WO2007102504A1 - Simple toilet device and toilet device - Google Patents

Abstract

Even an article such as a sanitary article can be crushed into small pieces. Crushing means (70) placed in a bowl (18) of a toilet body (20) has rotating blade members (70A, 70B) having rotating blades (74, 76) engaging each other. Draw-in means (80) for drawing in an object to be crushed is placed above the crushing means. The draw-in means has rotating draw-in members (80A, 80B) made up of rotating blades having draw-in blades. When a waste material drops into the toilet body, the weight of the material causes an open/close lid (212) to open, allowing the material to drop into the bowl. The dropped material is drawn into the crushing means side by the draw-in means, and the material drawn in is crushed into small pieces by the rotating blades. The crushed material is discharged through the bowl. A sanitary article dropped into the bowl side is also guided to the crushing means side while being drawn in by the draw-in means and crushed and cut by the rotating blades. The fluidified crushed material is sent under pressure and discharged from the toilet body.

Description

 Specification

 Simple toilet device and toilet device

 Technical field

 [0001] The present invention relates to a simple toilet device and a stationary toilet device provided with a pulverizing means capable of pulverizing sanitary goods. Specifically, a rotating blade member having a large number of rotating blades is used as a pulverizing means, and the sanitary products can be efficiently pulverized by driving them while being engaged with each other, and the dropped sanitary goods are pulverized. By providing a squeezing means that can be guided to the side, sanitary articles can be reliably crushed. In addition, the toilet can be used even if the crushing unit is removed from the toilet bowl.

 Background art

 [0002] Among portable portable toilet devices used for nursing and nursing care, there is a flushing power S. Some simple toilet devices of this type are equipped with a stirring means in a pool portion provided at the bottom of the toilet that constitutes the toilet device in order to make it easier to treat filth.

 [0003] By providing the agitation means, the filth (falling waste, etc.) that has fallen into the reservoir is agitated and circulated to prevent the filth from staying in the discharge hose. This is to ensure that the discharge process can be performed.

 [0004] By the way, sanitary products such as sanitary products may be clogged in drainage pipes if they are dumped directly in flush toilets after use. For this reason, sanitary goods are usually dumped into a dedicated trash can installed in the toilet after use, or placed in a plastic bag and stored until the date of garbage collection and discarded as burning garbage.

 [0005] However, sanitary items including toilet tissue paper and disposable diapers marketed for nursing and nursing care are also very convenient if they can be disposed of using the same simple toilet device as filth. It is. This is because it is not necessary to go to a flush toilet or to dispose of sanitary products in the provided bags each time. Disclosure of the invention

Problems to be solved by the invention [0006] By the way, in the conventional simple toilet devices, a stirring means is used as a means for treating filth and the like. By driving the agitating means installed in the toilet reservoir, the sewage is crushed and then discharged. The sanitary products including the tissue paper and paper diapers mentioned above are used together. It becomes difficult to grind this. This is because stirring the inside of the reservoir is not enough to grind sanitary goods.

 [0007] Such a problem is not particularly limited to a simple toilet device. Even in a stationary toilet device (Western style toilet) provided at home, it is difficult to effectively pulverize sanitary items simply by providing a stirring means in the toilet body.

 [0008] Further, since the stirring means and the like installed in the reservoir portion are easily contaminated, it is preferable to clean them regularly for hygiene purposes. The simple toilet device described above is difficult to clean because the reservoir itself is narrow. Even when applied to a stationary toilet device, the agitation means is fixed to the toilet and cannot be easily cleaned.

 [0009] Of course, since the stirring means is installed in the toilet bowl, when the stirring means fails, it cannot be repaired easily, and the toilet cannot be used during repair. If possible, it is preferable that the toilet can be used as usual even if the stirring means is removed.

 [0010] Therefore, the present invention solves such a conventional problem, and in particular, sanitary including paper diapers and the like by using a crushing means having a configuration in which two rotary blades are held together. A simple and fixed toilet device that ensures that sanitary goods can be guided to the grinding means side by providing sanitary goods etc. It is what we propose.

 [0011] Further, the present invention proposes a simple and fixed toilet device that can be used as an ordinary toilet device even if a pulverizing unit including a pulverizing means is removed from the toilet body.

 Means for solving the problem

[0012] In order to solve the above-described problem, a simple toilet device according to the present invention described in claim 1 is provided at a water supply port for discharging cleaning water from the opening side of the toilet body, and at the bottom of the opening. A toilet body provided with a pool part and a discharge port communicating with the pool part; A powder disperser disposed so as to face the reservoir,

 It is composed of a squeezing means disposed above the pulverizing means,

 The crushing means has at least a pair of rotating blade members that mesh with each other, and the rotating blade member is configured by a plurality of rotating blades that are coaxially provided at a predetermined interval.

 The rolling-in means is constituted by a pair of rolling-in rotating members that are arranged to face each other while maintaining a predetermined interval.

 [0013] The toilet device according to the present invention described in claim 5 includes a toilet main body including a reservoir portion in which cleaning water is stored;

 Crushing means disposed in the reservoir,

 It is composed of a squeezing means disposed above the pulverizing means,

 The crushing means has at least a pair of rotating blade members that mesh with each other, and the rotating blade member is constituted by a plurality of rotating blades that are coaxially provided with a predetermined interval,

 The rolling-in means is constituted by a pair of rolling-in rotating members that are arranged to face each other while maintaining a predetermined interval.

[0014] In the simple toilet device of the present invention, the pulverizing means is attached in the reservoir portion of the toilet bowl.

 The crushing means has at least first and second rotary blade members that mesh with each other. These rotary blade members are composed of a plurality of rotary blades provided coaxially with a predetermined interval.

 [0015] Above the pulverizing means, a squeezing means for squeezing the object to be pulverized into the pulverizing means side is arranged. The rolling-in means is composed of a pair of rolling-in rotating members in which a plurality of rotating bodies having rolling-in blades are arranged. As the rolling-in rotating member, a rotating body with a nail for scraping off is used.

[0016] An open / close lid is provided above the reservoir, and when the filth falls, the open / close lid opens due to its own weight and falls into the reservoir. The fallen filth is swallowed into the pulverizing means by the rotating body constituting the swaging means. The filth introduced into the pulverizing means is pulverized by the action of a plurality of rotary blades constituting the pulverizing means. The crushed pulverized material is in the reservoir. It is mixed with the wash water stored and made to flow. Flowing material is discharged to the fixed toilet device (flush toilet) installed in the home, etc., via the outlet outlet force discharge hose of the toilet body, and pumped into the toilet.

 [0017] In addition, since the sanitary article dropped in the toilet bowl is relatively light, it normally remains on the upper surface of the open / close lid. Therefore, when the toilet lid is closed, flush water is supplied from the upper part of the toilet, and the opening / closing lid is opened with its weight, and sanitary goods are dropped into the reservoir. The dropped sanitary goods are guided to the pulverizing means while being squeezed by the squeezing means. By being squeezed, sanitary goods are crushed while being cut by multiple rotary blades. When a cross-cut blade is used as the rotary blade, it is pulverized in a state of being chopped by the rotary blade.

 [0018] The crushed sanitary article stays at the bottom of the reservoir. During or after the pulverization process, an appropriate amount of washing water is further poured into the reservoir, so that the pulverized sanitary product is flowed and discharged together with the washing water. The discharge of fluid is a pumping process.

 [0019] The fixed toilet apparatus according to the present invention is a Western-style toilet apparatus used in homes and the like. This toilet device also follows the basic configuration of the simple toilet device described above. Therefore, it has a toilet body having a pool part, and a powder mashing means and a mashing means are provided in the pool part. The configuration is the same. The pulverization process for sanitary goods is the same as the simple toilet equipment.

 [0020] The toilet device according to the present invention described in claim 7 includes a toilet having a bottom portion serving as a reservoir,

 It consists of a crushing unit that is attached across the reservoir and is detachable from the toilet.

 The pulverizing unit includes pulverizing means composed of at least a pair of rotating blade members that mesh with each other, and an attachment member thereof.

 The rotary blade member is composed of a plurality of rotary blades provided coaxially at a predetermined interval.

[0021] In the invention according to claim 7, the pulverizing unit is attached so as to block the toilet reservoir. You can The pulverizing unit is composed of pulverizing means and its attachment member. The toilet is composed of an upper toilet part, a bottom toilet part, and an intermediate toilet part located therebetween. The intermediate toilet part is fixed in a watertight manner to the upper toilet part and the bottom toilet part using a fixing member such as a screw. An intermediate toilet part is used as an attachment member of the powder basket unit.

 [0022] When cleaning or repairing the crushing means, the entire intermediate toilet part is removed from the toilet bowl. Since the toilet cannot be used with the intermediate toilet part removed, an alternative member having the same shape as the intermediate toilet part is attached and fixed between the upper toilet part and the bottom toilet part. In this way, it can be used as a normal flush toilet. The removed crushing unit is cleaned or repaired and then replaced with a replacement. The alternative member is not equipped with crushing means.

 [0023] Even if the toilet bowl is not divided into three in this way, the crushing unit can be removed. For example, a mounting hole for mounting the grinding unit is provided on one side wall of the reservoir, and a support unit for supporting the powder unit is provided on the other side wall. By crushing and fixing the crushing unit in a watertight manner from the mounting hole side, the crushing means can be installed in the reservoir so as to be rotatable.

 [0024] When removing the crushing unit, an alternative member (packing material) that closes the mounting hole is used.

 By using this alternative member, the toilet can be used as usual even when the powder unit is removed.

 [0025] The toilet device according to the present invention as set forth in claim 7 can be applied to an ordinary fixed toilet device (a flush toilet) or a portable simple toilet device.

 The invention's effect

 [0026] The simple toilet device and the toilet device of the present invention are provided with crushing means in which rotary blades are squeezed together, and provided with scooping means above it.

[0027] According to this, since sanitary goods including paper diapers and the like can be reliably pulverized in addition to filth, special processing equipment such as sanitary goods processing equipment can be eliminated. Further, by providing a squeezing means above the swarf means, the dropped sanitary goods can be reliably guided to the swarf means side. As a result, sanitary goods can be reliably ground. [0028] Further, the toilet apparatus of the present invention is also provided with the dusting means and the scooping means in the pool part of the toilet body. According to this, filth and sanitary goods can be reliably guided to the crushing means and crushed.

 [0029] Further, in the simple toilet device and the toilet device according to the present invention, the pulverizing unit including the pulverizing means in which the rotary blades are held together can be detachably attached to the toilet, and the powder tub unit is removed. An alternative member can be attached to the portion.

 [0030] According to this, sanitary goods including paper diapers and the like can be reliably pulverized, so that a special processing apparatus such as a sanitary goods processing apparatus can be eliminated. In addition, since the crushing unit including the crushing means can be removed from the toilet bowl, the crushing means can be easily cleaned and repaired, and the toilet can be used even with the crushing unit removed. Can be wiped off.

 Brief Description of Drawings

 FIG. 1 is a longitudinal sectional view showing an example of a simple toilet device according to the present invention.

 FIG. 2 is a longitudinal sectional view similar to FIG. 1 with the open / close lid open.

 FIG. 3 is a side view showing the relationship between the pulverizing means and the squeezing means.

 FIG. 4 is a plan view showing a configuration of pulverizing means.

 FIG. 5 is a diagram showing an example of a rotary blade.

 FIG. 6 is a plan view of the rolling-in means as viewed from above.

 FIG. 7 is a side view of the rolling-in means.

 FIG. 8 is a configuration diagram of a main part showing a control system of a simple toilet device according to the present invention.

 FIG. 9 is a diagram showing an example of a timing chart of the simple toilet device.

 FIG. 10 is a diagram showing an example of a timing chart at the time of draining processing.

 FIG. 11 is a configuration diagram showing an example of a toilet system.

 FIG. 12 is a diagram showing the relationship between a toilet and a discharge hose.

 FIG. 13 is a configuration diagram showing an example when the present invention is applied to a stationary toilet device.

 FIG. 14 is a side view of the toilet device.

 15 is a longitudinal sectional view of FIG.

FIG. 16 is a cross-sectional view of FIG. FIG. 17 is a side view of the main part of FIG.

 FIG. 18 is a plan view of a rotary blade constituting pulverizing means applicable to the present invention.

 FIG. 19 is a longitudinal sectional view of an essential part showing a state in which a crushing unit is removed and a substitute auxiliary toilet part is attached.

 FIG. 20 is a configuration diagram of a main part showing a control system of a toilet apparatus according to the present invention.

 FIG. 21 is a diagram showing an example of a timing chart of the toilet device.

 FIG. 22 is a cross-sectional view similar to FIG. 13, showing another embodiment of the present invention.

 FIG. 23 is a cross-sectional view of an essential part showing an example when the present invention is applied to a portable toilet device.

 BEST MODE FOR CARRYING OUT THE INVENTION

Subsequently, preferred embodiments of the simple toilet device and the toilet device according to the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the drawings.

[0033] The simple toilet device according to the present invention is a portable, flush-type simple toilet device that can be used for nursing or nursing, and the toilet device according to the present invention is installed in general households, hotels, and other facilities. Western style toilet. Simple toilet device power Explained.

[0034] Figs. 1 to 12 are diagrams for explaining the simple toilet device and the toilet device according to the present invention described in claims 1 to 6. This was described as (Example 1) and (Example 2).

 [0035] FIGS. 13 to 23 are diagrams for explaining the simple toilet device and the toilet device according to the present invention described in claims 7 to 10. This is described as (Example 3) and (Example 4).

 Example 1

 The simple toilet apparatus 10 according to the present invention can be applied to a toilet system using an existing toilet as shown in FIG. A toilet system for processing filth and the like in the portable toilet device 10 using an existing toilet can be configured as shown in FIG. 11, for example.

[0037] The toilet system shown in Fig. 11 is an example in which the existing toilet 3 is installed facing the corridor 2 of the house 1. In the existing toilet 3, an existing toilet 4 and a washing water injection tank 5 are installed. In this example, a room 6 is located along the corridor 2 and a bed 7 is placed in the room 6. It has been. A portable toilet device 10 is placed in a part of the room 6, and this toilet device 10 can be used without going to the existing toilet 3.

 [0038] The portable toilet device 10 is a flush toilet. Therefore, water supply means and discharge means are provided, the water supply hose 12 as water supply means is connected to the water supply, and the discharge hose 14 as discharge means is led to the existing toilet 4.

 [0039] The discharge hose 14 can be connected to a sewer pipe, but in that case, it is necessary to perform piping work, which increases costs. Even if the connecting part for the discharge hose 14 is provided in the existing toilet 4, the cost is also increased because the toilet must be modified or a new toilet must be prepared. Figure 12 shows that the existing toilet 4 can be used as it is.

 [0040] When the existing toilet 4 is used as it is, the tip of the discharge hose 14 is connected as shown in FIG. In this example, the discharge hose 14 is passed through the space between the toilet bowl 4 and the existing toilet 4 obtained by the pedestal 118a provided on the lower surface of the toilet seat 118. A simple hose restraint 120 is attached to the toilet seat 118 in the existing toilet 4. A water control cylinder 140 is attached to the tip 14b of the discharge hose 14, and the flow material discharged from the discharge hose 14 is decelerated and decompressed.

 [0041] Fig. 1 is a cross-sectional view of a main part showing an example of a portable toilet device 10 to which the present invention can be applied. The simple toilet device 10 has a toilet body 20. The toilet body 20 has a funnel-like cross-sectional shape that is almost the same as a normal flush toilet (Western-style toilet), but its overall shape is configured as a box.

 [0042] In order to reduce the weight of the toilet body 20, the toilet body 20 is a molded product made of plastic in this example, but may be molded using other materials such as ceramics. A toilet seat 21 is located on the upper opening side of the toilet body 20, and a toilet lid 23 is provided to close the toilet seat 21 and the upper opening.

[0043] The bottom of the toilet main body 20 serves as a reservoir 18 for trapping water (reserved water) or filth. A discharge portion 22 that communicates with the reservoir portion 18 and has a substantially “H” cross section is provided, and a discharge hose 14 is connected to a discharge port 27 provided on the end side of the discharge portion 22. A connecting portion 26 is provided on the back surface 2 Ob of the toilet body 20, and an electromagnetic valve 24 that functions as an on-off valve inside the toilet body 20 is provided close to the connecting portion 26. [0044] The solenoid valve 24 is controlled to open only when the trap water (water containing dirt) in the reservoir 18 is discharged out of the toilet body 20, and is closed when the toilet is not in use. Yes. This is to prevent water leakage. In addition to preventing water leakage, the solenoid valve 24 also has a function of preventing leakage of compressed air when the inside of the reservoir 18 is pressurized using an air compressor (described later) that constitutes a pressure feeding means.

 [0045] Near the upper part of the toilet body 20, the wall surface 18a on the discharge side is provided with a water supply port 28 force S on the discharge side. A connecting pipe 30 is disposed between the connecting portion 34 provided on the back surface portion 20b of the main body and the water supply port 28. A branch pipe is used for the connecting pipe 30, and an electromagnetic valve 32 for controlling washing water is attached to the connecting pipe 30 at the feed port 28. This is because the solenoid valve 32 can control the water supply from the water supply hose 12 connected to the connecting portion 34.

 [0046] A washing hose (washing pipe) 240 is also connected to the branched connecting pipe 30 via a solenoid valve 33. The tip of the cleaning hose 240 is provided so as to protrude above the surface of the trap water in the reservoir 18. As will be described later, the inside of the reservoir 18 and the back surface of the open / close lid 212 are cleaned by water injection (actually injection) by the cleaning hose 240.

 [0047] A rubber-like water leakage prevention pipe 29 is inserted between the water supply port 28 and the wall surface 18a, and a water leakage prevention pipe 242 is also inserted into the reservoir 18 through which the cleaning hose 240 penetrates. We are trying to prevent water leakage.

 [0048] Powdery means 70 such as filth is provided at the substantially central portion of the reservoir portion 18. In this example, the crushing means 70 is composed of a pair of rotary blade members 70A and 70B. Details are shown in Figs.

 [0049] The crushing means 70 includes first and second rotary blade members 7OA, 70B arranged in a mutually mating relationship, and is inserted into the left and right side walls 61a, 61b of the toilet body 20 as shown in FIG. Fixed in the passed state. Therefore, the first and second rotary blade members 70A and 70B are arranged parallel (horizontal) to the opening surface of the toilet bowl body 20.

As shown in FIGS. 3 and 4, the first rotary blade member 70A has a plurality of rotary blades 74 (74a, 74b ′,...) Arranged on the rotary shaft 70a with predetermined intervals. The The second rotary blade member 70B is configured in the same manner, and is configured by arranging the same or one more rotary blades 76 (76a, 76b,...) On the rotary shaft 70b. Are arranged in a staggered manner. Times The size of the rolling blades 74 and 76 and the number to be installed vary depending on the storage space in the reservoir 18.

 In the case of the reservoir portion 18 having a substantially rectangular shape as shown in FIG. 6, each of the rotary blade members 70A and 70B is configured using 4 to 7 rotary blades. The example in Fig. 4 shows the case where the rotary blade members 70A and 70B are composed of 3 to 4 rotary blades.

 [0052] Here, as shown in FIG. 4, the rotating blades 74 and 76 adjacent to each other are not arranged in a state where they are completely held together. The sanitary products that are handled are still somewhat thick, so the sanitary products can be easily cut. Therefore, in consideration of these thicknesses, the distance between the adjacent rotary blades 74 and 76, the rotating shaft 70a The opposing distance up to 70b is set.

 [0053] As the rotary blades 74 and 76, a disc-shaped rotary blade having a blade-like tip, or an elliptical rotary blade having a sharp tip (so-called cross-cut blade) is used. can do. The latter rotary blade can be cut into a strip shape with more force than the former rotary blade.

 FIG. 5 shows an example of the latter rotary blade 74, which has a pair of pointed blades 75a at positions opposed to each other by approximately 180 °. The pointed blade 75a has a blade shape in which the end surface of the pointed blade 75a faces the direction of rotation a. The other rotary blade 76 also has a pointed blade 77a having the same structure (see FIG. 4).

 [0055] As shown in FIG. 4, when a plurality of rotary blades 74 are attached to the rotary shaft 70a, the attachment positions of the pointed blades 75a are attached and fixed so that the rotation phase is sequentially shifted by a predetermined angle (about 30 °). The Even the other rotary blade 76 is attached and fixed to the rotary shaft 70b in a state where the rotational phase is sequentially shifted by a predetermined angle. Therefore, the tip blades 75a and 77a are rotationally driven while maintaining a small gap while facing each other. Actually, the rotary blades 74 and 76 are not driven in a state of being held together, but when the sanitary product is interposed, the rotary blades 74 and 76 are held together and the sanitary product is cut. It will be. Finely crushed and the pulverized fluid is mixed with trap water and discharged.

[0056] Now, in the reservoir portion 18, as shown in FIG. 1 and FIG. The squeezing means 80 is for guiding the supplied sanitary goods to the central part of the pulverizing means 70 reliably. So this whisper The inserting means 80 is also composed of first and second punching rotary members 80A and 80B.

 [0057] The first rolling rotary member 80A includes a plurality of rotating bodies 84 (84a, 84b,.

 · ·) As shown in FIG. 3, the rotating body 84 has a plurality of, for example, four nail claws 85a formed on the peripheral surface thereof, and these rotating bodies 84 maintain a predetermined interval. A plurality of rotary shafts 82a are attached and fixed.

 [0058] The second rolling-in rotating member 80B is also configured in the same manner, and a plurality of rotating bodies 86 (86a, 86b, ...) having a plurality of rolling-in claws 87a are rotated at a predetermined interval. Attached to shaft 82b and fixed. In this case, the sanitary article dropped as shown in FIG. 1 can be dropped into the crushing means 70 side, specifically, into the opposing gap between the first rotary blade member 70A and the second rotary blade member 70B. The arrangement positions of the scissors claws 85a and 87a and the scooping directions of the scissors claws 85a and 87a are selected.

 [0059] The above-mentioned predetermined interval is coarser than in the case of the pulverizing means 70. The opposing distance between the first and second rolling-in rotating members 80A and 80B is also coarser than that of the powdering means 70. This is because none of them is a member whose main purpose is to impart a powder function. A cutting function can also be added to the punching means 80.

 [0060] The crushing means 70 and the rolling-in means 80 are detachably attached and fixed to the side wall of the toilet body 20. FIG. 6 shows a specific example of the punching means 80.

 [0061] As shown in FIG. 6, in order to support one end side of the rotating shaft 82a provided in the first rolling-in rotating member 80A, it is fixedly attached to the mounting hole 62a formed in the side wall 61a. The mounting fixing means 90 includes a bearing 90a and a fixing portion 90b that fixes the bearing 90a and is mounted on the side wall 61a.

 [0062] The fixing portion 90b is made of a material that can be watertightly attached to the side wall 61a. In this example, it is formed of a relatively hard rubber material or plastic material, and this fixing portion 90b is fitted and fixed to the side wall 61a.

[0063] The other end of the rotating shaft 82a is also pivotally supported by the mounting and fixing means 92. The mounting fixing means 92 is mounted and fixed in a relatively large mounting hole 62b formed in the side wall 61b. The mounting and fixing means 92 has the same configuration as described above, and includes a bearing 92a attached to the inner surface thereof and a fixing portion 92b for fixing the bearing 92a. [0064] The second rolling rotary member 80B is configured in the same manner. That is, a mounting / fixing means 94 is provided to support one end of the rotary shaft 82b, and a mounting / fixing means 96 is provided to support the other end. The mounting fixing means 94 includes a bearing 94a and a fixing portion 94b, and the other mounting fixing means 96 includes a bearing 96a and a fixing portion 96b. One mounting / fixing means 94 is mounted and fixed in the mounting hole 63a provided in the side wall 61a, and the other mounting / fixing means 96 is mounted and fixed in a relatively large mounting hole 63b provided in the side wall 61b.

 [0065] Outside the side wall 61b, driving means 100 for driving the rotating shafts 82a and 82b is provided. Referring to FIG. 6 and FIG. 7, gears 97a and 97b meshing with each other are attached to the respective rotary shafts 82a and 82b. In this example, a pulley 101 attached to one rotary shaft 82a side is provided. The rotational force from the drive motor 103 is transmitted through the via. Therefore, the pulley 102 on the drive motor 103 side and the pulley 101 on the rotating shaft 82a side are coupled to each other by the force S beret 104.

 Further, since the rotational force from the drive motor 103 side is also transmitted to the pulverizing means 70 side, a rotational force transmission system as shown in FIG. 7 is configured. For this reason, a pair of gears 98a and 98b that mesh with each other in relation to the rotary shafts 70a and 70b provided in the crushing means 70 are provided, and in this example, the intermediate gear 99 is moved from the gear 97a provided on the rotary shaft 82a. Thus, the rotational force is transmitted to the gear 98a side.

 [0067] The driving means 100 and the gears 97a and 97b are covered with a rectangular case 110 so as not to be exposed to the outside.

 [0068] The description will be given again with reference to FIG. Inside the bottom plate 20c of the toilet body 20, a control unit 50 composed of a CPU or the like is arranged. The discharge solenoid valve 24, the water supply solenoid valves 32, 33, and the like described above are controlled by the control unit 50 at a predetermined timing for a predetermined time. A power switch 52 for the control unit 50 is provided on the main body back surface part 20b, and an open / close switch 55 is provided on the upper surface part of the main body and on the lower surface of the toilet lid 23.

This simple toilet device 10 further has the following structure. As shown in FIG. 1, a pulverized product for feeding predetermined compressed air to the reservoir 18 at a predetermined position above the reservoir 18 in the toilet body 20 and below the water supply port 28. A pressure feeding means 200 is provided. This A reduced diameter portion 230 is provided above the reservoir portion 18 and slightly above the mounting position of the pressure feeding means 200.

 [0070] The pressure feeding means 200 can be constituted by an air compressor, and a feed pipe 204 of the air compressor 200 is led out to the accumulation portion 18 side through an attachment means 206. The attachment means 206 is provided above the surface of the trap water in the reservoir 18. The air compressor 200 is fixed to a mounting plate 202 provided in the back space 20a of the toilet body 20.

 [0071] The reduced diameter portion 230 is configured as an annular flange portion (a flange portion), and protrudes from the inner surface of the pool portion 18 by a predetermined length so as to be directed. The feeding pipe 204 described above is located between the trap water in the reservoir 18 and the reduced diameter portion 230.

 As is clear from FIG. 1, the reduced diameter portion 230 is provided so that the entire portion thereof is slightly inclined toward the discharge portion 22. In this example, a rotary opening / closing lid mechanism 210 is provided on the lower surface side of the reduced diameter portion 230 so that the reduced diameter portion 230 can be closed.

 The open / close lid mechanism 210 has a lid body 212, one end of the lid body 212, in the example shown in the figure, the right end portion is a rotating shaft portion 214, and the rotating shaft portion 214 is the lower surface of the reduced diameter portion 230. It is pivotally supported with respect to the toilet body 20 so as to be positioned at the portion 232. This pivot is pivotally supported on the toilet body 20 in a watertight manner.

 [0074] The lid main body 212 is urged so that the peripheral surface thereof is in contact with the lower surface edge 234 of the reduced diameter portion 230. The lid body 212 has a shape along the lower surface edge 234, and usually the wall surfaces of the rotary shaft 214 and the lower surface 23 2 so that the inside of the reservoir 18 can be sealed by contacting the lower surface edge 234. An urging spring 216 is wound between the two.

 [0075] Since the reduced diameter portion 230 is provided so as to be inclined slightly toward the discharge portion 22, the lid main body 212 constituting the opening / closing lid mechanism 210 is also inclined and attached to the discharge portion 22 side. If the lid main body 212 is tilted and attached in this way, the filth falling on the upper surface of the lid main body 212 does not remain and can be dropped into the reservoir 18 by its own weight.

[0076] The above-described cleaning hose 240 has its tip end attached to the reservoir 18 at an angle such that cleaning water can be sprayed onto both the back side of the lid body 212 and a part of the peripheral surface of the reservoir 18. It is done. In this example, the lid body 212 is mounted in a liquid-tight manner in the vicinity of the rotating shaft portion 214 and is fixed to the lower side thereof. A water supply hose 12 and a discharge hose 14 are connected to the toilet body 20. At the same time, they are led into the toilet 4 in the existing toilet 3.

The above-described opening / closing switch 55 is turned on / off in association with opening / closing of the toilet lid 23 for closing the upper part of the toilet seat 21. The drive states of the discharge solenoid valve 24, the water supply solenoid valve 32, the cleaning solenoid valve 33, and the air compressor 200 described above are controlled by a control signal from the control unit 50.

 FIG. 8 shows an example of a control system 50 for driving the simple toilet device. In this example, a control unit 51 configured by a CPU is provided, and each control signal of a power switch 52 and an open / close switch 55 provided in the simple toilet device is supplied to the control unit 51. Both the power switch 52 and the open / close switch 55 can be provided on the operation panel (none of which is shown) of the flush control section having a hot water shower.

 [0079] Based on the control signal from the control unit 51, in this example, a plurality of solenoid valves, 24, 32, 33 and the air compressor 200 are controlled at a predetermined timing, starting with the grinding drive motor 103. .

 FIG. 9 shows an example of the timing chart. Fig. 9 shows the timing chart after the power switch 52 is turned on. When defecation is performed, the open / close lid 212 is opened by its own weight and falls into the reservoir 18 (see FIG. 2). Since some of the filth may remain on the open / close lid 212, the following processing is performed in this example. First, when the stool ends, the toilet lid 23 is closed (A in Fig. 9).

 [0081] When the opening / closing switch 55 detects that the toilet lid 23 is closed (B in Fig. 9), the electromagnetic valve 32 for water supply opens, and flush water is supplied into the toilet body 20 for a certain period of time Td. (D in Fig. 9). By supplying the washing water, the opening / closing lid 212 is opened, and the remaining excrement falls into the accumulation portion 18.

 [0082] When the water supply for a certain time Td is completed, the motor 103 is driven to start the pulverization process (C in Fig. 9). When the motor 103 is driven, the swallowing means 80 is driven, so that the fallen excrement is swallowed by the rotators 84 and 86 toward the grinding means 70. Since the crushing means 70 is also driven at the same time, the excreted waste is finely pulverized by the action of the rotating blades 74 and 76 that engage with each other.

[0083] Since the pulverizing means 70 is constituted by a large number of rotary blades, the filth is rotated by the rotary blades 74 and 76. Is cut into a strip shape by the action of the mating rotary blades 74 and 76.

 [0084] A predetermined time before the pulverization processing time Ta elapses, in this example, the air compressor 200 is operated to perform the pressurizing process in the reservoir 18 after a predetermined time Te from the start of the dusting process (Fig. 9 F). When the time Tb to rise to the specified internal pressure (for example, about 2 atmospheres) elapses, the electromagnetic valve 32 for water supply opens and the wash water is supplied to the toilet body 20 for a predetermined period Tf (D in Fig. 9). At the same time, the solenoid valve 24 for discharge opens (E in Fig. 9). When the solenoid valve 24 is opened, the pulverized material in the reservoir 18 (flowed by the washing water in the reservoir 18) is pumped to the discharge port 22 side (F in FIG. 9). The pumped crushed material is discharged into the toilet 4 through the discharge hose 14.

 [0085] This pressure feeding and discharging process is a force performed for a predetermined period Tc. Thereafter, the driving of the air conditioner 200 is stopped and the discharging electromagnetic valve 24 is also closed (E in FIG. 9 and F in FIG. 9). ). Since the water supply solenoid valve 32 remains open, the cleaning water is trapped in the reservoir 18 only during the open period Td. When this discharge process is completed, the water supply electromagnetic valve 33 is also opened, and the cleaning water is injected into the reservoir 18 and the opening / closing lid 212 side, and the cleaning process is executed. Therefore, the washing process is also performed on the dusting means 70 and the dusting means 80.

 [0086] Similar processing is executed when sanitary goods are dropped into the toilet body 20.

 In this case, depending on the sanitary product, the open / close lid 212 may not open, but by supplying cleaning water over the period Td, the open / close lid 212 opens due to their own weight, and the sanitary product is It falls into the reservoir 18.

 [0087] The sanitary goods (including paper diapers and the like as described above) swallowed by the scooping means 80 are also bited between the rotary blades 74 and 76, so that the sanitary goods can rotate together. It is cut into strips by the action of the blades 74 and 76. Since the rotary blade is a cross-cut blade, sanitary products cut into strips are cut into fine pieces and crushed.

 [0088] The crushed sanitary article falls to the bottom of the reservoir 18 while containing moisture.

Since the crushed sanitary goods are softened by the washing water into a fluid, the pulverized sanitary goods can be discharged smoothly. [0089] Considering sanitary goods up to adult goods in addition to filth, powder processing time Ta and water supply time Td are selected relatively long. Depending on processing, it is set to 5 to 20 seconds. These processing times can be adjusted from the outside. For example, it is also possible to switch to three stages such as “Short, Medium, Long” by using the adjustment buttons provided on the outside.

 [0090] A predetermined amount of water is usually trapped (stored) in the toilet body 20 as wash water. This clean water is usually trapped to fill the reservoir 18 and easily discharge the waste to the drain pipe side. In this case, in order to facilitate pulverization of filth and sanitary goods, as shown in FIG. 1, the cleaning water is trapped so that at least the pulverizing means 70 is satisfied, and in this example, the squeezing means 80 is also satisfied. It has been done.

 [0091] When the portable toilet device 10 is moved or removed, the trap water in the reservoir 18 is preferably discharged. This draining process is performed independently of the above-described draining process. In that case, as shown in FIG. 10, the water drain switch 244 is turned on to operate the air compressor 200 (A in FIG. 10, C in FIG. 10). When the air compressor 200 is started, the inside of the reservoir 18 is pressurized (C in FIG. 10). When the pressurization process over the period Tg is completed, the discharge solenoid valve 24 is activated and the discharge port is opened for a predetermined period Th (B in FIG. 10).

 [0092] The trapped water can be discharged from the pool portion 18 by this pressure and pressure feeding. Then, the discharge solenoid valve 24 is closed after a little time ATh after the driving of the air compressor 200 is stopped. In this way, the trap water discharge process (water drain process) is completed. Here, the period Tg may be set to the above-described time Tb, and the period Th may be set to the time Tc.

 Example 2

 [0093] Example 2 is a case where the present invention is applied to a toilet device (Western style toilet) used in a home or the like. Its basic configuration is the same as the simple toilet device. That is, it has a toilet body having a reservoir portion, and the dusting means and the squeezing means are arranged at predetermined intervals in a relatively large reservoir portion. It is possible to omit the powder dust feeding means and the lid.

[0094] The reason why the pulverized material pressure feeding means can be omitted is that this fixed type toner used in homes and the like. In the chiller, the drain pipe connected to the toilet device has a correspondingly large diameter and can supply enough washing water for the flow of powdered material, so it is not always necessary to pump the crushed material. Because there is no.

 [0095] The filth and sanitary goods are guided to the pulverizing means by the squeezing means, and the filth and sanitary goods are pulverized by the pulverizing means. Therefore, since the structure and the grinding process are the same as those of the simple toilet device described above, the description thereof is omitted. Example 3

 FIG. 13 shows a case where the toilet device according to the present invention is applied to a fixed toilet device. This toilet apparatus includes a Western-style toilet bowl (hereinafter referred to as a toilet bowl) 300. The toilet bowl 300 is a split-type toilet that is divided into a plurality of parts and assembled, and is composed of an upper toilet section 300A, a bottom toilet section 300C, and an intermediate toilet section 300B positioned therebetween. . Toilet bowl 300 is made of plastic material or ceramics.

 [0097] Upper toilet bowl 300A has an opening, and toilet seat 310 is located. The bottom toilet 300C constitutes the bottom of the reservoir provided in the toilet, and the intermediate toilet 300B constitutes the reservoir.

 [0098] The upper toilet part 300A is a tubular body having both ends opened and a funnel shape, the intermediate toilet part 300B is a tubular body having both ends opened, and the bottom toilet part 300C is a bottomed tubular body, There is a trap outlet connected to the drain.

 [0099] The plurality of toilet parts 300A to 300C are fixed in a watertight manner by fixing means such as screws. Therefore, a fixing flange 302 is integrally formed on the lower end surface of the upper toilet portion 300A, and a flange 304 is also formed on the upper end surface of the intermediate toilet portion 300B so as to face the flange 302. Similarly, a corresponding flange 306, 308 force S is also provided between the intermediate toilet part 300B and the bottom toilet part 300C, and in the assembled state as shown in FIG. 13, fixing means such as screws and packing material ( The two are attached and fixed in a watertight manner by means of the chopsticks shown).

[0100] Since toilet 300 is used in an assembled state, as shown in FIG. 14, a tank for washing water (flush tank) 322 supplied to toilet 300 and toilet 300 are installed in a non-contact state. Therefore, the flush tank 322 is fixed using the mounting base 324. In the present invention, the toilet unit 300 includes the crushing unit 60. As shown in FIG. 15, the powder unit 60 is composed of a powder means 70 and its mounting member 350. As the dusting means 70, the same structure as the powdering means described in (Example 1) and (Example 2) is used. Therefore, the description of the structure and operation is duplicated. As shown in FIG. 16, the pulverization process 70 includes first and second rotary blade members 70A and 70B arranged in a mutually mating relationship, and both ends thereof are rotatably fixed to an attachment member 350. . In this example, the intermediate toilet 300B is used as the attachment member 350. Therefore, the first and second rotary blade members 70A and 70B are arranged so as to cross the intermediate toilet part 300B.

 [0102] As shown in Fig. 16, the first rotary blade member 70A has a plurality of rotary blades 74 on its rotary shaft 70a.

 (74a, 74b ′...) Are arranged at predetermined intervals. The second rotary blade member 70B is similarly configured, and is configured by arranging the same number or one more rotary blades 76 (76a, 76b,...) On the rotary shaft 70b. Are arranged in a staggered manner. The size of the rotary blades 74 and 76 and the number to be installed vary depending on the storage space of the crushing unit 60.

 [0103] In the state shown in FIG. 16, when using the intermediate toilet part 300B whose upper end is rectangular and whose lower end is substantially horseshoe-shaped, use 3 to 5 rotary blades. Member 70A, 70B force S is configured. In Fig. 16, this is the case with three rotating blades.

 [0104] Here, the adjacent rotary blades 74 and 76 are not arranged in a state where they are completely held together. In addition to filth, toilet paper, sanitary items such as sanitary items and sanitary items such as disposable diapers are considered. Since these objects to be crushed have a certain thickness, in order to make it easy to cut sanitary goods, considering these thicknesses, as shown in FIG. 15 and FIG. The interval and the facing distance to the rotating shafts 70a and 70b are set.

 [0105] As the rotary blades 74 and 76, a disk-shaped rotary blade having a blade-like tip, or an elliptical rotary blade having a pointed tip (so-called cross-cut blade) is used. can do. The latter rotary blade can be cut into a strip shape with more force than the former rotary blade.

[0106] Fig. 18 shows an example of the latter rotary blade 74. In this example, the position is approximately 180 ° opposite. The device has a pair of pointed blades 75a. The pointed blade 75a is shaped so that the end face of the pointed blade 75a faces the direction of rotation a. The other rotary blade 76 also has a pointed blade 77a having the same structure (see FIGS. 15 and 16).

 [0107] As shown in Figs. 15 and 16, when a plurality of rotary blades 74 are attached to the rotary shaft 70a, the attachment positions of the pointed blades 75a have a rotation phase (attachment angle) of a predetermined angle (about 60 °) sequentially. It is attached and fixed so as to be displaced. The other rotary blade 76 is attached and fixed to the rotary shaft 70b in a state where the rotational phase is shifted by a predetermined angle sequentially. Therefore, the tip blades 75a and 77a are driven to rotate while maintaining a small gap while facing each other. Actually, the rotary blades 74 and 76 are not driven in a state of being mixed with each other. However, in the state where the object to be crushed such as sanitary goods is interposed, the rotary blades 74 and 76 are Since it will meet each other, the object to be crushed can be cut with great force.

 [0108] Although not shown in the figure, a squeezing means for squeezing the object to be crushed toward the pulverizing means 70 can be disposed above the pulverizing means 70. The rolling-in means can be constituted by a pair of rolling-in rotating members in which a plurality of rotating bodies having a rolling blade are arranged.

[0109] Further, a scraping means is provided below the rotary blade members 70A and 70B for scraping off the dust entangled between the rotary blade 74 and the rotary blade 74 (the rotary blades 76 and 76). You can also. As the scraping means, a plate having comb teeth entering between the rotary blades can be used.

 [0110] As the mounting member 350 of the crushing means 70 described above, in this example, the intermediate toilet part 300B is used as described above. As shown in FIGS. 15 and 16, the intermediate toilet part 300B is an approximately horseshoe-shaped cylinder, and as shown in FIG. 16, the rotating toilet constituting the crushing means 70 spans the left side wall 78a and the right side wall 78b. Shafts 70a and 70b are attached. Therefore, in this example, a recess 79a for attaching the rotating shaft is formed at a predetermined position of the left side wall 78a, and a through hole (attaching hole) 79b for attaching the rotating shaft is formed in the right side wall 78b facing the recess 79a. Is drilled.

[0111] The shaft supporting means 90 for the rotating shafts 70a, 70b is fitted into the recess 79a. As shown in FIG. 16, the shaft support means 90 includes bearing portions 90a and 90b for the rotating shafts 70a and 70b and a support member 90c. The support member 90c is a member that supports the bearing portions 90a and 90b in common, and is made of a material that can be watertightly attached to the left side wall 78a. Compare in this example The support member 90c is fitted into the mounting recess 79a, so that the left end of the rotary shafts 70a and 70b is fixed to the left side wall 78a of the intermediate toilet 300B. .

 [0112] The other end portions of the rotary shafts 70a and 70b are also supported by the shaft support means 92. The shaft supporting means 92 is also composed of bearing portions 92a and 92b for the rotating shafts 70a and 70b and a support member 92c thereof. The support member 92c is a member that supports the bearing portions 92a and 92b in common, and is made of a material that can be watertightly attached to the attachment hole 79b of the right side wall 78b as in the case of the shaft support means 90. By inserting the support member 92c into the attachment mounting hole 79b, the right end portions of the rotary shafts 70a and 70b are fixed to the right side wall 78b of the intermediate toilet portion 300B. In this case, the support member 92c is fixed to the right side wall 78b by a fixing means such as a screw just in case.

 [0113] As shown in Figs. 15, 16, and 17, driving means 130 for driving the rotating shafts 70a, 70b is provided outside the right side wall 78b. Therefore, gears 98a and 98b that mesh with each other are attached to the respective rotary shafts 70a and 70b, and in this example, the rotational force from the drive motor 138 via the pulley 132 attached to one rotary shaft 70a side. Is transmitted. Therefore, the pulley 134 on the drive motor 138 side, the pulley 132 on the rotary shaft 70a side, and the force S benoret 136 are connected.

 [0114] The driving means 130 is covered with a rectangular case 150 so as not to be exposed to the outside. By concentrating the driving means 130 on the outer surface side of the right side wall 78b of the intermediate toilet portion 300B in this way, the pulverizing means 70 including the attachment member 350 and the entire driving means 130 can be removed together with the intermediate toilet portion 300B. Therefore, by removing the intermediate toilet 300B from the toilet body, the maintenance / inspection / replacement / repair of the driving means 130 as well as maintenance / inspection / replacement / repair of the dusting means 70 can be performed.

 [0115] When the intermediate toilet 300B is removed from the toilet body as described above, the toilet 300 cannot be used. In order to eliminate this inconvenience, as shown in FIG. 19, an auxiliary toilet part 340 without the crushing means 70 and the driving means 130 is prepared as an alternative member as an alternative member of the intermediate toilet part 300B.

[0116] The auxiliary toilet part 340 has the same external shape and size as the intermediate toilet part 300B, and is composed of a horseshoe-shaped cylinder, and flanges 342, 344 for attachment at the top and bottom thereof. Is provided. Therefore, when the intermediate toilet 300B is removed, the auxiliary toilet 340 is installed and fixed as an alternative instead of the intermediate toilet 300B (see FIG. 19). In this way, there is no powder function for powdered objects, but since it can be used as a normal toilet, inconvenience in daily life is eliminated. If the auxiliary toilet 340 is provided by a repair manufacturer or the like when the intermediate toilet 300B is removed, it is not necessary for the user to keep the auxiliary toilet 340.

 [0117] In the upper toilet part 300A, there is provided a drop restricting cylinder 352 having a funnel shape and a lower opening end surface thereof being substantially rectangular. By restricting the lower opening surface of the drop restriction cylinder 352, sanitary articles dropped from the opening of the upper toilet part 300A will fall to the center of the crushing means 70, and sanitary articles etc. can be crushed efficiently. It becomes like this. Since the wash water used in the toilet bowl is supplied from the upper toilet part 300A side, even if sanitary items are stuck on the inner peripheral surface of the drop restriction cylinder 352, the washing water can be used for crushing means. Can be poured into the 70 side.

 FIG. 20 shows an example of a control system 160 for driving the toilet device. In this example, a control unit 161 composed of a CPU is provided, and control signals of a power switch 162 and a crushing switch 164 provided in the toilet apparatus are supplied to the control unit 161. Both the power switch 162 and the milling switch 164 can be equipped on the operation panel (none of which is not shown) of the flush control section having a hot water shower. In this case, the power switch 162 shares the power switch of the flush controller. The powder switch 164 is a switch for driving and controlling the drive motor 138.

 [0119] Based on the control signal from the control unit 161, in this example, the drive motor 138 and the electromagnetic valve 166 for supplying water for supplying cleaning water are controlled at a predetermined timing.

 FIG. 21 shows an example of the timing chart. FIG. 21 shows a timing chart after the power switch 162 is turned on. The crushing switch 164 is operated after the defecation is completed or after the sanitary goods are inserted (A in Fig. 21). When the crushing switch 164 is turned on, the drive motor 138 is driven, so that the rotational force is transmitted to the crushing means 70 via the transmission system shown in FIG. 15 and the like, and the crushing means 70 is rotationally driven ( Figure 21 B).

[0121] Since the crushing means 70 is composed of a number of rotary blades, the filth is rotary blades 74 and 76. Is cut into a strip shape by the action of the mating rotary blades 74 and 76. The same sanitary goods (including paper diapers, etc., as described above) are also bitten between the rotary blades 74 and 76, so that the sanitary goods can be combined with each other by the action of the rotating blades 74 and 76. Cut into a shape. Since the rotary blade is a cross-cut blade, sanitary products cut into strips are further cut into fine pieces and crushed.

 [0122] The electromagnetic valve 166 for water supply operates for a predetermined time before the pulverization processing time T1 elapses, in this example, after a predetermined time ΔT1 from the start of the pulverization processing (C in Fig. 21). Water supply solenoid valve 1 The crushed water guided to the drop restriction cylinder 352 by the operation of the 66 concentrates in the middle part of the intermediate toilet part 300B, so the crushed sanitary goods contain moisture and the bottom toilet part 300 C side Fall into. The pulverized pulverized material stays in a reservoir 309 provided in the bottom toilet 300C, and is then discharged to the discharge port 309a. Since the sanitary goods pulverized by this stay are somewhat softened, the pulverized sanitary goods can be discharged smoothly.

 [0123] Considering baby goods to adult goods in addition to filth, the size of sanitary goods varies, so the powder treatment time T1 and water supply time T2 are selected relatively long. In this example, both the predetermined times Tl and T2 are set to about 10 to 20 seconds. These times Tl and T2 can be adjusted from the outside. For example, it is possible to switch to three stages such as “Short, Medium, Long” by using an adjustment button provided on the outside. The water supply timing can also be started from the point when the dusting process is completed as shown in D of FIG.

 [0124] The toilet 300 normally stores a predetermined amount of water as washing water. This washing water is normally stored so as to fill the bottom toilet bowl 300C, and it is easy to discharge filth etc. to the drain pipe side, but it is also preferable to store in this example. In this case, it is preferable to store the wash water so as to satisfy the pulverization means 70 in order to facilitate pulverization of filth and sanitary goods. In that case, when removing the intermediate toilet part 300B, it goes without saying that at least the washing water stored in the intermediate toilet part 300B is pumped up by a pump or the like. Example 4

[0125] Example 4 will be described with reference to FIG. In Example 3, the case where the intermediate toilet part 300B itself is used as the attachment member 350 of the crushing means 70 is illustrated. That is, in this case The attaching member 350 is a case where the shaft support means 90, 92 of the powder basket means 70 are attached thereto using the intermediate toilet part 300B. Therefore, toilet 300 was divided into three.

 [0126] The toilet 400 used in Example 3 is a non-split type. In other words, a normal toilet is used. However, the internal configuration of the toilet 400 is slightly different. This is because it is necessary to attach the crushing unit 60 to the portion of the toilet 400 corresponding to the reservoir 410.

 [0127] The crushing unit 60 is composed of the crushing means 70 and the attachment member 350 as described above. The crushing means 70 is configured to be detachable from the toilet 400. Therefore, in this example, the shaft support means 90, 92 itself of the crushing means 70 functions as the attachment member 350 for the crushing means 70.

 Therefore, as shown in FIG. 22, of the integrally formed toilet bowl 400, the left side wall 408a of the side wall near the pool portion 410 is supported to support the rotating shafts 70a and 70b of the crushing means 70. A mounting recess 409a is formed as a part. A mounting hole 409b for mounting the pair of rotating shafts 70a, 70b is formed in the right side wall 408b facing the mounting recess 409a.

 [0129] A shaft supporting means 90 is provided on the left end side of the pair of rotating shafts 70a, 70b, and the shaft supporting means 90 is fitted and fixed to the left side wall 408a by being fitted into the mounting recess 409a. Similarly, a shaft support means 92 is also provided on the right end side of the pair of rotating shafts 70a and 70b, and this shaft support means 92 is mounted and fixed in a watertight manner in the mounting hole 409b. As a result, the powdering means 70 is attached and fixed to the left and right side walls 408a and 408b.

 [0130] Further, in order to make the crushing means 70 itself detachable from the toilet 400, the mounting hole 409b is formed as a through hole that is slightly larger than the outer shape of the crushing means 70. As a result, the grinding means 70 itself can be removed from the toilet 400. In this example, a case is shown in which the shaft support means 90, 92 itself are removed from the grinding means 70 integrally.

[0131] In this way, the mounting hole 409b is formed in one side wall 408b of the toilet 400, and the recess 409a for fixing the pivot support means 90 is provided in the other side wall 408a, whereby the crushing means 70 is replaced with the toilet 40 0. Can be detachably attached. When the crushing unit 60 is removed, an alternative member (packing material) that closes the mounting hole 409b is mounted and fixed so that the toilet 400 can be used. [0132] Since the crushing unit 60 can be removed, maintenance and inspection and replacement of the crushing means 70 can be easily performed. Since the crushing means 70 is located in the reservoir portion 410, it is needless to say that when removing the crushing means 70, it is necessary to drain the stored washing water.

 Example 5

 [0133] In both the above-described Example 3 and Example 4, the present invention was applied to a fixed toilet device. The present invention can also be applied to a portable toilet device. This is because, even if this kind of simple toilet device is used, it is necessary to remove the dusting means when it is provided inside.

 FIG. 23 is a cross-sectional view of the main part showing an example of a portable toilet device 10 to which the present invention can be applied. Since the configuration of the main part of the portable toilet device 10 is almost the same as the configuration of FIG. 1, the description of the same component is omitted. The toilet body 20 has a funnel-like cross-sectional shape that is almost the same as that of a normal flush toilet (Western toilet), but its overall shape is configured as a box.

 [0135] As shown in Fig. 23, a duster unit 60 for excrement or the like is provided at the bottom of the reservoir 18. As described above, the pulverizing unit 60 includes the pulverizing means 70 and the attachment member for attaching the pulverizing means 70 to the toilet bowl 20. In FIG. 23, rotary blades 74 and 76 constituting the crushing means 70 are shown. Since the attachment member 80 is provided on the side wall of the toilet 20, the attachment member is not shown in the figure, but the attachment member in this case is configured so that only the crushing means 70 can be attached and detached as in the third embodiment. . Therefore, a mounting hole is formed only on one side wall of the toilet 20. Soil (falling waste, etc.) or toilet paper that has fallen into the reservoir 18 is pulverized by the crushing means 70, and the crushed fluid is mixed with the trap water and discharged. As described above, the pulverizing unit 60 can be detached by configuring the pulverizing unit 60 to be detachable even in the simple toilet apparatus. When the pulverizing unit 60 is removed, an alternative member (blocking plate) similar to the auxiliary toilet part 340 may be enclosed as an attachment member and sealed with this.

It should be noted that a frame member having a rectangular shape may be added in the above-described third and fourth embodiments, and the crushing means 70 including the attachment member 80 may be passed to the frame member. In this case, since the pulverizing means 70 is supported by the frame member, the mounting state (posture) of the pulverizing means 70 is stable, and the entire frame member can be detached from the mounting holes 79a and 79b. Yes.

Industrial applicability

 The present invention can be applied not only to home use but also to simple toilet devices and fixed toilet devices that may be used in hotels, various hospitals, elderly care facilities, and the like.

Claims

The scope of the claims

 [1] A toilet body comprising a water supply outlet for discharging cleaning water from the opening side of the toilet body, a reservoir provided at the bottom of the opening, and a discharge port communicating with the reservoir,

 Crushing means disposed so as to face the reservoir,

 It is composed of a squeezing means disposed above the pulverizing means,

 The crushing means has at least a pair of rotating blade members that mesh with each other, and the rotating blade member is constituted by a plurality of rotating blades that are coaxially provided with a predetermined interval,

 The rolling-in means is composed of a pair of rolling members for rolling-in facing each other while maintaining a predetermined interval.

 A simple toilet device characterized by that.

 [2] The rolling-in means has a plurality of claw rotating bodies.

 The simple toilet device according to claim 1, wherein:

[3] A pulverized material-feeding means that is provided above the squeezing-in means, and that pumps the powdered material such as filth,

 An opening / closing lid that is provided above the pulverized material pressure feeding unit and that seals the reservoir.

 The simple toilet device according to claim 1, wherein:

 [4] An on-off valve mechanism is provided downstream of the discharge port,

 After closing the on-off valve mechanism with the on-off valve mechanism closed, the pulverized material pressure feed means is operated to increase the internal pressure of the sealed space to a predetermined level or more, and then the on-off valve mechanism is opened. Make

 The simple toilet device according to claim 1, wherein:

 [5] A toilet body provided with a reservoir in which washing water is stored;

 Crushing means disposed in the reservoir,

 It is composed of a squeezing means disposed above the pulverizing means,

The crushing means has at least a pair of rotating blade members that mesh with each other, and the rotating blade members are a plurality of rotating blades that are provided coaxially with a predetermined interval. Configured,

 The rolling-in means is composed of a pair of rolling members for rolling-in facing each other while maintaining a predetermined interval.

 Toilet device characterized by that.

 [6] The rolling-in means has a plurality of clawd rotating bodies.

 The toilet device according to claim 5, wherein

[7] A toilet whose bottom is a reservoir,

 It consists of a crushing unit that is attached across the reservoir and is detachable from the toilet.

 The pulverizing unit includes pulverizing means composed of at least a pair of rotating blade members that mesh with each other, and an attachment member thereof.

 The rotary blade member is composed of a plurality of rotary blades provided coaxially with a predetermined interval.

 Toilet device characterized by that.

[8] The toilet is composed of an upper toilet part, a bottom toilet part, and an intermediate toilet part thereof,

 The intermediate toilet part is configured to be removable with respect to the upper toilet part and the bottom toilet part, and the intermediate toilet part is used as the mounting member constituting the grinding unit.

 The toilet device according to claim 7, wherein:

[9] In the toilet bowl, one side wall corresponding to the reservoir is provided with a mounting hole for the powder unit,

 The other side wall is provided with a support portion for supporting the pulverization unit,

 8. The toilet apparatus according to claim 7, wherein the crushing unit is attached and fixed to the pool portion of the toilet bowl through the mounting hole.

[10] The mounting hole can be closed with an alternative member.

 The toilet device according to claim 9.