Rural ecological toilet

Abstract

The invention discloses a rural ecological toilet, which adopts a squatting toilet type, which can be realized by low-cost mechanical structure transformation of a rural common dry toilet; the structural setting of high-pressure flushing on water effectively reduces the water consumption and makes the daily rainwater It can basically meet the demand without relying on the tap water pipe network; in terms of electricity consumption, it only needs to supply the short-term intermittent operation of the electric stirring head and the magnetic induction delay switch, so that the daily solar power storage can basically meet the demand without relying on the power pipe network; and , Stirring treatment and fermentation partition treatment, the use of coconut peat balls and foam copper, closed fermentation treatment area, etc., these settings make the toilet completely odor-free; fermented excrement can be used as fertilizer, realizing resource treatment . In summary, the above-mentioned toilet is a new type of rural ecological toilet that is very suitable for rural toilet reform.

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technical field [0001] The invention belongs to the field of sanitary equipment, and in particular relates to a rural ecological toilet. Background technique [0002] Toilet sanitation is closely related to human health, and the situation of toilet sanitation in rural areas is particularly worrying. According to relevant records, unhygienic toilet conditions, especially the unsafe discharge of feces, black water, gray water, and yellow water will pollute human food and drinking water, resulting in about 1.5 million children being infected with diseases every year around the world. The probability of death has far exceeded other factors. [0003] In rural areas, the traditional dry toilets are still mostly used, which is a simple construction model of "one pit and two bricks". The excrement and urine are not separated and are generally open, resulting in a foul smell in the toilet, breeding of mosquitoes and flies, and parasitism. The prevalence of worm diseases, intestinal...

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