Abstract: Disclosed are a solid-liquid separation anti-soiling toilet, a mounting method and a use. The solid-liquid separation anti-soiling toilet is composed of a processor, a solid container, a liquid reservoir and an exhaust device, where the processor is connected to the solid container, the processor includes a housing, and a clamping device and a drying device which are arranged inside the housing, excreta generated after use of the toilet enters the clamping device of the processor, a liquid in the excreta enters the liquid reservoir after passing through the clamping device, a solid in the excreta is pressed and dried into a sheet inside the clamping device, and enters the solid container, and hot air flow generated by the drying device is used for drying the solid inside the clamping device, and is exhausted outwards through the exhaust device connected to the housing of the processor.

Abstract: The present disclosure relates to an aerothermodynamic environment-friendly toilet, a mounting method, and an application of the aerothermodynamic environment-friendly toilet. The toilet includes a receiver, a processor, a solid storage device, a liquid storage device and a drying device. The toilet is odorless by using an aerothermodynamics principle. When no one uses the toilet, a fan at an exhaust port is used for exhausting a small amount of air from each cavity of the toilet to control an odor source unidirectionally; after use of the toilet, a waste treatment button is triggered, then hot air flow moves downwards, which downwards ejects air at an upper portion of a lower conical port of a reception guider of the receiver.

Abstract: A system and a method for treatment of a disorder in a gastrointestinal tract of a subject, using a treatment protocol, the treatment protocol being based at least in part on data relating to other subjects and their responses to treatment with various treatment protocols.

Abstract: A toilet modified for disposal of dialysis waste includes a base, a bowl, a water supply port, and a dialysis drain port. In the dialysis drain port is an air gap device that establishes a gap between ends of first and second drain tubes of a dialysis machine and a fluid level in the air gap. RO water and effluent from the dialysis machine enter the chamber of the air gap and mix, before being passed along a path from the dialysis drain port to the bowl of the toilet, where it can be dispelled in a sanitary manner in compliant with all pertinent codes and regulations.

Abstract: A gas powered incineration toilet is disclosed with a burner of the premixed full air type. The burner (9) includes an outer air chamber (20) which is closed at a first end and has a first exit for combustion air at a second end and which is connected with a channel (17) for supply of air, an inner gas mixing chamber (21) of smaller diameter than the outer chamber (20), which has at least one opening (22) proximate a first end for supply of air and a second exit for combustion gases at a second end, as well as a nozzle (16) for supply of air, as there is provided at least one backfire prevention system (23, 24, 25) in the form of a perforated plate and/or screen at the second combustion gas exit.

Abstract: An improved incinerating commode for the disposal of human waste through injection of a combustible or cleaning fluid into the chamber where the waste is incinerated, separation of the urine component from the fecal component of human waste, the use of one or more burners, the use of a baffle to increase heat and create turbulent flow, and use of the urine component mixed with a cleaning fluid to steam clean and cool the chamber that incinerates the waste. Cyclic rate is improved by the introduction of a water cooling jacket around the combustion chamber to decrease both cooling and pre-heating times for the combustion chamber. Waste is directed into the combustion chamber using a splash plate.

Abstract: A disposal system is provided. In an embodiment, by way of example, the disposal system can include a first tank adapted to be at least partially filled with waste fluid. The disposal system can also include a waste processing device adapted to receive waste fluid and adjust one or more properties of the waste fluid. Additionally, the waste disposal system can include a jet engine comprising a first chamber adapted to contain a fluid undergoing compression. The jet engine can be in fluid communication with the waste processing device to receive the waste fluid from the waste processing device.

Abstract: A gas powered incineration toilet is disclosed with a burner of the premixed full air type. The burner (9) includes an outer air chamber (20) which is closed at a first end and has a first exit for combustion air at a second end and which is connected with a channel (17) for supply of air, an inner gas mixing chamber (21) of smaller diameter than the outer chamber (20), which has at least one opening (22) proximate a first end for supply of air and a second exit for combustion gases at a second end, as well as a nozzle (16) for supply of air, as there is provided at least one backfire prevention system (23, 24, 25) in the form of a perforated plate and/or screen at the second combustion gas exit.

Abstract: An improved incinerating commode for the disposal of human waste through injection of a combustible fluid into the chamber where the waste is incinerated, separation of the urine component from the fecal component of human waste, and use of the urine component mixed with a cleaning fluid to steam clean and cool the chamber that incinerates the waste.

Abstract: A system for waste disposal for use in a vehicle includes a holding tank for receiving waste and a separator for receiving the waste from the holding tank with the separator being configured to separate the waste into a liquid portion and a solid portion. A macerator receives the solid portion from the separator and macerates the solid portion. Further included is an engine for providing power to the vehicle and being configured to receive and incinerate the solid portion.

Abstract: An improved incinerating commode for the disposal of human waste through injection of a combustible fluid into the chamber where the waste is incinerated, separation of the urine component from the fecal component of human waste, and use of the urine component mixed with a cleaning fluid to steam clean and cool the chamber that incinerates the waste.