The toilet does not waste water, the great innovation was funded by Bill Gates

The Bill and Melinda Gates charity five years ago announced to the world that it would produce a very durable and completely inexpensive toilet, promising to revolutionize epidemiological hygiene.

In September 2012, Cranfield University researchers received $ 710,000 in charity funding from the Gates family to produce a product called Nano Membrane Toilet .

March 22 every year is known to be the World Water Day (World Water Day), a sad fact that there are still more than 2.4 billion people today, which means that about a quarter of the world's population is living. in unsanitary epidemiological environments.

A community of people living in a situation where there is a shortage of clean water, they are at high risk of infection with sanitation-related diseases.

This Nano Membrane Toilet toilet is designed with the expectation to help remove this naked truth. Membrane Toilet Nano does not waste water , is easy to use and is being officially tested. It is very likely that this Toilet will be future solutions to global sanitation issues.

Structure of the Nano Membrane Toilet toilet bowl.

Lecturer at Cranfield Clean Water Science Institute Alison Parker hopes to design this new Toilet that will reach poor urban areas when such areas are the most sought after.

Ms. Alison Parker added: " This toilet will be used in places where it is difficult to have good sanitation issues like crowded and crowded urban areas, but still make sure that the location will have technicians coming to check. every 6 months. "

The interior design of this Toilet is quite complicated.

After a person defecates and presses the flush button, the toilet reel will rotate 270 degrees to allow the waste to go down a tank below it. After the reel has completed its work, an instrument that acts as a brush will wipe out the remains of the reel.

Nano Membrane Toilet toilet uses very little water.

Solid wastes will lie on the bottom of the tank, and liquid wastes will float upwards.

The tiny fibers, or the rest, nanofiber, are incorporated into bundles inside the container that will filter the vapors that exist in the liquid waste and bring the steam into a vertical tube next to the toilet.

Next, the steam will be treated by the particles in the vertical tube, which is accumulated into water, then the water will flow through the vertical pipe into a container in front of the toilet.

The toilet can be used for 10 people.

The remaining solid waste will be transferred to a separate container by a battery-powered motor. In the container will have aromatic wax to prevent odor, the solid waste here will be dried.

Every week, a technician will collect solid waste and water in the tube, and will replace the battery for the toilet if necessary.

The amount of water in the pipe can be used in daily activities such as cooking, bathing, irrigation . The solid waste will be put into thermal power plants to produce electricity.

This toilet can be used in a household with 10 people, costing no more than 0.05 USD per day per person. And this year the toilet will be officially tested.

A revolution in global epidemiological hygiene.

The researchers' biggest challenge for this toilet is to put it into widespread use.

Many inventions are successful at the experimental stage, but it is not easy to put a invention into widespread use.

In order for this toilet to be used effectively and safely, local authorities will have to train specialized staff only to operate this toilet. This process will be quite time-consuming because some scientists have spent years designing their products, but they are not sure to work well.

Currently, the issue of toilet paper is still a problem for this new invention, but hopefully in the future scientists will work out a solution to solve this problem.

With this new invention, Bill Gates and his wife are contributing to changing the destiny of the epidemic of global sanitation and safety.