Excreta dehydration type toilet

Abstract

The present invention relates to an excreta dehydration type toilet including: an upper main body (10) in which at least one toilet bowl (11) is installed; a lower main body (20) installed on a lower portion of the upper main body (10) and configured to store excreta therein; and a ventilation pipe (30) vertically installed along a lateral side of the upper main body (10), wherein the lower main body (20) includes: a warm-air pipe (21) installed on an inner bottom of the lower main body (20); a blower fan (22) installed at a side of the air inlet (21A); an electric heater (23) installed between the air inlet (21A) and the blower fan (22); and a daylighting member (24). Thus, according to the present invention, moisture included in excreta can be rapidly dried while removing odors from the toilet, thereby improving convenience when the toilet is used.

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TECHNICAL FIELD[0001]The present invention relates to an outdoor excreta dehydration type toilet.BACKGROUND ART[0002]In general, outdoor toilets (hereinafter collectively referred to as “toilets”) such as portable toilets or mobile toilets are provided with an excreta storage space under a toilet bowl, and excreta collected in the excreta storage space is periodically removed by a honey wagon for the purpose of cleaning. That is, such a toilet is generally left with stored excreta for a considerable period of time and thus stinks a lot, thereby making people avoid such an outdoor toilet.[0003]If excreta stored in a toilet are dried, a bad smell may not be constantly produced, and the excreta-storage capacity of the toilet may be increased. Thus, excreta dehydration (extinction) type toilets have been actively developed, and examples thereof include Korean Registered Utility Model No. 0411061, titled “excreta treatment apparatus.”[0004]As shown in FIG. 1, the excreta treatment appara...

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Benefits of technology

The present invention is an improved toilet that can quickly dry out excreta and remove odor. It uses a warm-air wind to speed up the drying process and pushes out odor from the toilet's insides. It also prevents odor from spreading from the lower to the upper toilet using an ascending air stream generated by the warm-air wind. Additionally, the invention design prevents water and excreta from getting stuck to the communicating pipe, which could cause discomfort. Furthermore, the invention's scattering member helps to spread water and excreta evenly, resulting in a more complete pile of excreta.

Problems solved by technology

That is, such a toilet is generally left with stored excreta for a considerable period of time and thus stinks a lot, thereby making people avoid such an outdoor toilet.

However, in the excreta treatment apparatus having the above-described structure, since excreta introduced into the penetration holes of the first inclined plate 120 are dried and fixed to the penetration holes of the first inclined plate 120, the penetration holes are easily clogged, and thus air heated by the heating unit is not effectively supplied to excreta through the penetration holes.

In addition, since a large amount of water is used to clean the clogged penetration holes, a large amount of dirty water is produced during the cleaning process, and while air heated by the heating unit rises through the penetration holes, the odor of excreta may be introduced into the housing 100 to cause disgust.

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