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5 types of waste
Human: feces and urine
Garbage: preparation, cooking and serving food
Rubbish: combustible or noncombustible solid waste
Infectious
Liquid
How many yards downwind should dinning facility set away from the field waste disposal
100 yard
How many feet downwind should water source be away from the field waste disposal
100 ft
How many yards downwind should field waste disposal be away from the unit area
30 yards
when can you use burial as a methods of disposal for human waste
burial: used under normal conditions of water table, soil condition, etc; local regulation permits; general sanitation practices
when can you use burning as a methods of disposal for human waste
burning: never in U.S (except in combat); used when burial condition not permits; general sanitation practice
what is the disposal method for garbage
burial if stay 1 week or less
incinerate if stay longer than a week
what is the disposal method for rubbish
burial or incineration
how are the liquid waste be disposed
run through the grease trap and into the soakage pit
how are the infectious waste be disposed
marked with "infectious waste"
burn: follow proper guideline
burial: double bagged, sealed with twist ties, then buried
incineration: 1400F-2000F (1600F is optimal)
types of latrines
cat hole
straddle trench
deep pit
mound
burn-out
paile
bored hole
what is the size, accomodation and when it is used for cat hole latrine
12" deep, 8"-12" diameter
1 person
march, never over night
what is the size, accomodation and when it is used for straddle trench latrine
4"L, 1"W, 2 1/2"D
25 people
used when stay 1-3 days
how far apart should straddle trench be constructed
2 ft
what are the procedures for closing straddle trench
filled to 1ft from top
spray pesticide
pack down with earth
mound dirt 1 ft high
spray pestcide
post sign: type of latrine, date closed
what is the size, accomodation and when it is used for deep pit latrine
7 1/2" or 3 1/2"L, 2"W, 6"D
50 people
used when stay up to 5 weeks (1 ft/week)
Deep pit latrine
not recommended on rocky, sandy or frozen soil
water level limits pit depth
last for 2 weeks
closed out when w/in 1 ft from surface or when abandoned
what is the size, accomodation and when it is used for mound latrine
7 1/2"L, 2"W, 6"D
50 people
used for up to 5 weeks
what kind of area should the mound latrine be used
high water table or rock formation prevent digging
how high should the top mound be
8 ft square (never exceed 10 ft high)
closed when filled w/in 1 ft from surface
burn-out latrine
55 gallon drum (whole or half)
recommended for hard, rock and/or frozen soil
how often should the burn-out latrine be burned
every 12-18 hours
4 parts diesel to 1 parts of gasoline
ash must be buried
pail latrine
waste is collected beneath the seats (pail washed daily)
burned (4 parts diesel to 1 parts of gasoline)
bored hole latrine
used for small units
requires mechanical equipment to dig the ground
18" diameter and 15"-20" deep
55 gallon drum placed on top with fly proofed seat
how often do chemical toilets get serviced
every other day (contracted disposal)
how often should chemical toilets get inspected
frequently (leaks, cracks, overfilling, clogged/broken urine tube)
pipe urinal
soakage pit: 4X4X4
pipe is 1" diameter and 36" long
trough urinal
"V" or "U" shaped
slopes toward the soakage pit
2 ft per man
urinoils
55 gallon drum is used to receive urine
very sanitary and less odorous (oil surface layer)
serve 100 people
soakage pit
4X4X4
serves kitchen serve 200 people
serves camp for 2 wee or more weeks and should have 2 pits
soakage trench
used when the site does not permit soakage pit
what is the size of soakge trench
center pit is 2" square and 1" deep
trench is 6" long and 1" wide
evaporation bed
10"-15" depth
ridges 6" high
flooded daily and allowed to evaporated by the sun
8"X10" rectangles are excavated to allow even distribution of waste
3 ft square/person/kitchen waste; 2 ft square / person / bath and laundry
filter grease trap
55 gallon drum filled w/rocks, gravel, and sand
screen on top and bottom
baffle grease trap
watertight box or barrel
grease floats to top of entrance chamber
garbage pit
4X4X4
1 day for 100 people or less
continuous trench
dig 2ft X 3ft or 2ft X 4ft or enough to accommodate garbage for the first day
extend as required
suitable for 2 days or more of stay
inclined plane
uses vapor burner, good for garbage and rubbish
hand washing device
2 five gallons cans suspended by ropes
1st soapy water, 2nd clear water