Noyemberyan Armenia composting toilet
This page should contain more details. Hopefully there is some more content in that willd has access to. Maybe we can ask Dan (dan_retz
yahoo
com) for more content as well. If we can not contact Dan for more information, we can just include some more general information. --Lonny 11:49, 22 April 2008 (PDT)
- Designed and Built by Peace Corps Volunteer, Dan Retz, April, 2004
- Details available on request: dan_retz
Images[edit | edit source]
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Picture of the house -
View Showing location of composter -
Composting Chamber in basement/storage area -
Urine line to be linked with gray water system, Screened air inlets. -
Detail showing movable lid to remove and install the barrel. -
Detail of a "bag" made from flour sacks designed to support and maximize ventilation of compost (bag is to be mounted inside of barrel). -
Picture of the installed toilet stool and ventilation pipe. Fan is installed inside the pipe just above the ceiling. -
Detail of urine diversion funnel. The funnel is plumbed to a 1" pipe which exits the toilet chute via a 90 degree fitting, and later is plumbed to a gray water system. -
Detail of vent pipe attachment. -
Another view of the composting bag. -
Picture showing foam mattress used as a air gasket and protection from flies. Detail of urine line combined with gray water system. Later project will be to divert this combined system for usage in the garden. -
Design drawings -
Design drawings -
Design drawings
Excel Cost schedule[edit | edit source]
File:Budget-two-floor-house-design.xls
Powerpoint presentation on situation in Armenia[edit | edit source]
Related projects[edit | edit source]
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