Toilet-Type Device

Abstract

Toilet like device, which saves water through the separation of solid and liquid depositions, in a hygienic, comfortable, simple, autonomous and aesthetic manner. It's composed by a main toilet body, which has an open space within itself, connected to the main toilet bowl, a space which is open in its front and superior sides. This space works as a water and urine recipient, the water and urine come from the urinal, which at the same time works as a drainage for urine and water. This space also works as a liquid recipient when the urinal is in vertical position, since it is very likely that, after a liquid deposition, the urinal needs to be raised towards a vertical position, for various different reasons. Any liquid remaining in the urinal falls into this space, without going into the rest toilet body, and much less onto the user.

Claims

1. A toilet like device, which saves water through the separation of solid and liquid depositions, in an hygienic, comfortable, simple, autonomous and aesthetic manner comprising: a main toilet body (1), which in the same main body, there is an open space which connects to the main bowl (6) of the toilet (1), a space which is open in the front and above parts, this space works as a water and urine recipient (2); then comes the urinal (3), which goes above the superior edge of the bowl (6) of the toilet (1) body, this urinal (3) has a perpendicular movement, which pivots from the posterior side, which is connected to the main body of the toilet (1), this urinal (3) perfectly fits the bowl (6) and the water and urine recipient (2), then comes the toilet seat for women (4), which goes above the urinal (3); then comes the toilet lid (5), and lastly, the toilet tank (11), which has a double discharge system, one of them going to the toilet bowl (6) for solid depositions, and the other foes directly to the urinal (3) for liquid depositions, the latter being of short discharge, and functioning by a high-rise water inlet system.

2. The toilet like device, according to claim 1, wherein said urinal (3) adapts to the toilet bowl (6) and the water and urine recipient (2).

3. The toilet like device, according to claim 1, wherein the water and urine recipient (2) being an open space in its superior and front sides, which allows for free movement of the urinal (3) from a horizontal to a vertical position and vice versa, specifically, so there are no obstructions in the toilets opening (18).

4. The toilet like device, according to claim 2, wherein the water and urine recipient (2), by being an open space on the superior side, allows for the decant of the liquids coming from the urinal (3) when it is in vertical position, without going into the rest of the toilet (1).

5. The toilet like device, according to claim 1, wherein the women's toilet seat (4) adapts comfortably and aesthetically to the urinal.

6. The toilet like device, according to claim 1, wherein the mentioned tank (11) has an altitude water hose through a vale (12), which works by decantation and allows a minimal water discharge, at the same time, said tank (11) connects to the urinal (3), through internal tubes, for water discharge and self-cleansing of the urinal (3).

Description

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF FIGURES

[0034] FIG. 1: Displays a side view of the body of the toilet, designed for solid depositions.

[0035] FIG. 2: Displays a lateral, interior view of the toilet, showing the recipient for urine and water, the toilet bowl, the urinal, the urinal seat for women and the lid.

[0036] FIG. 3: Displays a lateral, interior view of the toilet, showing the short discharge, which goes from the tank, through the urial, the water and urine recipient, and draining tube, to the sewers. It also shows two levels of water in the tank (A & B) in which “A” shows the level of water before short discharge of water for the urinal, and where “B” shows the level of water after the short discharge.

[0037] FIG. 4: Displays a lateral, interior view of the toilet, showing the water discharge for solid depositions, which goes from the tank, through the tank and siphon, to the drainage. It also shows the urinal in vertical position, where it shows how the remains of water and urine fall into the recipient for water and urine, not falling into any other place.

[0038] FIG. 5: Displays a frontal view of the main body of the toilet, where it shows the design for solid depositions and the water and urine recipient.

[0039] FIG. 6: Displays a frontal view of the urinal above the body of the toilet in a vertical position, which shows that the urinal fits the main body of the toilet ant to its water and urine recipient. It also shows the water flow of the short discharge, which goes from the superior discharge valve, through the front exits of the tank water, continues through the edges of the urinal and ends in the urine and water recipient. It also shows two levels of water in the tank (A & B), where “A” shows the level of water prior to the short water discharge for the urinal, and where “B” shows the level of water after the short discharge.

[0040] FIG. 7: Displays a semi-frontal view of the toilet body, showing the water and urine recipient in a more aesthetic manner, because it has a diagonal lid, which covers approximately ¾ of the recipient, to visually cover the holes of the urine and water recipient when the toilet is unused; and diagonal, so, when it is in a vertical position, the diagonal can direct de liquid drops which fall into it towards the center of the recipient and drainage, unlike FIGS. 5 & 6, which display the water and urine recipient in a more rustic manner, for a better visual understanding of the recipient.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF INVENTION

[0041] The toilet of the present application basically consists of a main body of toilet (1) in which the edge of the bowl is designed for the non-liquid, solid depositions, like in traditional toilets.

[0042] This makes it so the order in which the bowls, seats and lid are put changes, when compared to traditional toilets.

[0043] That is fundamental so the system works, and there are no excess pieces or stages, because, if the main body of the toilet (1) was meant for liquid deposition, logically, the seat for solid depositions would have to be above the body of the toilet, which would make the installment of the urinal (3) above the seat, difficult. And it would make no sense to have two different positions or stages to urinate.

[0044] In the same main body (1), at the posterior side of the bowl (6), there is a little open space connecting to the main bowl (6) of the toilet, in which the superior edge is at the same height of the superior edge of the main bowl (6). This space functions as a water and urine recipient (2), The urine and water would come from the urinal (3) at the same time, working as a drainage for both water and urine, where the urine drainage tubes (8) has an anti-return valve (9) to avoid the smell coming from the sewer 5 system. This same urine draining tube system (8) is connected directly to the drainage (10).

[0045] The water and urine recipient (2) functions as a liquid recipient when the urinal (3) is in a vertical position, because it is very likely that, after dropping liquid depositions, the urinary needs to be lifted towards a vertical position, for various reasons.

[0046] The remaining liquids in the urinal (3) will fall in this space, without going into the rest of the toilet body (1), and much less on the user.

[0047] This is one of the reasons why the water and urine recipient (2) is an open space in its back and superior side.

[0048] The other reason is so the opening of the urinal (18) can move without obstacles when the urinal (3) makes the perpendicular move from a horizontal position toward a vertical one, and vice-versa. Upwards is the urinal (3), which goes over the superior edge of the bowl (6) of the toilet body (1). This urinal (3) perfectly fits the bowl 86) and the water and urine recipient (2). Then comes the toilet seat for women (4) which goes above the urinal (3) and, for hygienic reasons, avoids women from going into contact with the urinal (3), because men involuntarily stain the urinary (3) edge. Then the lid of the toilet (5), and lastly, the tank of the toilet (11), which has a double water discharge system. The solid depositions discharge releases the already available water from the tank (11) through an interior discharge valve (13), which goes directly to the toilet bowl (6), and in time, the same water goes through the siphon (7), to go to the drainage (10). The other discharge, which is a short water discharge for liquid depositions, works, because inside of the tank (11) there is a top discharge valve (12) which takes water from the superior side of the tank (11) which can be a small quantity, because it will take the water according to the water level, regulated inside the tank (11) with conventional systems. This water falls because of gravity into the top discharge tubes (14) which are inside the tank (11), which are divided in two at the center of the tank (11), to go out through the front exits (16) of it (11), In which the front exits (16) are connected to the urine discharge tubes (15), in order for a water discharge to clean the toilet (3).

[0049] Then, this same water goes through the water and urine recipient (2) to go straight to the drainage system (10) through the urine drainage tube (8).