EcoSanRes: dry toilet urine diverter design

[sindrei]

 

I am posting on behalf of a team of engineers designing a dry toilet for use in rural Nicaragua, as part of Engineers Without Borders www.ewb-sfp.org We are not sanitation experts so I will be posting a few questions here to get the advice of a more experienced community.
The toilets will use ash from cooking fires as the major additive.

Is there a preferred urine-diverter toilet seat design that people have had a lot of success with?

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[Richard Holden]

 

Try the mexlcan design.  It was widely use din SA with great success.

 

Richard

On Mon, Sep 6, 2010 at 10:49 PM, sindrei <samanth...@gmail.com> wrote:

 

I am posting on behalf of a team of engineers designing a dry toilet for use in rural Nicaragua, as part of Engineers Without Borders www.ewb-sfp.org We are not sanitation experts so I will be posting a few questions here to get the advice of a more experienced community.
The toilets will use ash from cooking fires as the major additive.

Is there a preferred urine-diverter toilet seat design that people have had a lot of success with?

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