Mobile Toilet Technical Agreement
The complete text of the 'Mobile Toilet Technical Agreement' has not been found, but relevant technical information can be provided for reference from aspects such as technical modules, resource recovery, cooperation terms, and leasing requirements.
I. Technical Modules and Operational Processes Mobile toilets achieve automated management through a sensor network, local data processing units, and a central dispatch platform. The sensor network integrates monitoring elements for temperature, humidity, ammonia concentration, and pedestrian traffic, collecting environmental data in real-time and transmitting it to the local data processing unit. This unit generates a cleaning demand forecast report through algorithmic analysis, including hygiene status assessment and maintenance demand estimation. The central dispatch platform automatically assigns tasks to the mobile terminals of cleaning personnel based on report priority, cleaning team location, and traffic conditions, specifying service points, routes, and estimated arrival times, forming a closed loop of 'monitoring-analysis-dispatch'.
II. Resource Recovery and Treatment Technologies After solid-liquid separation by a pretreatment device, the liquid enters a biochemical treatment unit where organic pollutants are removed through microbial degradation. The treated reclaimed water is used for toilet flushing or green irrigation; the solid portion is sealed and stored for transfer to a professional treatment plant for resource utilization. For example, the solar-powered toilets and integrated container-type mobile toilets developed by Yixing Aikesen Ecological Sanitation Equipment Co., Ltd., with its water-recycling ecological toilet b-CRT-1000, received the world's first ISO 30500 certification in January 2025, validating the technical reliability.
III. Technical Clauses in Cooperation Agreements The strategic cooperation agreement signed between the College of Life and Environmental Sciences at Wenzhou University and Yixing Aikesen specifies cooperation in areas such as joint research projects and technology commercialization. The agreement emphasizes leveraging the college's research strengths and complementing Aikesen's capabilities in platform resources, investment and financing, construction management, and operations, promoting innovation and industrialization of ecological environment governance technologies through project information sharing. Although detailed technical parameters are not listed, the goal of 'win-win cooperation' is pursued, covering the entire lifecycle management of the technology.
IV. Technical Requirements in Leasing Services Leasing of mobile toilets in the Nanjing area requires providing standard economy, convenient flushing, barrier-free, and multifunctional equipment based on user needs. Equipment specifications must clearly define exterior dimensions, internal facilities (such as toilets, sinks, mirrors), and materials (such as waterproof and corrosion-resistant main structures). Service providers are responsible for installation and commissioning, daily maintenance (cleaning, disinfection, deodorization), and equipment repairs, ensuring facilities meet national hygiene and safety standards and guaranteeing user experience and safety.
