summary

Developed the "e6s" sustainable flush toilet system, which recycles toilet flushing water and at the same time reduces the volume of waste for hygienic and safe recovery. e6s is working to prevent people from ever having to experience "toilet unavailability during a disaster" again.

Technical Strengths

e6s" is a flush toilet system that recycles toilet flushing water and collects waste in a hygienic and volume-reducing manner.

The strength of "e6s" is its maintenance design, which focuses on "sustainability" and allows users to maintain and manage the system themselves. This is the latest "phase-free" technology that enables a completely different approach from bio-, botton-, and septic tanks, which are said to be difficult to maintain and manage.

Case Studies (Including Demonstration Results)

Municipalities served

Disaster Countermeasures Division, Crisis Management General Office, Crisis Management Department, Fukushima Prefecture

Case Studies

Installed at Bic Palette Fukushima in Koriyama. From normal times, it is used as a multi-purpose restroom. Since Bic Palette Fukushima is a large exhibition hall of Fukushima Prefecture, the purpose is to publicize Fukushima Prefecture's disaster countermeasures and e6s to the general public.

scale of implementation

Number of units installed: 1

Time to delivery

6 months (when including the schedule of congressional deliberations, etc.)

Price (if paid)

6.5 million yen

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  Toilet flushing water circulation system e6s

How to use in peacetime

If e6s is installed and set up in advance, people can continue to use their daily public toilets or toilets at home even when infrastructure is disrupted by a disaster. Flush toilets can also be installed outdoors or in other locations where there is no infrastructure.