sanitation conditions for construction workers.

Internal System Composition

• Water Supply Module: It relies on the on-board water tank and uses a pressure device to achieve flushing. The water tank capacity varies according to different vehicle models and requirements, ensuring a continuous water supply for a certain period to meet daily flushing needs.
• Sewage Discharge Module: It is equipped with a sealed storage tank, which can effectively prevent sewage leakage and odor emission. Some models are also integrated with preliminary treatment devices to simply treat the sewage and reduce its impact on the environment.
• Power Supply Module: It generally relies on the vehicle engine or an independent generator to ensure the normal operation of basic equipment such as lighting and ventilation. A good power supply can ensure a comfortable internal environment in the toilet and improve the user experience.

Practical Application Case

During the May Day holiday in 2024, facing the peak tourist flow, the Jinci Temple Museum in advance deployed a well-equipped and clean bus mobile toilet next to the original restroom at the entrance area as a supplement to the women's restroom. Later, the scenic area made a flexible adjustment and changed the bus mobile toilet to be for men only, with clear guiding signs posted. The bus mobile toilet was parked in an area around that did not affect tourist passage or the appearance of ancient buildings. By implementing this optimization measure, during the peak tourist flow period, the average daily reception volume of restrooms in this area increased significantly from about 3,000 person-times to 5,000 person-times, effectively relieving the toilet pressure for tourists.