A detachable assembled toilet comprising a soft toilet bowl and a soft squat toilet

Abstract

This utility model relates to the field of toilet technology and discloses a detachable and assembleable toilet including a soft toilet and a soft squat toilet. It includes: a toilet body, perpendicular to the ground; a soft toilet body located within the toilet body; a soft squat toilet located within the toilet body; and a soft waste storage bag located within the toilet body, directly below the soft toilet body and the soft squat toilet. The toilet body includes a toilet frame, toilet wall panels, a toilet ceiling, toilet steps, and a toilet floor. The toilet frame is perpendicular to the ground, and the wall panels are fixed to the toilet frame. This utility model adopts a fully detachable and assembleable design. The pipes, side wall panels, rear wall panels, and toilet ceiling of the toilet frame can all be disassembled individually. The soft toilet body and soft squat toilet can also be disassembled and folded. When not in use, all parts can be stored in a box for convenient transportation. When in use, assembly can be completed by a single person, allowing for rapid deployment in various scenarios.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] This utility model relates to the field of toilet technology, specifically to a detachable and assembleable toilet that includes a soft toilet and a soft squat toilet. Background Technology

[0002] In outdoor emergency scenarios, such as disaster areas, epidemic areas, and refugee camps, infrastructure is often severely damaged, resources are scarce and time is of the essence. At the same time, large transport vehicles may be unable to enter due to road conditions, which places extremely high demands on the efficiency of transporting, loading, unloading and assembling temporary toilets. In the process of rural toilet renovation, some areas are limited by construction conditions and it is difficult to build septic tanks and discharge pipes on a large scale, so there is no convenient toilet solution that can handle feces and achieve resource reuse.

[0003] Currently available temporary toilets on the market mostly use solid ceramic or solid stainless steel materials to make the toilet and squat toilet into a single integrated structure. This structural design results in a large volume and heavy weight of the toilet, which greatly reduces the number that can be loaded per vehicle during transportation, significantly increasing transportation and loading / unloading costs. During loading and unloading operations, the large weight and non-separable structure make operation difficult and greatly reduce work efficiency. In the face of sudden disasters or humanitarian crisis relief scenarios that require large-scale air transport, these bulky integrated toilets cannot meet the strict weight and volume restrictions of air transport, making it difficult to quickly and in large quantities deliver them to the site of need.

[0004] In terms of assembly and use, existing temporary toilets, due to their integrated structure and heavy weight, not only require forklifts and other mechanical equipment for handling and loading / unloading, making them difficult to move by hand, but also have a complex assembly process that requires professional operation, making them unsuitable for the rapid construction needs in emergency scenarios. Furthermore, the waste treatment methods of existing toilets are incompatible with the needs of rural toilet renovation, failing to achieve convenient collection of feces or convert it into agricultural organic fertilizer through sealed fermentation, and are cumbersome to clean and maintain. Existing temporary toilets also suffer from poor adaptability to severe weather, insufficient structural stability leading to easy tipping, and difficulty adapting to different terrains. In addition, the high material costs make it impossible to balance portability and sturdiness while meeting the requirements for low-cost, high-efficiency use, severely restricting their promotion and application in outdoor emergency scenarios and rural toilet renovation. Utility Model Content

[0005] This utility model provides a detachable and assembleable toilet that includes a soft toilet seat and a soft squat toilet. The toilet is foldable and easy to transport.

[0006] To solve the above-mentioned technical problems, the technical solution of this utility model is as follows: In a first aspect, a detachable and assembleable toilet comprising a soft toilet seat and a soft squat toilet, including: The toilet body is perpendicular to the ground; the soft toilet body is located inside the toilet body; the soft squat toilet is located inside the toilet body; the soft fecal storage bag is located inside the toilet body and directly below the soft toilet body and the soft squat toilet. The toilet body includes: a toilet frame, toilet wall panels, toilet ceiling, toilet steps, and toilet floor. The toilet frame is perpendicular to the ground, the wall panels are fixed to the toilet frame, the toilet ceiling is fixed above the toilet frame, the toilet steps are fixed to the front end of the toilet frame, and the toilet floor is fixed below the toilet frame. The soft toilet body includes: a toilet bracket located inside the toilet body; a toilet seat fixed to the toilet bracket; a soft toilet funnel fixed to the toilet bracket at the top; a toilet discharge connection port located below the soft toilet funnel; a screw-on cap fixed below the soft toilet funnel; toilet funnel flaps fixed to the upper two sides of the soft toilet funnel; a safety buckle fixed to the toilet funnel flaps; a buckle eye located on the toilet funnel flaps; a toilet funnel discharge port fixed below the soft toilet funnel; and a soft flange fixed below the toilet funnel discharge port and located inside the screw-on cap. The soft fecal storage bag has a sewage outlet fixed at its front end and a waste inlet fixed at its top. The biogas collection hood is threaded onto the waste inlet of the soft manure storage bag; the valve is fixedly installed above the biogas collection hood.

[0007] Furthermore, the toilet frame includes: Four upper supports are provided, arranged in a rectangular shape, and all four upper supports are located above the toilet steps; two first pull rods are provided, with both ends of the two first pull rods snapped onto the upper supports; two second pull rods are provided, with both ends of the two second pull rods snapped onto the upper supports; four lower supports are provided, all located directly below the upper supports; two first upper crossbeams are provided, with both ends of the two first upper crossbeams located above the lower supports; two second upper crossbeams are provided, with both ends of the two second upper crossbeams located above the lower supports; a concealed four-way connector is provided, with the interface respectively inserted below the upper supports, at the end of the first upper crossbeam, at the end of the second upper crossbeam, and above the lower supports; two first lower crossbeams are provided, with both ends of the two first lower crossbeams located below the lower supports; two second lower crossbeams are provided, with both ends of the two second lower crossbeams located below the lower supports; a concealed three-way connector is provided, with the interface respectively inserted below the lower supports, at the end of the first lower crossbeam, and at the end of the second lower crossbeam.

[0008] Furthermore, the toilet wall panel includes: The double door is mounted on the upper column at the front of the toilet frame; the side wall panels are fixed to the upper columns on both sides of the toilet frame; and the rear wall panel is fixed to the upper column at the rear of the toilet frame.

[0009] Furthermore, the toilet ceiling includes: The rear ceiling is fixed to the upper column near the upper back wall panel; the front ceiling is fixed to the upper column near the double doors; the rubber water-blocking edge strip is fixed on one side of the rear and front ceilings at opposite ends; the concealed socket is located inside the rear and front ceilings; the toilet ceiling can also be designed as a single piece, or for packaging convenience, it can be designed as two panels combined into one panel; the purpose of this design is to make the volume small and facilitate subsequent packaging and transportation, and of course, it can also be manufactured as a single piece.

[0010] Furthermore, the toilet steps include: The side support frame is located at the front end of the toilet frame; the step fixing buckle is fixed at one end to the side support frame and at the other end to the lower column; the safety support rod is fixed at both ends to the side support frame; and the anti-slip pedal is fixed above the side support frame.

[0011] Furthermore, an external light is fixedly installed on the outside of the double door, a door handle is fixedly installed on the outside of the double door, a door hinge is fixedly installed on the outside of the double door, the side of the door hinge away from the double door is fixed to the upper column, a ventilation opening is provided below the double door, and a viewing window is fixed above the double door.

[0012] Furthermore, a floor drain hole is provided at the center of the toilet floor; a fixing plate is fixed above the soft squat toilet, the fixing plate has a locking hole, and an anti-fall bracket is fixed below the fixing plate; the waste inlet is screwed to the screw cap, and pull rings are fixed at the top and front end of the soft fecal storage bag.

[0013] Furthermore, a wall panel groove is fixed to the outer side of the upper column, and a mounting screw hole is provided on the upper column.

[0014] Furthermore, the toilet body also includes: Interior lighting fixtures are fixed to the rear wall panel; toilet mounting clips are fixed to the toilet floor and also fitted under the toilet bracket; pre-embedded permanent magnets are fixed to the double doors, the side walls, and the rear wall panel.

[0015] Furthermore, the toilet body also includes: The foot-operated water pump is fixed to the toilet floor; the foldable water storage bag is located below the toilet body; the suction pipe is fixedly inserted into the foldable water storage bag at one end and fixed to the foot-operated water pump at the other end; the flushing pipe is fixed to the foot-operated water pump at the bottom.

[0016] The above-described solution of this utility model has at least the following beneficial effects: This utility model's toilet frame connects load-bearing components such as the upper and lower columns and the first upper crossbeam via concealed T-junctions and T-junctions. These connectors serve as core support points, allowing for rapid disassembly and assembly of the frame. Compared to existing mobile outdoor toilets, it eliminates the need for complex assembly processes, solving their problems of bulkiness and slow installation, and enabling rapid deployment for emergency use.

[0017] This utility model adopts a fully detachable assembly design. The pipes, side wall panels, rear wall panels, toilet ceiling and other components of the toilet frame can be disassembled individually. The soft toilet body and soft squat toilet can also be disassembled and folded. When not in use, all parts can be stored in a box, making transportation and carrying convenient. When in use, a single person can complete the assembly, and it can be quickly put into use in various scenarios.

[0018] The toilet frame of this utility model uses 6061-T6 aluminum alloy hollow tubes for the upper and lower columns. This material has high strength and light weight. Combined with the side wall panels and rear wall panels made of flame-retardant plywood sprayed with polyurea, the overall structure is simple, not only easy to carry, but also greatly improves the assembly efficiency, and can meet the needs of rapid deployment in emergency scenarios.

[0019] The side and rear wall panels of this utility model are made of flame-retardant plywood and coated with polyurea paint, giving them multiple functions such as flame retardancy, waterproofing, and corrosion resistance. The wall panels are connected by pre-embedded permanent magnets, eliminating the need for additional connectors, thus controlling costs while ensuring performance and conforming to the concepts of environmental protection and low carbon. At the same time, the toilet side and rear wall panels can be designed as a single integrated wall panel, and the materials can be high-density plastic materials, fiberglass materials, etc.

[0020] This utility model utilizes soft materials such as silicone for the soft toilet funnel and soft squat toilet body, making them foldable and flexible. This design allows the core components of the toilet to be detachable and foldable, significantly reducing packaging volume and increasing loading capacity. Combined with foldable side and rear wall panels, it can adapt to large-scale air and vehicle transportation, and be quickly deployed to the required site.

[0021] This invention collects feces through a soft fecal storage bag, which then allows for anaerobic fermentation via a biogas collection hood. The biogas produced during fermentation is usable, and the decomposed feces can be used as organic fertilizer. This design realizes the resource utilization of feces, solves the problem of fecal sewage treatment, and reduces environmental pressure. Attached Figure Description

[0022] Figure 1 A schematic diagram of the overall structure of a detachable and assembleable toilet including a soft toilet and a soft squat toilet, provided for an embodiment of this utility model; Figure 2A schematic diagram of the flushing pipe structure of a detachable and assembleable toilet including a soft toilet and a soft squat toilet, provided for an embodiment of this utility model; Figure 3 A schematic diagram of the lower support column of a detachable and assembleable toilet including a soft toilet and a soft squat toilet, provided for an embodiment of this utility model; Figure 4 A schematic diagram of the upper column structure of a detachable and assembleable toilet including a soft toilet and a soft squat toilet, provided for an embodiment of this utility model; Figure 5 A schematic diagram of the ceiling structure of a detachable and assembleable toilet including a soft toilet and a soft squat toilet, provided for an embodiment of this utility model; Figure 6 A schematic diagram of the toilet step structure of a detachable and assembleable toilet including a soft toilet and a soft squat toilet, provided for an embodiment of this utility model; Figure 7 A schematic diagram of the soft toilet body structure of a detachable and assembleable toilet including a soft toilet and a soft squat toilet, provided for an embodiment of this utility model; Figure 8 A schematic diagram of the toilet funnel discharge outlet structure of a detachable and assembleable toilet including a soft toilet and a soft squat toilet, provided for an embodiment of this utility model; Figure 9 A schematic diagram of the structure of a detachable and assembleable toilet including a soft toilet and a soft squat toilet, provided for an embodiment of this utility model; Figure 10 A schematic diagram of the soft fecal storage bag structure of a detachable and assembleable toilet including a soft toilet and a soft squat toilet, provided for an embodiment of this utility model; Figure 11 A schematic diagram of the installation of the soft toilet funnel in a detachable and assembleable toilet including a soft toilet and a soft squat toilet, provided for an embodiment of this utility model; Figure 12 A schematic diagram of the installation of a biogas collection cover for a detachable and assembleable toilet including a soft toilet and a soft squat toilet, provided for an embodiment of this utility model; Figure 13 A schematic diagram of the concealed four-way structure of a detachable and assembleable toilet including a soft toilet and a soft squat toilet, provided for an embodiment of this utility model; Figure 14 A schematic diagram of a concealed three-way structure for a detachable and assembleable toilet including a soft toilet and a soft squat toilet, provided for an embodiment of this utility model; Figure 15 This is a schematic diagram of a detachable and assembleable toilet bracket structure for an embodiment of the present utility model, which includes a soft toilet and a soft squat toilet.

[0023] Explanation of reference numerals in the attached figures: In the diagram: 1. Toilet ceiling; 2. External lighting; 3. Double door; 4. Internal lighting; 5. Toilet steps; 6. Soft waste storage bag; 7. Toilet fixing buckle; 8. Toilet drain connection; 9. Sewage outlet; 10. Toilet floor; 11. Soft toilet body; 12. Side wall panel; 13. Rear wall panel; 14. Toilet body; 15. Door handle; 16. Door hinge; 17. Ventilation vent; 18. Step fixing buckle; 19. Embedded permanent magnet; 20. Viewing window; 21. Upper column; 22. First upper crossbeam; 23. Second upper crossbeam; 24. First lower crossbeam; 25. Second lower crossbeam; 26. Concealed tee; 27. Concealed crossbeam; 28. First pull rod; 29. ​​Second pull rod; 30. Wall panel groove; 31. Installation. 32. Screw hole; 33. Rear ceiling; 34. Rubber water-blocking edge strip; 35. Front ceiling; 36. Concealed insertion hole; 37. Anti-slip pedal; 38. Side support frame; 39. Safety support rod; 40. Toilet seat; 41. Toilet bracket; 42. Tightening cap; 43. Soft toilet funnel; 44. Safety buckle; 45. Buttonhole; 46. Soft flange; 47. Toilet funnel discharge port; 48. Toilet funnel fins; 49. Fixing clamp; 50. Clamping plate lock hole; 51. Soft squat toilet; 52. Waste inlet; 53. Pull ring; 54. Foot pump; 55. Suction pipe; 56. Foldable water storage bag; 57. Flushing pipe; 58. Lower support column; 59. Floor drain hole; 60. Anti-fall bracket; 61. Biogas collection hood; 62. Valve. Detailed Implementation

[0024] Exemplary embodiments of the present invention will now be described in more detail with reference to the accompanying drawings. While exemplary embodiments of the present invention are shown in the drawings, it should be understood that the present invention may be implemented in various forms and should not be limited to the embodiments set forth herein. Rather, these embodiments are provided so that this invention will be thorough and complete, and will fully convey the scope of the invention to those skilled in the art.

[0025] like Figures 1 to 15 As shown, an embodiment of this utility model provides a detachable and assembleable toilet including a soft toilet and a soft squat toilet, comprising: a toilet body 14, perpendicular to the ground; a soft toilet body 11, located inside the toilet body 14; a soft squat toilet 50, located inside the toilet body 14; and a soft fecal storage bag 6, located inside the toilet body 14 and directly below the soft toilet body 11 and the soft squat toilet 50.

[0026] In another preferred embodiment of the present invention, the toilet body 14 includes a toilet frame, toilet wall panels, toilet ceiling 1, toilet steps 5 and toilet floor 10. The toilet frame is perpendicular to the ground, the wall panels are fixed to the toilet frame, the toilet ceiling 1 is fixed above the toilet frame, the toilet steps 5 are fixed to the front end of the toilet frame, the toilet floor 10 is fixed below the toilet frame, and a floor drain hole 58 is provided at the center of the toilet floor 10.

[0027] The toilet frame includes: four upper columns 21 arranged in a rectangular pattern, all located above the toilet steps 5; wall panel grooves 30 fixed to the outer side of each upper column 21; and mounting screw holes 31 on the top of each upper column 21; two first pull rods 28, both ends of which are engaged with the upper columns 21; two second pull rods 29, both ends of which are engaged with the upper columns 21; four lower columns 57 located directly below each upper column 21; and two first upper crossbeams 22, both ends of which are engaged with the upper columns 21. Above the lower column 57; there are two second upper crossbeams 23, with both ends of the two second upper crossbeams 23 located above the lower column 57; a concealed four-way connector 27, with interfaces respectively inserted below the upper column 21, at the end of the first upper crossbeam 22, at the end of the second upper crossbeam 23, and above the lower column 57; there are two first lower crossbeams 24, with both ends of the two first lower crossbeams 24 located below the lower column 57; there are two second lower crossbeams 25, with both ends of the two second lower crossbeams 25 located below the lower column 57; and a concealed three-way connector 26, with interfaces respectively inserted below the lower column 57, at the end of the first lower crossbeam 24, and at the end of the second lower crossbeam 25.

[0028] The toilet wall panel includes: a double door 3, which is rotatably mounted on the upper column 21 at the front end of the toilet frame; a side wall panel 12, which is fixed to the upper columns 21 on both sides of the toilet frame; a rear wall panel 13, which is fixed to the upper column 21 at the rear end of the toilet frame; an external light 2 is fixedly mounted on the outside of the double door 3; a door handle 15 is fixedly mounted on the outside of the double door 3; a door hinge 16 is fixedly mounted on the outside of the double door 3; the side of the door hinge 16 away from the double door 3 is fixed to the upper column 21; a ventilation opening 17 is provided below the double door 3; and a viewing window 20 is fixed above the double door 3.

[0029] The toilet ceiling 1 includes: a rear ceiling 32, fixed above the upper support 21 near the rear wall panel 13; a front ceiling 34, fixed above the upper support 21 near the double door 3; a rubber water-blocking edge strip 33, fixed on one side of the rear ceiling 32 and the front ceiling 34; and a concealed socket 35, which is opened in the rear ceiling 32 and the front ceiling 34.

[0030] The toilet step 5 includes: a side support frame 37, located at the front end of the toilet frame; a step fixing buckle 18, one end of which is fixed to the side support frame 37 and the other end of which is fixed to the lower column 57; a safety support rod 38, both ends of which are fixed to the side support frame 37; and an anti-slip pedal 36, fixed above the side support frame 37.

[0031] The toilet body 14 also includes: an interior light 4, fixed to the rear wall panel 13; a toilet fixing buckle 7, fixed to the toilet floor 10 and fixedly fitted below the toilet bracket 40; a pre-embedded permanent magnet 19, fixed to the double door 3, fixed to the side wall panel 12, and fixed to the rear wall panel 13; the toilet body 14 also includes: a foot pump 53, fixed to the toilet floor 10; a foldable water storage bag 55, located below the toilet body 14; a water suction pipe 54, one end of which is fixedly inserted into the foldable water storage bag 55, and the other end is fixed to the foot pump 53; and a flushing pipe 56, fixed below the foot pump 53.

[0032] Specifically, the upper support column 21, lower support column 57 and other frame components are made of 6061-T6 aluminum alloy; the concealed tee 26 and concealed cross 27 are made of reinforced nylon; the viewing window 20 of the double door 3 is made of transparent PC board; the rubber water-blocking edge strip 33 is made of EPDM rubber; the side support frame 37 is made of aluminum alloy; the anti-slip pedal 36 has an anti-slip rubber pad; the internal lighting 4 and external lighting 2 are LED lights; the rear ceiling 32 and front ceiling 34 in the toilet ceiling 1 are small in size for easy subsequent packaging and transportation, and the rear ceiling 32 and front ceiling 34 can also be manufactured as a whole ceiling.

[0033] Both the side wall panel 12 and the rear wall panel 13 are designed as separate units, consisting of two panels of matching size joined together. Pre-embedded permanent magnets 19 are embedded at the joint edges of the two panels. During installation, the magnetic attraction force enables quick positioning and tight fit without the need for additional connectors. They are then joined to the wall panel groove 30 of the upper column 21. This magnetic docking design makes assembly more convenient and allows the panels to be disassembled and folded during transportation, further reducing the storage volume while ensuring the overall sealing and stability of the wall panel.

[0034] In another preferred embodiment of this utility model, the soft toilet body 11 includes: a toilet bracket 40 located inside the toilet body 14; a toilet seat 39 fixed to the toilet bracket 40; a soft toilet funnel 42 fixed above the toilet bracket 40; a toilet discharge connection port 8 located below the soft toilet funnel 42; a screw cap 41 fixed below the soft toilet funnel 42; toilet funnel flaps 47 fixed on both sides above the soft toilet funnel 42; a safety buckle 43 fixed on the toilet funnel flaps 47; a buttonhole 44 located on the toilet funnel flaps 47; a toilet funnel discharge port 46 fixed below the soft toilet funnel 42; and a soft flange 45 fixed below the toilet funnel discharge port 46 and located inside the screw cap 41.

[0035] In another preferred embodiment of the present invention, a fixing plate 48 is fixed above the soft squat toilet 50, the fixing plate 48 has a clamping hole 49, and an anti-fall bracket 59 is fixed below the fixing plate 48. The soft manure storage bag 6 has a drain outlet 9 fixed at its front end and a waste inlet 51 fixed at its top. The waste inlet 51 is screwed to the screw cap 41. Pull rings 52 are fixed at the top and front end of the soft manure storage bag 6. A biogas collection hood 60 is threaded onto the waste inlet 51 of the soft manure storage bag 6. A valve 61 is fixedly installed above the biogas collection hood 60.

[0036] During the overall assembly of the toilet, the toilet frame must first be constructed: four lower uprights 57 are erected vertically on the ground, and the first lower crossbeam 24 and the second lower crossbeam 25 are connected through concealed tee joints 26, so that the lower uprights 57, the first lower crossbeam 24, and the second lower crossbeam 25 form a rectangular bottom frame; then the first upper crossbeam 22 and the second upper crossbeam 23 are connected to the top of the lower uprights 57 through concealed four-way joints 27, forming a central support frame; finally, the four upper uprights 21 are fixed above the central frame through concealed four-way joints 27, completing the main frame construction; after the frame is constructed, the side wall panels 12 and the rear wall panel 13 are embedded into the wall panel grooves 30 of the upper uprights 21 and fixed by pre-embedded permanent magnets 19; double doors 3. The door hinge 16 is connected to the upper column 21 at the front end. The door handle 15 facilitates opening and closing the door. The viewing window 20 ensures lighting, and the ventilation opening 17 enables air circulation. Then, the rear ceiling 32 and front ceiling 34 of the toilet ceiling 1 are fitted onto the top of the upper column 21 through the concealed insertion hole 35. The rubber water-blocking edge strip 33 at the joint between the two can prevent rainwater from seeping in. The assembly of the toilet step 5 requires the side support frame 37 to be erected at the front end of the toilet frame and connected to the lower column 57 through the step fixing buckle 18. The safety support rod 38 enhances stability, and the anti-slip pedal 36 prevents slipping when stepping. Finally, the toilet floor 10 is fixed under the frame. The floor drain hole 58 in the center of the toilet floor 10 is a reserved channel for the diversion of feces and sewage.

[0037] The assembly of the soft toilet body 11 needs to be completed on the toilet floor 10: the toilet bracket 40 is fixed above the floor drain hole 58 by the toilet fixing buckle 7, and the toilet seat 39 is installed on both sides of the toilet bracket 40; the toilet funnel fins 47 of the soft toilet funnel 42 are fastened to the toilet bracket 40 by the safety buckle 43 and the buckle eye 44 to ensure the stability of the funnel position; then the toilet funnel outlet 46 below the soft toilet funnel 42 is screwed to the waste inlet 51 of the soft fecal storage bag 6 by the screw cap 41, and the soft flange 45 can enhance the sealing and prevent fecal leakage; the assembly of the soft squat toilet 50 requires the upper part to be clamped between the upper and lower fixing plates 48 and locked by the clamp locking hole 49, and then the fixing plates 48 are installed above the floor drain hole 58. The anti-fall bracket 59 below the fixing plates 48 can prevent the user from falling. Finally, it is also connected to the soft fecal storage bag 6 by the screw connection.

[0038] The flushing system relies on mechanical transmission: a foldable water storage bag 55 is placed under the toilet body 14 and stores clean water inside; when flushing is needed, the user steps on the foot pump 53, and the suction pipe 54 draws the clean water from the water storage bag into the pump, and then delivers it to the soft toilet body 11 or the soft squat toilet 50 through the flush pipe 56 to achieve cleaning; in terms of sewage treatment, the sewage collected by the soft sewage storage bag 6 can be discharged through the sewage outlet 9; when utilizing resources, the biogas collection hood 60 can be threaded to the sewage inlet 51, and the biogas produced by fermentation can be collected through the valve 61 to achieve resource recycling.

[0039] The disassembly process is the reverse of the assembly: First, remove the water suction pipe 54, flush pipe 56, and foot pump 53 from the flushing system, and fold the collapsible water storage bag 55 for storage; then, unscrew the spiral connection between the soft toilet body 11 and the soft fecal storage bag 6, loosen the safety buckle 43 to remove the soft toilet funnel 42, and disassemble the toilet seat 39 and toilet bracket 40; for the soft squat toilet 50, first loosen the locking structure of the fixing plate 48, and remove the squat toilet body and fixing plate 48; then, remove the toilet platform. Step 5: Remove the anti-slip pedal 36, safety support rod 38, and side support frame 37; remove the rear ceiling 32 and front ceiling 34 of the toilet ceiling 1; remove the double door 3, side wall panel 12, and rear wall panel 13 from the frame; finally, disassemble the toilet frame and remove the upper column 21, concealed four-way valve 27, first upper crossbeam 22, second upper crossbeam 23, lower column 57, concealed three-way valve 26, first lower crossbeam 24, and second lower crossbeam 25 in sequence. All parts can be folded or disassembled for storage.

[0040] The advantages of the soft toilet body 11 lie in its dual design of softness and detachability: the soft toilet funnel 42 is made of flexible material and can be folded for storage, greatly reducing its volume; the toilet bracket 40 and other rigid components can be disassembled into independent parts, eliminating the need for overall space occupation during transportation; the soft squat toilet 50 is fixed by a clamp and has a soft body design, which ensures stability during use and allows for folding after disassembly, while the anti-fall bracket 59 balances safety and lightweight; both break through the rigid limitations of traditional solid toilets and squat toilets, making the core components of the toilet foldable instead of non-foldable, and allowing for disassembly and storage instead of overall transportation.

[0041] In applications within natural disaster shelters, after natural disasters such as earthquakes and floods, shelters need to accommodate a large number of affected people in a short period of time. Toilets, as a basic support facility, must be deployed quickly. The assembly efficiency of this utility model toilet fully meets this urgent need: shelter volunteers only need simple guidance to complete the assembly of a toilet within 20 minutes. The toilet frame's concealed T-junction 26 and concealed four-way junction 27 are connected by plug-in and screw fixing, requiring no complicated tools; a wrench is sufficient for fixing. The assembly of the soft toilet body 11 is equally simple. Place the toilet bracket 40 on the corresponding position on the toilet floor 10 and secure it firmly with the toilet fixing buckle 7. Then, fasten the toilet funnel fins 47 of the soft toilet funnel 42 to the toilet bracket 40 with the safety buckle 43 and the buckle eye 44. Finally, tighten the screw cap 41 and the waste inlet 51 of the soft fecal storage bag 6. Even people who have never been exposed to related installations can complete the operation smoothly, avoiding delays in deployment due to a lack of professional personnel.

[0042] In terms of transportation, natural disasters often lead to road damage, making it difficult for large transport vehicles to access the area. The lightweight and easy-to-store characteristics of this utility model toilet can solve this problem. Traditional ceramic toilets can only be transported in small trucks, with a maximum of 10 sets. They are also heavy and require forklifts for loading and unloading, making them almost impossible to transport when roads are congested. After disassembly, all components of this utility model toilet can be compressed and stored: the aluminum alloy tubing of the toilet frame can be neatly stacked; the side wall panels 12, rear wall panels 13, and toilet ceiling 1 can be folded into thin panels; the soft toilet funnel 42 of the soft toilet body 11 has a folded volume of only 1 / 20 of that of a traditional ceramic toilet; and the toilet bracket 40 can be disassembled and stacked for storage. A single small truck can transport 300 toilets, which is 30 times the carrying capacity of traditional toilets, and each set weighs only about 20 kilograms, which can be carried by two volunteers. Even if the vehicle cannot reach the shelter directly, it can be carried to the designated location by manpower. When it is to be deployed by air, the small size and light weight of this utility model toilet can also meet the loading requirements of transport aircraft, enabling rapid cross-regional deployment.

[0043] During use, the stability and hygiene of this toilet fully meet the intensity of shelter use; the soft flange 45 below the soft toilet funnel 42 enhances the sealing of the screw cap 41 and the sewage inlet 51, preventing sewage leakage and environmental pollution; the toilet bracket 40 is fixed to the toilet floor 10 by the toilet fixing buckle 7, so there will be no displacement or shaking even if multiple people use it continuously; shelters are densely populated and toilets are used frequently, and the soft toilet funnel is wear-resistant and impact-resistant, maintaining good condition even after multiple uses; when the shelter is no longer needed, the disassembly process is also quick, and a toilet can be disassembled in 10 minutes. All parts can be stored and transported to other places where they are needed for reuse, avoiding resource waste; when the soft sewage storage bag 6 is full, it can be centrally treated through the sewage outlet 9, or it can be covered with a biogas collection cover 60 for fermentation. The fermented sewage can be used as fertilizer for surrounding farmland, helping agricultural recovery during the post-disaster reconstruction phase.

[0044] In special scenarios such as natural disaster shelters and epidemic areas, resources are often extremely scarce, and the supply of electricity and fuel is unstable. However, the biogas produced by the biogas collection hood 60 from the sewage collected by the soft sewage storage bag 6 can become an important resource for improving living conditions. When a single soft sewage storage bag 6 is full of sewage, the staff can transfer the soft sewage storage bag 6 to the designated centralized treatment area in the shelter or epidemic area, and thread the biogas collection hood 60 at the sewage inlet 51 to ensure a tight connection. Then, multiple soft sewage storage bags 6 are arranged in an orderly manner, and the valve 61 of each biogas collection hood 60 is connected to the main gas pipeline through a pipe to form a small biogas collection system. In natural disaster shelters, the collected biogas can meet basic fuel needs. For example, biogas can be introduced into a makeshift kitchen for heating food and boiling water. Disaster victims in shelters often need hot food to maintain their strength. Traditional firewood or coal is difficult to transport and produces smoke pollution, while biogas burns completely, produces little pollution, and has a stable source. Each soft manure storage bag 6 can produce usable biogas after 3 to 5 days of fermentation under suitable conditions. Multiple storage bags working together can meet the daily cooking needs of a small to medium-sized shelter. Biogas can also be converted into electricity through a simple device to power the shelter's interior lighting 4 and rechargeable wall-mounted exterior lighting 2, ensuring nighttime lighting and charging of communication equipment, and improving the shelter's basic living support capabilities.

[0045] In epidemic areas, the utilization of biogas is also of great significance. Epidemic areas have extremely high requirements for hygiene conditions, and open flame heating or cooking may increase the risk of cross-infection. As a clean energy source, biogas can be used in designated isolation cooking areas to reduce the gathering and contact of people. During the fermentation process, the high temperature can kill bacteria and viruses in the manure. After being decomposed, the manure can be used as organic fertilizer for surrounding vegetable fields, provided that safety is ensured. This achieves the harmless treatment of manure, avoids secondary pollution, provides nutrients for vegetable planting around the epidemic area, helps self-sufficiency when the transportation of materials is blocked, and indirectly ensures the food supply in the epidemic area.

[0046] This model, which centrally utilizes biogas from multiple soft manure storage bags, not only solves the environmental problem of manure treatment but also transforms waste into essential energy resources. In resource-scarce natural disaster shelters and epidemic areas, it forms a closed loop from manure collection to biogas utilization and then to organic fertilizer return to the fields, providing a practical guarantee for improving the quality of life in temporary resettlement sites.

[0047] The above are preferred embodiments of this utility model. It should be noted that, for those skilled in the art, several improvements and modifications can be made without departing from the principle of this utility model, and these improvements and modifications should also be considered within the protection scope of this utility model.

Claims

1. A detachable and assembleable toilet comprising a soft toilet seat and a soft squat toilet, characterized in that, include: The toilet body is perpendicular to the ground; the soft toilet body is located inside the toilet body; the soft squat toilet is located inside the toilet body. The soft fecal storage bag is located inside the toilet body, and directly below the soft toilet body and the soft squat toilet. The toilet body includes: a toilet frame, toilet wall panels, toilet ceiling, toilet steps, and toilet floor. The toilet frame is perpendicular to the ground, the wall panels are fixed to the toilet frame, the toilet ceiling is fixed above the toilet frame, the toilet steps are fixed to the front end of the toilet frame, and the toilet floor is fixed below the toilet frame. The soft toilet body includes: a toilet bracket located inside the toilet body; a toilet seat fixed to the toilet bracket; a soft toilet funnel fixed to the toilet bracket at the top; a toilet discharge connection port located below the soft toilet funnel; a screw-on cap fixed below the soft toilet funnel; toilet funnel flaps fixed to the upper two sides of the soft toilet funnel; a safety buckle fixed to the toilet funnel flaps; a buckle eye located on the toilet funnel flaps; a toilet funnel discharge port fixed below the soft toilet funnel; and a soft flange fixed below the toilet funnel discharge port and located inside the screw-on cap. The soft fecal storage bag has a sewage outlet fixed at its front end and a waste inlet fixed at its top. The biogas collection hood is threaded onto the waste inlet of the soft manure storage bag; the valve is fixedly installed above the biogas collection hood.

2. A detachable and assembleable toilet including a soft toilet seat and a soft squat toilet as described in claim 1, characterized in that, The toilet frame includes: Four upper supports are provided, arranged in a rectangular shape, and all four upper supports are located above the toilet steps; two first pull rods are provided, with both ends of the two first pull rods snapped onto the upper supports; two second pull rods are provided, with both ends of the two second pull rods snapped onto the upper supports; four lower supports are provided, all located directly below the upper supports; two first upper crossbeams are provided, with both ends of the two first upper crossbeams located above the lower supports; two second upper crossbeams are provided, with both ends of the two second upper crossbeams located above the lower supports; a concealed four-way connector is provided, with the interface respectively inserted below the upper supports, at the end of the first upper crossbeam, at the end of the second upper crossbeam, and above the lower supports; two first lower crossbeams are provided, with both ends of the two first lower crossbeams located below the lower supports; two second lower crossbeams are provided, with both ends of the two second lower crossbeams located below the lower supports; a concealed three-way connector is provided, with the interface respectively inserted below the lower supports, at the end of the first lower crossbeam, and at the end of the second lower crossbeam.

3. A detachable and assembleable toilet including a soft toilet seat and a soft squat toilet as described in claim 1, characterized in that, The toilet wall panels include: The double door is mounted on the upper column at the front of the toilet frame; the side wall panels are fixed to the upper columns on both sides of the toilet frame; and the rear wall panel is fixed to the upper column at the rear of the toilet frame.

4. A detachable and assembleable toilet including a soft toilet seat and a soft squat toilet as described in claim 1, characterized in that, The toilet ceiling includes: The rear ceiling is fixed to the upper column near the rear wall panel; the front ceiling is fixed to the upper column near the double doors; the rubber water-blocking edge strip is fixed on one side of the rear and front ceilings at opposite ends; and the concealed socket is located inside the rear and front ceilings.

5. A detachable and assembleable toilet including a soft toilet and a soft squat toilet as described in claim 1, characterized in that, The toilet steps include: The side support frame is located at the front end of the toilet frame; the step fixing buckle is fixed at one end to the side support frame and at the other end to the lower column; the safety support rod is fixed at both ends to the side support frame; and the anti-slip pedal is fixed above the side support frame.

6. A detachable and assembleable toilet including a soft toilet seat and a soft squat toilet as described in claim 3, characterized in that, An external light is fixedly installed on the outside of the double door, a door handle is fixedly installed on the outside of the double door, a door hinge is fixedly installed on the outside of the double door, the side of the door hinge away from the double door is fixed to the upper column, a ventilation opening is provided below the double door, and a viewing window is fixed above the double door.

7. A detachable and assembleable toilet including a soft toilet and a soft squat toilet as described in claim 1, characterized in that, A floor drain hole is provided at the center of the toilet floor; a fixing plate is fixed above the soft squat toilet, the fixing plate has a locking hole, and an anti-fall bracket is fixed below the fixing plate; the waste inlet is screwed to the tightening cap, and pull rings are fixed at the top and front end of the soft fecal storage bag.

8. A detachable and assembleable toilet including a soft toilet seat and a soft squat toilet as described in claim 2, characterized in that, A wall panel groove is fixed to the outside of the upper column, and a mounting screw hole is opened on the top of the upper column.

9. A detachable and assembleable toilet including a soft toilet and a soft squat toilet as described in claim 1, characterized in that, The toilet body also includes: Interior lighting fixtures are fixed to the rear wall panel; toilet mounting clips are fixed to the toilet floor and also fitted under the toilet bracket; pre-embedded permanent magnets are fixed to the double doors, the side walls, and the rear wall panel.

10. A detachable and assembleable toilet including a soft toilet and a soft squat toilet according to claim 9, characterized in that, The toilet body also includes: The foot-operated water pump is fixed to the toilet floor; the foldable water storage bag is located below the toilet body; the suction pipe is fixedly inserted into the foldable water storage bag at one end and fixed to the foot-operated water pump at the other end; the flushing pipe is fixed to the foot-operated water pump at the bottom.

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