Baths – closets – sinks – and spittoons – Flush closet – Urinals only
Patent
1995-08-08
1998-01-27
Fetsuga, Robert M.
Baths, closets, sinks, and spittoons
Flush closet
Urinals only
41441, 4679, A47K 1112
Patent
active
057110379
ABSTRACT:
A waterless urinal meeting U.S. sanitation code requirements and providing advantages of cost savings, water conservation and easy maintenance is particularly beneficial in public or institutional urinal facilities. An odor trap cartridge unit is configured as a coaxial dual chamber bell trap that eliminates the need for conventional P or J type traps required in water-flushed urinals. In the odor trap, a body of oily liquid sealant, floating on a body of trapped residual urine, serves as an odor barrier but allows entering urine to immediately permeate downwardly through the sealant and proceed to a drain without requiring flushing. The odor trap is molded from two plastic parts that are assembled together to form a cartridge unit that fits readily into a receptacle cavity of urinal bowl configured for wall mounting. The cartridge stays in place by friction and gravity, and can be easily removed with a special tool. A special low specific gravity sealant formulation, ensuring efficient operation, is made biodegradable to protect the environment against any traces escaping to the drain. Sealant replenishment, when required, is easily performed. For unusually frequent usage, maintenance may be reduced by the use of an auxiliary oil reservoir serving one or more urinals.
REFERENCES:
patent: 4418038 (1983-11-01), Theeuwes
Gorges Ditmar L.
Reichardt Klaus H.
Fetsuga Robert M.
McTaggart J. E.
Waterless Company
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