Mobile Toilet - Waterless Flush Type

The mobile toilet with a waterless flush type is an environmentally friendly toilet that can treat waste without traditional water flushing, using physical, biological, or chemical technologies to replace the water flushing function, and complying with the GB/T18092-2000 standard.

Core Working Principles

The waterless flush mobile toilet uses a urine-feces separator to treat excreta differently:

1. Urine treatment: Special agents (such as biological enzymes or chemical deodorizers) are used to decompose ammonia nitrogen and other components in urine, forming an odorless, light-blue flushing liquid. This liquid can be recycled for toilet flushing, reducing resource waste.
2. Feces treatment: After mixing and crushing, feces are converted into a pulp-like fluid through high-temperature sterilization or biodegradation technology, and ultimately into harmless organic matter. Some technologies use microbial decomposition to convert feces into fertilizer raw materials.
3. Automated control: The system is equipped with wall-attached jet technology, using high-pressure air or water flow to transport and treat excreta. The entire process is automatically regulated by an intelligent control system (such as sensors and PLCs) for functions like lighting, ventilation, and freeze protection, without manual intervention.

Technical Features

1. Energy-saving and environmentally friendly: No water supply is required throughout the process, and a single toilet can save more than 1.5 tons of water per day, making it suitable for arid or water-scarce areas.
2. Intelligent control: Integrated modules for lighting, ventilation, and temperature regulation support high-frequency use (such as over 200 daily uses in scenic spots) and have a wide environmental adaptability range (-30°C to 50°C for normal operation).
3. Stable and reliable: Corrosion-resistant materials (such as stainless steel and sheet metal baking varnish) are used, with a strong structural seal to prevent odor leakage and a service life of over 10 years.
4. Easy maintenance: The modular design shortens the installation period to 1-2 days. Daily maintenance only requires regular replenishment of agents and cleaning of the feces storage tank, reducing maintenance costs by more than 40% compared to traditional toilets.

Application Scenarios and Cases

1. Public spaces: Areas without water supply and drainage, such as city streets, squares, and parks. For example, a scenic spot adopts an integrated waterless flush toilet with 6 squatting positions, a restroom, and a urinal, with a sheet metal baking varnish exterior that blends with the natural landscape.
2. Transportation hubs: Temporary or mobile locations such as train stations and airports. For instance, a stainless-steel toilet with strong corrosion resistance is suitable for long-term outdoor use.
3. Emergency scenarios: After earthquakes, floods, and other disasters, it can be quickly deployed to provide temporary sanitation facilities.

Such toilets achieve a balance between environmental protection and practicality through technological innovation, becoming an important part of modern urban public health systems.