The structure and the technical means adopted by the present invention to achieve the above and other objects can be best understood by referring to the following detailed description of the preferred embodiments and the accompanying drawings, wherein
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The bowl 1 is internally provided with a divider 15, so that an inner space of the bowl 1 is partitioned by the divider 15 into a front and a rear guide way 11, 12. The divider 15 has a head portion defining a front and a rear slope 151, 152. The front and the rear guide way 11, 12 downward extend to connect to and communicate with a front and a rear waste pipe 13, 14, respectively. The rear waste pipe 14 has a lower end connected to and communicable with an upper end of the vacuum sucker 16. The waste collecting bag 17 is connected to and communicable with a lower end of the vacuum sucker 16.
The toilet system of the present invention is designed for mounting in a rest room on an automobile, ship, and airplane. Liquid waste, such as urine, falls onto the front slope 151 of the divider 15 and is directed by the front guide way 11 into the front waste pipe 13, at where the liquid waste is treated and then discharged. On the other hand, solid waste, such as stools, fall onto the rear slope 152 of the divider 15 and are directed by the rear guide way 12 into the rear waste pipe 14 under a suction force of the vacuum sucker 16, and finally drop into the waste collecting bag 17. The waste collecting bag 17 filled with stools is then removed from the vacuum sucker 16 and subjected to instant frozen treatment, and stored for incinerating or using as fertilizer and fuel later, so as to meet the requirement of environmental protection.
With the toilet system of the present invention, either the urine 2 or the stools 3 can be properly treated. Since the excreted stools 3 are separated from the urine 2 at the very beginning without being mixed with the urine 3 to increase the difficulties in handling solid waste, it is easier to maintain an overall sanitation and cleanness of the rest room.
While the above description is based on the mounting of the toilet system of the present invention on an automobile, ship, or airplane, it is understood the toilet system of the present invention may also be used in general buildings in cooperation with the vacuum sucker and the instant frozen treatment to effectively recovery the waste for use as fuel or fertilizer.