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Anonymous users2024-01-24Passenger aircraft above the Boeing 737 (including the 737) have a waste disposal bin for the main body.
The waste disposal bin in the passenger aircraft is divided into two, one is a daily garbage disposal bin and the other is a toilet disposal bin.
The daily necessities garbage disposal bin can hold 400 kg of daily necessities waste. The toilet processing bin can hold about 200 kg.
Passenger planes are usually processed centrally after the last flight of the day.
In the belly compartment of the aircraft, there are two large storage barrels of 260 liters, and the dirt in the toilets is flushed with disinfectant water or sent into the large barrels by vacuum suction for storage. After the plane arrives at the station, there is a special vehicle to pump out the excrement from the toilet and wash the storage bucket with clean water for use after takeoff.
An image of a person. If there is an OCCUPED signal on the door, it means that it is in use. VACANT means that there is no one and it can be used. >>>More
The ears will be uncomfortable when ascending and descending, there is not much difference between flying smoothly and flat ground, there will be slight shaking when encountering air currents, and the aircraft has a toilet, generally in the tail of the aircraft.
The belly of the aircraft is equipped with a large storage tank, like a large wet and dry vacuum cleaner, the vacuum cleaner system sucks the contents of the toilet into the chemical storage tank in the belly, and at the same time injects the filtered chemicals into the bedpan to flush the excrement, and the non-stick material similar to PTFE on the inner wall of the toilet ensures that the dirt can be easily flushed out. >>>More
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
There are toilets on board.
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