A container containing a coagulant for emergency toilets that prevents sticking during storage
The container design with a coagulant mixture of high molecular weight polymer and silica/zeolite powders addresses the issue of solidification by absorbing moisture, maintaining coagulant effectiveness in emergency toilets.
Patent Information
- Application Number
- JP2025003915U
- Authority / Receiving Office
- JP · JP
- Patent Type
- Utility models
- Current Assignee / Owner
- Filing Date
- 2025-11-12
- Publication Date
- 2026-01-26
- Estimated Expiration
- 2035-11-12
AI Technical Summary
Existing emergency toilets face issues with coagulants solidifying due to moisture in the air, causing them to become unusable before the user finishes using them.
A container design comprising a rectangular first and second flat sheet bonded at the top and sides, with a bottom sheet forming a storage section, easy-open lines, and zippers, containing a coagulant mixture of high molecular weight polymer and silica/zeolite powders that absorb moisture to prevent solidification.
The design maintains the coagulant's usability by preventing solidification, ensuring it remains effective throughout its intended use.
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Abstract
Description
[Technical Field]
[0001] This specification discloses a technology relating to a container containing a coagulant for use in emergency toilets. [Background technology]
[0002] Patent Document 1 describes a disaster prevention toilet for use in the event of a disaster. The disaster prevention toilet in Patent Document 1 includes a container containing a coagulant that coagulates excrement and urine. [Prior art documents] [Patent documents]
[0003] [Patent Document 1] Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 2005-192710 Summary of the Invention [Problem to be solved by the invention]
[0004] The emergency toilet in Patent Document 1 has the problem that if multiple doses of coagulant are stored in one container, moisture in the air can affect the coagulant, causing it to solidify before the user has finished using it. [Means for solving the problem]
[0005] One embodiment disclosed herein is a container for a coagulant for emergency toilets that can prevent sticking during storage. This container for a coagulant for emergency toilets includes a rectangular first flat sheet, a second flat sheet that has the same rectangular shape as the first flat sheet and is bonded to the first flat sheet at its top and two side edges, a bottom sheet that is bonded to the lower end between the first and second flat sheets, a storage section defined by the first, second, and bottom sheets and that stores a coagulant for emergency toilets, easy-open lines provided on the first and second flat sheets between the top edge and the storage section to assist a user in tearing off the top edge, and zippers provided on the first and second flat sheets between the easy-open lines and the storage section, allowing a user to open and close the storage section after tearing off the top edge. The coagulant for emergency toilets is a powder mixture of a high molecular weight polymer powder and at least one of a silica gel powder and a zeolite powder. With this type of coagulant container for emergency toilets, even after the easy-open line is cut and the container is opened, the silica gel powder and / or the zeolite powder absorbs the moisture around the high molecular weight polymer powder, thereby preventing the high molecular weight polymer powder from coagulating before the coagulant for emergency toilets is used up. [Brief explanation of the drawings]
[0006] [Figure 1] FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing a container containing a coagulant for a disaster prevention toilet. [Figure 2] FIG. 1 is a cross-sectional view showing a container containing a coagulant for a disaster prevention toilet. DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION
[0007] FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing a container 100 containing a coagulant for use in a disaster prevention toilet. FIG. 2 is a cross-sectional view showing the container 100 containing a coagulant for use in a disaster prevention toilet. The container 100 containing a coagulant for use in a disaster prevention toilet is a standing pouch that contains a coagulant 200 for use in a disaster prevention toilet. The container 100 containing a coagulant for use in a disaster prevention toilet comprises a first flat sheet 110, a second flat sheet 120, and a bottom sheet 130.
[0008] The first flat sheet 110 in the container 100 containing coagulant for emergency toilet use is a rectangular laminated sheet for a pouch.
[0009] The second flat sheet 120 in the coagulant container 100 for emergency toilet use is a laminated sheet for a pouch that has the same rectangular shape as the first flat sheet 110. The second flat sheet 120 is bonded to the first flat sheet 110 at the top edge 101 and two side edges 102, 103.
[0010] The bottom sheet 130 of the coagulant-containing container 100 for emergency toilet use is a rectangular laminated sheet for a pouch. The bottom sheet 130 is adhered to the lower ends 104, 105 of the first and second flat sheets 110, 120.
[0011] The container 100 containing the coagulant for emergency toilets has a storage section 140 defined by a first flat sheet 110, a second flat sheet 120, and a bottom sheet 130. The storage section 140 stores an amount of coagulant for emergency toilets 200 that can be used for multiple uses of feces and urine.
[0012] The coagulant 200 for emergency toilets is a powder obtained by mixing a high molecular weight polymer powder with at least one of silica gel powder and zeolite powder. The silica gel powder and zeolite powder may be any of types A, B, and C.
[0013] The coagulant-containing container 100 for emergency toilets has an easy-open line 150 formed therein. The easy-open line 150 is a structure that assists the user in cutting off the top edge 101. The easy-open line 150 is provided on the first planar sheet 110 and the second planar sheet 120 between the top edge 101 and the storage section 140. The easy-open line 150 is formed by partially cutting the first planar sheet 110 and the second planar sheet 120 by laser irradiation.
[0014] A notch 155 is formed at the end of the easy-open line 150 to improve the ease of opening the easy-open line 150. The notch 155 is formed as a cutout portion of the side edge 102.
[0015] The coagulant-containing container 100 for emergency toilets is formed with a zipper 160. The zipper 160 is configured so that the user can open and close the storage section 140 after cutting off the top edge 101. The zipper 160 is provided on the first flat sheet 110 and the second flat sheet 120 between the easy-open line 150 and the storage section 140.
[0016] The zipper 160 has a first zipper member 162 and a second zipper member 164. The first zipper member 162 is provided on the first planar sheet 110. The second zipper member 164 is provided on the second planar sheet 120. A user can repeatedly seal the container 140 by engaging the first zipper member 162 and the second zipper member 164.
[0017] According to the container 100 containing coagulant for emergency toilets described above, even after the easy-open line 150 is cut and opened, at least one of the silica gel powder and zeolite powder absorbs the moisture present around the high molecular weight polymer powder, thereby preventing the high molecular weight polymer powder from coagulating before the coagulant for emergency toilets is used up.
[0018] The technology disclosed in this specification is not limited to the above-described embodiments, examples, and modifications, and can be realized in various configurations without departing from the spirit thereof. For example, among the technical features of the above-described embodiments, examples, and modifications, those corresponding to the technical features of each form described in the Summary of the Invention section can be appropriately replaced and combined to solve some or all of the above-described problems or achieve some or all of the above-described effects. Furthermore, technical features not described as essential in this specification can be appropriately deleted. [Explanation of symbols]
[0019] 100...container 101...Top 102…side 104...Lower end 110...first flat sheet 120...Second flat sheet 130...Bottom sheet 140...Storage section 150...Easy opening line 155...Notch 160…Zipper 162...first chuck member 164...second chuck member 200...Coagulant for emergency toilets
Claims
[Claim 1] A container containing a coagulant for a disaster prevention toilet that can prevent sticking during storage, a first planar sheet having a rectangular shape; a second planar sheet having the same rectangular shape as the first planar sheet and bonded to the first planar sheet at its top edge and two side edges; a bottom sheet bonded to the lower edge between the first planar sheet and the second planar sheet; A storage section partitioned by the first planar sheet, the second planar sheet, and the bottom sheet, for storing a coagulant for emergency toilets; an easy-open line provided on the first planar sheet and the second planar sheet between the top edge and the storage portion, the easy-open line assisting a user in tearing off the top edge; a zipper provided on the first planar sheet and the second planar sheet between the easy-open line and the storage portion, the zipper configured to allow a user to open and close the storage portion after cutting off the top edge; Equipped with The coagulant for the emergency toilet is A high molecular weight polymer powder; At least one powder of silica gel powder and zeolite powder; A container containing a coagulant for emergency toilets, which is a powder mixture of the above.
Citation Information
Patent Citations
Simple toilet bowl and disaster prevention set
JP2005192710A