Treatment apparatus for excrement of rest room
AssigneeMirae Industrial Systems Co., Ltd.
InventorChon-u Choe
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Abstract
Disclosed herein is a treatment apparatus for excrement of a rest room wherein sludge is able to be separated and incinerated via a simplified process without a vacuum drying of excrement that is transferred from a storage tank, whereby continuous treatment of excrement is possible, resulting in an increase in excrement treatment efficiency and capacity while achieving a reduction in maintenance costs. Also, in the present invention, water contained in excrement is able to be purified with a high efficiency, whereby the purified water can be reused as wash water of a toilet or directly drained without a separate post-treatment.
Claims5
A treatment apparatus for excrement of a rest room comprising:
- a storage tank to store excrement that falls down directly from a toilet of the rest room;
- an electro-coagulation and flotation device including;
- a reactor having an electrode plate to apply electric current to the excrement transferred from the storage tank, so as to produce coagulated matter, i.e. sludge;
- a scraper provided at an upper end of the reactor to scrape the sludge when the sludge rises up;
- a sludge reservoir to store sludge transferred by the scraper;
- a processed water reservoir to store water processed in and transferred from the reactor;
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- a control box to control the generation operation of the electro-coagulation and flotation device;
- a carbonization chamber containing a heater therein to carbonize the sludge, which is transferred from the sludge reservoir of the electro-coagulation and flotation device, during the carbonization of the sludge, water being produced in the carbonization chamber and be returned to the storage tank;
- a collection vessel to receive ashes generated from the carbonization chamber;
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- a recovery tank for receiving the processed water transferred from the processed water reservoir of the electro-coagulation.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.