See how compressed air and dehumidifier-extracted water enable low-water flushing with UV and t
See how an asymmetric tank floor inclined relative to support joists enables complete rear drai
See how mechanical bio-waste carts and locomotive devices eliminate water as a carrier medium,
Separate primary and secondary chambers improve overflow handling and anaerobic waste treatment while lowering septic construction burden in remote areas.
A manually operated cart moves indoor bio-waste to a concealed depository without water, improving hygiene while conserving fresh water.
Minimal-flush excreta storage with tank heating boosts fermentation and methane output while cutting wastewater discharge.
Angled asymmetric corrugations let a low-profile leaching chamber keep load capacity, storage volume, and easy installation in tight sites.
A control unit analyzes pump runtime, electrical current, and alarms to diagnose septic issues and guide timely maintenance.
Molded basins use integrated guide rails and modular risers to resolve hydraulic floating risks while enabling adjustable depth configurations.
Asymmetrical dividing elements eliminate dead zones and velocity stratification while reducing energy losses in raceway pond systems.
An external pump tank contacts the waste liquid tank wall to share one riser pipe, reducing installation holes and leakage risks.
Segmented walls nest within the tank volume to simplify manufacturing and transport while maintaining reliable separation performance.
Segmented couplers merge mechanical latching with fluid channels to resolve the contradiction between rapid construction time and precise water level control.
An integrated scum board merges with the container body via rotational molding, eliminating separate mounting steps and reducing device complexity.
Segmenting the tank into chambers and adding a corrugated flow pipe settling zone reduces total suspended solids without increasing structural complexity.
Segmented flexible sheeting and rigid A-frame braces enable rapid assembly for large-volume emergency fluid storage.
A plastic vessel encased in a concrete container provides structural strength and impermeability for underground storage applications.
A COB LED package uses a general PCB substrate with through holes and a resin dome to fix the light source.
A toilet rim channel uses varied aperture density to direct water flow for targeted bowl cleaning while maintaining ultra-low flush volumes.
Double coil dispersal lines distribute septic effluent through pressure compensating emitters for compact wastewater treatment.