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Anonymous users2024-01-24The sewage equipment on the aircraft consists of a bedpan, a sewage tank, a filter, an electric pump, a sewage canister, an inflatable pipe, and an exhaust pipe. After the defecation is defecated, the electric pump works, and the water in the sewage tank passes through the filter, the electric pump reaches the bedpan and washes the feces down. After the feces enter the sewage tank, the water can be recycled again after chemical sterilization, deodorization, dyeing and separation.
At the end of each flight, these items are taken to the ground for handling, rinsing and changing.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23Toilets on airplanes are not directly discharged on airplanes. The train is directly discharged!
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Anonymous users2024-01-22There's disposal equipment on the plane, and it's not just a drain.
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Anonymous users2024-01-21Depressed because there are plastic bands?
Single-aisle aircraft such as the 737 have toilets in the front and back, but the toilets in the front are generally used by cabin crew or first-class passengers, and economy class passengers use the two toilets in the back
The plane uses a squatting pit because it will tremble, and when you shake, you are afraid that you will fall, which is not safe.
That's a tactful way to put it.
Lavatory is derived from Latin, which refers to a vessel for washing >>>More
I think it's ridiculous for you to ask this question, are you worrying too much, the toilet is originally a place for people to excrete, you don't go to the tuba and others have to go up, if you really pay attention to the eyes of others, it is recommended that you don't look at others when you go up, just do what you should do.
Because he felt that the toilet was troublesome, he had to flush the poop or pee, and put the toilet back up, directly from the plane.