ENH 324 Study Guide - Midterm Guide: Composting Toilet, Squat Toilet, Portable Toilet

• School: Ryerson University
• Department: Environmental Health
• Course: ENH 324
• Professor: Karl Kiproff

Document Summary

Class 1 all forms of privy. Class 2 greywater system (leaching pit) Some composting toilets may receive non waterborne kitchen waste and/or small quantities of plant matter to add in the decomposition process: class 2: this type of system is known as a greywater system. Used in conjunction with a class 1 sewage to treat and dispose a limited amount of greywater. The leaching bed may be in several forms including an absorption trench, fill based absorption. Trench, filter bed, shallow buried trench, type a dispersal bed and type b dispersal. This class of system is the most common and comes in many variations: class 5: the holding tank system is very limited as to where it can be used. It consists of an approved holding tank to retain the daily sewage flow on-site until full before removal by a licensed moecc sewage hauler. Work property owners, what installers>and inspectors have to know (have a general idea of that)