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Excreta and Sewage Disposal
Excreta and Sewage Disposal
Disposal
Lesson 3-4
Lesson 3 - 4 Excreta and
Sewage Disposal
• Excreta-Transmitted Diseases
• Classification of Toilets
Diseased Food
Individuals
Excreta Water
Bacteria Soil
Viruses Hands
Intestinal Flies
Parasites Roaches
Carrier
Susceptible
Individuals
Purpose of Excreta and Sewage
Disposal
• Helps to prevent
gastrointestinal infections
and gross contamination of
drinking water
1.
2. Sanitary Pit Latrine
Bored Hole Privy 6. Water-Sealed
5. Overhung Latrine
Latrine
3. Cat-hole
7. Pail System
4. Chemical Toilet
Sanitary Pit Privy
Pit Type
• four to six feet and
large enough to take
• about
care of50wastes
cubic for
feet
for a family.
several years
Sanitary Pit Privy
Vault Type
• Another type of
privy, which is
commonly used
when night soil is
collected for
agricultural
purposes.
Bored-hole Latrine
• hole is about 10 to 18
inches in diameter
and usually 15 to 35
feet deep
Cat-hole
• The
onlysimplest
use the method
heel of
of
the
disposing
shoe or human
hands to
excreta
for a hole.
Water Sealed Latrine
•• pour-flushed
pit privy modified to
or hand-
includelatrine.
flushed the relatively
simple bowl made of
concentrate or other
durable materials
Advantages
• safe for children
• Consists of a
superstrucure
provided with latrine
floor built on top of
wooden piles above
the water and
connected to the main
building by a catwalk
or bridge.
Effects of Disposal System with
Water Carriage
• Septic Toilet • Septic Tank System