Malaysian Institute of Aviation TechnologyAIRCRAFT TOILET/ LAVATORY SYSTEM
Malaysian Institute of Aviation Technology
AIRCRAFT TOILETS
Malaysian Institute of Aviation Technology
AIRCRAFT TOILET/ LAVATORY SYSTEM
Introduction
• Types of Toilets
• Removable Toilet/Elsan Toilet
• Reusable Liquid Flush Type
• Vacuum Toilet
• Toilet Equipments
• Miscellaneous equipment
• Dispenser equipment
• Disposal equipment
• Toilet Ventilation System
• Venturi
• Check valve
• Muffler
• Restrictors
• Corrosion Control
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Removable Toilet
- Fitted on small aircraft, short range a/c.
- simplest type called an Elsan toilet
- Storage bin is refilled with correct amount of
disinfectant (Raquasan).
- Whole unit is removed when
dispose off contents.
- Secured by quick release
method.
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REMOVABLE TOILETS / ELSAN TOILET
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Reusable Liquid Flush Type
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Vacuum Toilet System
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Lavatory
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LAVATORY INTRODUCTION
• Number and type of toilets varies
according to the size and type of aircraft
• Toilet compartment constructed as modules
be easily removed from the aircraft, made
from glass fiber honeycomb having
a decorative finish.
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Malaysian Institute of Aviation Technology
• Toilet is illuminated by lights in the ceiling.
- lights is automatically dim when the
door is open, and come on bright when
the door is closed and locked, actuated
by door lock switches.
- If all the toilets in that group are occupied
the appropriate cabin sign is illuminated.
- Smoking is not permitted.
LAVATORY INTRODUCTION
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Lavatories are modular, self contained
units each has this equipment:
* Air sickness bag and sanitary napkin
dispenser
* Ashtray (interior and exterior)
* Assist handle
* Attendant call button and reset switch
* Coat hook
* Diaper changing table (some installations)
* Dual roll toilet paper holder
* Facial tissue dispenser
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• lavatories are modular, self contained units each has this
equipment:
* Fire extinguisher(in waste compartment)
* Flushing toilet, with toilet seat and cover
* Non-glass mirror (shatter resistant)
* Handicap assist rails (some installations)
* Information and instruction placards
(including NO SMOKING sign)
* Light switches
* Oxygen masks (2)
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Lavatory
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Removing Waste
Service Vehicle Adaptor
http://www.airport-technology.com/contractors/groundequipment/combi_box/combi_box5.html
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AIRCRAFT TOILETS
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• Is ventilated by allowing pressurized
cabin air to escape to atmosphere.
• Toilet compartment are vented by air flowing
through a gap between the toilet shroud and the
toilet bowl flange, and into the vent duct located
beneath the toilet shroud.
LAVATORY VENTING SYSTEM
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Malaysian Institute of Aviation Technology
TOILET VENTILATION SYSTEM
System consists of the following components.
1.Venturi – limits the outflow of cabin air when aircraft
is pressurized.
2.Check Valve – prevents back flow through the
ventilation system.
3.Muffler – reduce duct noise in the galley ventilation
system.
4.Galley vent Inlet – picking up galley odor.
5.Restrictors – These balance the airflow between
galley units and toilet compartment.
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FIRE PRECAUTIONS
– TOILETS IN AIRCRAFT OVER 5700 kg MTWA
• Airworthiness Notice No.32 requires that all lavatory
waste containers, provided for flammable materials
must be inspected regularly to ensure that all entry
flaps or doors operate, seal and latch correctly.
Containers for used towels, papers and waste, are
made from materials resistant to fire.
• Smoking is not permitted in toilet compartment.
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CABIN AND TOILET FIRE PROTECTION
– AIRCRAFT OVER 5700 kg MTWA
• Airworthiness Notice no. 32 requires a smoke
detector in each toilet compartment.
• Smoke detector must operate a warning light and or
aural warning in the passenger cabin, also operate a
warning light on the flight deck.
• It is recommended that built in the fire
extinguishers be fitted in each toilet waste container,
also a fire access points be built into toilet waste
containers. This is to ensure efficient distribution of
extinguisher from hand held fire extinguishers.
( BCF type )
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Malaysian Institute of Aviation Technology
LIQUID FLUSH TOILETS
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LIQUID FLUSH TOILETS
- Common type of toilet in passenger aircraft
- self contained, waste collection tank
mounted directly below the toilet bowl.
- Material Stainless steel bowl
tank stainless steel or fiber-glass Laminate.
- Capacity 20 gallons, fill with pre-charge
of strong disinfectant chemical (Raquasan),
dye and deodorant and can be used
till 100 times.
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LIQUID FLUSH TOILETS
 It consist of seat, cover and surround, toilet bowl,
tank top and flushing system and waste tank and
outlet bowl.
 An electrically powered flushing unit (three phase
115 Volt a.c. flush motor)
 It collect waste material in the toilet waste tank
where it is disinfected, deodorized, dyed and the
liquids separated from the waste.
 These liquids are then used for flushing purposes.
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Typical Liquid Flush Toilet System
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Typical Liquid Flush Toilet System
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Liquid Flush Toilet Components
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Liquid Flush Toilet Components
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TOILET FLUSH MOTOR
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• Motor drives both rotating filter and impeller to pump
Flushing Fluid to Flush Ring.
• Rotating filter consists of Stack of flat wheel shaped
discs apart determine the fines of filteration.
• A stationary knife blade is mounted beside the disc
stack and blade extending into the slot created by the
spacers.
• When rotate waste is combed through the slots by the
clean blades.
• Filter will break down the waste particles to 300
microns.
FLUSH MOTOR OPERATION
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Typical Liquid Flush Toilet System
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 Flushing is initiated by pushing a button, energize
an electric timer runs a motor in the tank for 10
seconds cycle.
 The pump impeller draws liquid through rotating
filter and pump through a flush ring around the top
of the toilet bowl with a swirling action.
 This action carry the deposit into the waste tank by
opening the hinged separator.
LIQUID FLUSH TOILETS
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 It stop after 10 seconds, re-armed itself for next
cycle the motor will be reverse prevent rotating filter
becoming entangled with non-decomposable waste.
 Electric toilet flush motors must be fitted with a
suitable thermal protection device (fuse or circuit
breaker) to prevent overheating due to failure of the
control circuit, control circuit components, the motor
or pump.
 Some aircraft use compressed air to operate the
flush toilet.
LIQUID FLUSH TOILETS OPERATION
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Vacuum/Compressed Air Flush
Toilet
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Toilet
Servicing
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Typical Toilet Waste Service Panel
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Waste Line Bung
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Toilet Waste Tank Ground Flush Line
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TOILET SYSTEMS SERVICING
• With own external service panel situated on the lower
surface of the aircraft.
• If system with Waste Line Rubber is fitted must be
withdrawn using a “Y” COUPLING.
• A drain valve spring loaded to closed position be
opened by using a handle and emptied the waste via a
4 inches diameter pipe and coupling to toilet servicing
vehicle.
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Toilet Drain Coupling
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TOILET SYSTEMS SERVICING
 After “Bung” is replaced in the drain pipe tank
is RINSED via the wash line and fill with
pre-charge of strong disinfectant chemical (Raquasan),
dye and deodorant and can be used till 100 times.
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 Leakage from this point can result in the
formation of ice which might damage the
aircraft.
 Water spilled on the toilet floor is drained via a
small diameter drain line, into the toilet waste
tank drain line.
 Waste drain fitting is heated electrically to
prevent the freezing of any liquid in the drain
line.
TOILET SYSTEMS SERVICE PANEL
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Toilet Waste Service Panel
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Toilet Waste Service Panel
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Waste Line Bung
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Vacuum Flush Toilet
 Vacuum toilet bowl coated with silicon
for non-stick effect
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Vacuum Waste Tank
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VACUUM TOILET SYSTEM
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VACUUM SYSTEM TOILET
 Liquid flush toilet create a risk of corrosion and
it takes some time to drain and replenish each
toilet.
 Vacuum toilets overcome these problems by
having dry toilet assemblies and is connected to
a centralized storage tank by pipelines.
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VACUUM SYSTEM TOILET
 uses an evacuated waste container.
 when toilet bowl is flushed, a valve opens and
the waste is sucked along the pipeline into the
storage tank then clean water from the drinking
water tank is used to rinse the bowl and goes to
the waste tank.
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Typical Vacuum Toilet Schematic
Malaysian Institute of Aviation TechnologyTOILET FLUSH VALVE
Malaysian Institute of Aviation TechnologyVACUUM TOILET SYSTEM
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VACUUM SYSTEM TOILET
OPERATION:
When the flush button is operated the cycle is started.
- If the aircraft is below 16,000 feet, the vacuum
blowers are switched on.
- One second later, a water valve is opened and
pumps 6 to 8 ounces of water to the rinse ring
to clean the toilet bowl.
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OPERATION:
When the flush button is operated the cycle is started.
- A flush valve opens for four seconds to allow
the waste to be sucked into the waste tank.
- After the cycle is completed the vacuum
blowers are switched off and the timer
prepares for the next cycle.
VACUUM SYSTEM TOILET
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Typical Vacuum Toilet Schematic
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END OF TOILET SYSTEM
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Cabin Interior System: Lavatory

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    Malaysian Institute ofAviation TechnologyAIRCRAFT TOILET/ LAVATORY SYSTEM
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    Malaysian Institute ofAviation Technology AIRCRAFT TOILETS
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    Malaysian Institute ofAviation Technology AIRCRAFT TOILET/ LAVATORY SYSTEM Introduction • Types of Toilets • Removable Toilet/Elsan Toilet • Reusable Liquid Flush Type • Vacuum Toilet • Toilet Equipments • Miscellaneous equipment • Dispenser equipment • Disposal equipment • Toilet Ventilation System • Venturi • Check valve • Muffler • Restrictors • Corrosion Control
  • 4.
    Malaysian Institute ofAviation Technology Removable Toilet - Fitted on small aircraft, short range a/c. - simplest type called an Elsan toilet - Storage bin is refilled with correct amount of disinfectant (Raquasan). - Whole unit is removed when dispose off contents. - Secured by quick release method.
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    Malaysian Institute ofAviation Technology REMOVABLE TOILETS / ELSAN TOILET
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    Malaysian Institute ofAviation Technology Reusable Liquid Flush Type
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    Malaysian Institute ofAviation Technology Vacuum Toilet System
  • 8.
    Malaysian Institute ofAviation Technology Lavatory
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    Malaysian Institute ofAviation Technology LAVATORY INTRODUCTION • Number and type of toilets varies according to the size and type of aircraft • Toilet compartment constructed as modules be easily removed from the aircraft, made from glass fiber honeycomb having a decorative finish.
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    Malaysian Institute ofAviation Technology
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    Malaysian Institute ofAviation Technology • Toilet is illuminated by lights in the ceiling. - lights is automatically dim when the door is open, and come on bright when the door is closed and locked, actuated by door lock switches. - If all the toilets in that group are occupied the appropriate cabin sign is illuminated. - Smoking is not permitted. LAVATORY INTRODUCTION
  • 12.
    Malaysian Institute ofAviation Technology Lavatories are modular, self contained units each has this equipment: * Air sickness bag and sanitary napkin dispenser * Ashtray (interior and exterior) * Assist handle * Attendant call button and reset switch * Coat hook * Diaper changing table (some installations) * Dual roll toilet paper holder * Facial tissue dispenser
  • 13.
    Malaysian Institute ofAviation Technology • lavatories are modular, self contained units each has this equipment: * Fire extinguisher(in waste compartment) * Flushing toilet, with toilet seat and cover * Non-glass mirror (shatter resistant) * Handicap assist rails (some installations) * Information and instruction placards (including NO SMOKING sign) * Light switches * Oxygen masks (2)
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    Malaysian Institute ofAviation Technology Lavatory
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    Malaysian Institute ofAviation Technology
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    Malaysian Institute ofAviation Technology Removing Waste Service Vehicle Adaptor http://www.airport-technology.com/contractors/groundequipment/combi_box/combi_box5.html
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    Malaysian Institute ofAviation Technology AIRCRAFT TOILETS
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    Malaysian Institute ofAviation Technology • Is ventilated by allowing pressurized cabin air to escape to atmosphere. • Toilet compartment are vented by air flowing through a gap between the toilet shroud and the toilet bowl flange, and into the vent duct located beneath the toilet shroud. LAVATORY VENTING SYSTEM
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    Malaysian Institute ofAviation Technology
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    Malaysian Institute ofAviation Technology TOILET VENTILATION SYSTEM System consists of the following components. 1.Venturi – limits the outflow of cabin air when aircraft is pressurized. 2.Check Valve – prevents back flow through the ventilation system. 3.Muffler – reduce duct noise in the galley ventilation system. 4.Galley vent Inlet – picking up galley odor. 5.Restrictors – These balance the airflow between galley units and toilet compartment.
  • 21.
    Malaysian Institute ofAviation Technology FIRE PRECAUTIONS – TOILETS IN AIRCRAFT OVER 5700 kg MTWA • Airworthiness Notice No.32 requires that all lavatory waste containers, provided for flammable materials must be inspected regularly to ensure that all entry flaps or doors operate, seal and latch correctly. Containers for used towels, papers and waste, are made from materials resistant to fire. • Smoking is not permitted in toilet compartment.
  • 22.
    Malaysian Institute ofAviation Technology CABIN AND TOILET FIRE PROTECTION – AIRCRAFT OVER 5700 kg MTWA • Airworthiness Notice no. 32 requires a smoke detector in each toilet compartment. • Smoke detector must operate a warning light and or aural warning in the passenger cabin, also operate a warning light on the flight deck. • It is recommended that built in the fire extinguishers be fitted in each toilet waste container, also a fire access points be built into toilet waste containers. This is to ensure efficient distribution of extinguisher from hand held fire extinguishers. ( BCF type )
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    Malaysian Institute ofAviation Technology
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    Malaysian Institute ofAviation Technology LIQUID FLUSH TOILETS
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    Malaysian Institute ofAviation Technology LIQUID FLUSH TOILETS - Common type of toilet in passenger aircraft - self contained, waste collection tank mounted directly below the toilet bowl. - Material Stainless steel bowl tank stainless steel or fiber-glass Laminate. - Capacity 20 gallons, fill with pre-charge of strong disinfectant chemical (Raquasan), dye and deodorant and can be used till 100 times.
  • 26.
    Malaysian Institute ofAviation Technology LIQUID FLUSH TOILETS  It consist of seat, cover and surround, toilet bowl, tank top and flushing system and waste tank and outlet bowl.  An electrically powered flushing unit (three phase 115 Volt a.c. flush motor)  It collect waste material in the toilet waste tank where it is disinfected, deodorized, dyed and the liquids separated from the waste.  These liquids are then used for flushing purposes.
  • 27.
    Malaysian Institute ofAviation Technology Typical Liquid Flush Toilet System
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    Malaysian Institute ofAviation Technology Typical Liquid Flush Toilet System
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    Malaysian Institute ofAviation Technology Liquid Flush Toilet Components
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    Malaysian Institute ofAviation Technology Liquid Flush Toilet Components
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    Malaysian Institute ofAviation Technology TOILET FLUSH MOTOR
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    Malaysian Institute ofAviation Technology • Motor drives both rotating filter and impeller to pump Flushing Fluid to Flush Ring. • Rotating filter consists of Stack of flat wheel shaped discs apart determine the fines of filteration. • A stationary knife blade is mounted beside the disc stack and blade extending into the slot created by the spacers. • When rotate waste is combed through the slots by the clean blades. • Filter will break down the waste particles to 300 microns. FLUSH MOTOR OPERATION
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    Malaysian Institute ofAviation Technology
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    Malaysian Institute ofAviation Technology Typical Liquid Flush Toilet System
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    Malaysian Institute ofAviation Technology  Flushing is initiated by pushing a button, energize an electric timer runs a motor in the tank for 10 seconds cycle.  The pump impeller draws liquid through rotating filter and pump through a flush ring around the top of the toilet bowl with a swirling action.  This action carry the deposit into the waste tank by opening the hinged separator. LIQUID FLUSH TOILETS
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    Malaysian Institute ofAviation Technology  It stop after 10 seconds, re-armed itself for next cycle the motor will be reverse prevent rotating filter becoming entangled with non-decomposable waste.  Electric toilet flush motors must be fitted with a suitable thermal protection device (fuse or circuit breaker) to prevent overheating due to failure of the control circuit, control circuit components, the motor or pump.  Some aircraft use compressed air to operate the flush toilet. LIQUID FLUSH TOILETS OPERATION
  • 38.
    Malaysian Institute ofAviation Technology Vacuum/Compressed Air Flush Toilet
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    Malaysian Institute ofAviation Technology Toilet Servicing
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    Malaysian Institute ofAviation Technology Typical Toilet Waste Service Panel
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    Malaysian Institute ofAviation Technology
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    Malaysian Institute ofAviation Technology Waste Line Bung
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    Malaysian Institute ofAviation Technology
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    Malaysian Institute ofAviation Technology Toilet Waste Tank Ground Flush Line
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    Malaysian Institute ofAviation Technology TOILET SYSTEMS SERVICING • With own external service panel situated on the lower surface of the aircraft. • If system with Waste Line Rubber is fitted must be withdrawn using a “Y” COUPLING. • A drain valve spring loaded to closed position be opened by using a handle and emptied the waste via a 4 inches diameter pipe and coupling to toilet servicing vehicle.
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    Malaysian Institute ofAviation Technology Toilet Drain Coupling
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    Malaysian Institute ofAviation Technology TOILET SYSTEMS SERVICING  After “Bung” is replaced in the drain pipe tank is RINSED via the wash line and fill with pre-charge of strong disinfectant chemical (Raquasan), dye and deodorant and can be used till 100 times.
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    Malaysian Institute ofAviation Technology  Leakage from this point can result in the formation of ice which might damage the aircraft.  Water spilled on the toilet floor is drained via a small diameter drain line, into the toilet waste tank drain line.  Waste drain fitting is heated electrically to prevent the freezing of any liquid in the drain line. TOILET SYSTEMS SERVICE PANEL
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    Malaysian Institute ofAviation Technology Toilet Waste Service Panel
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    Malaysian Institute ofAviation Technology Toilet Waste Service Panel
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    Malaysian Institute ofAviation Technology Waste Line Bung
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    Malaysian Institute ofAviation Technology Vacuum Flush Toilet  Vacuum toilet bowl coated with silicon for non-stick effect
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    Malaysian Institute ofAviation Technology Vacuum Waste Tank
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    Malaysian Institute ofAviation Technology VACUUM TOILET SYSTEM
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    Malaysian Institute ofAviation Technology VACUUM SYSTEM TOILET  Liquid flush toilet create a risk of corrosion and it takes some time to drain and replenish each toilet.  Vacuum toilets overcome these problems by having dry toilet assemblies and is connected to a centralized storage tank by pipelines.
  • 56.
    Malaysian Institute ofAviation Technology VACUUM SYSTEM TOILET  uses an evacuated waste container.  when toilet bowl is flushed, a valve opens and the waste is sucked along the pipeline into the storage tank then clean water from the drinking water tank is used to rinse the bowl and goes to the waste tank.
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    Malaysian Institute ofAviation Technology Typical Vacuum Toilet Schematic
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    Malaysian Institute ofAviation TechnologyTOILET FLUSH VALVE
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    Malaysian Institute ofAviation TechnologyVACUUM TOILET SYSTEM
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    Malaysian Institute ofAviation Technology VACUUM SYSTEM TOILET OPERATION: When the flush button is operated the cycle is started. - If the aircraft is below 16,000 feet, the vacuum blowers are switched on. - One second later, a water valve is opened and pumps 6 to 8 ounces of water to the rinse ring to clean the toilet bowl.
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    Malaysian Institute ofAviation Technology OPERATION: When the flush button is operated the cycle is started. - A flush valve opens for four seconds to allow the waste to be sucked into the waste tank. - After the cycle is completed the vacuum blowers are switched off and the timer prepares for the next cycle. VACUUM SYSTEM TOILET
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    Malaysian Institute ofAviation Technology Typical Vacuum Toilet Schematic
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    Malaysian Institute ofAviation Technology END OF TOILET SYSTEM
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