How to save water in FRP septic tank?

How to save water in FRP septic tank?

The glass fiber reinforced septic tank is used to flush the latrine with water instead of the sign of large water flow and waste. Instead, the pressurized water air flushing method is adopted. The citizens flush with a strong air force after using the toilet, making the public toilets clean and water-saving.

The fiberglass septic tank equipment uses the principle that the operating atmosphere can be compressed to change the flow rate of the original tap water and mix it with the atmosphere to achieve the result of pressurization, and then the pedal valve is closed to flush the sanitary ware. Because the direct drainage sanitary ware with large slope is adopted, the feces can directly enter the septic tank through the process pipeline, thus changing the traditional method of flushing feces with water into the septic tank, saving a lot of water, And it can greatly limit the cleanliness of sanitary appliances. The flushing volume of traditional public toilets is about 5-7 liters after going to the toilet once. The flushing volume of water-saving children is 2-3 liters each time. Each water-saving child can save about 300 liters of water every day. According to the count of 15 pits in each public toilet, it is estimated that each public toilet in the urban area can save 1500 tons of water every year, each public toilet in Tunzi can save 500 tons of water every year, and 150 public toilets can save about 120000 tons of water every year. At the same time, the introduction of the new process saves water capital, while reducing the discharge of septic tanks, reducing the amount of septic tank cleaning disposal in each public toilet.

In order to better promote the concept of energy conservation and emission reduction, the fiberglass septic tank can well handle the problem of difficult seepage prevention of the brick concrete septic tank in the past. At the same time, the fiberglass septic tank does not leak, but also handles the problem of purifying the public water in the septic tank.