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Regardless of the type of toilet, the first thing to consider is the down pipe. If the pipe has a U-shaped trap, choose a direct flush type. If there is no trap, choose a siphon type. The flushing principles of toilets on the market are basically two categories: direct flushing and siphon flushing. The siphon type is further divided into vortex type siphon and front jet type siphon.
Vortex siphon
This type of toilet flushing port is located on one side of the bottom of the toilet. When flushing, the water flow forms a vortex along the pool wall, which increases the flushing force of the water flow on the pool wall and also increases the suction force of the siphon effect, making it more conducive to discharging the toilet's internal organs.
Jet siphon
Further improvements have been made to the siphon type toilet by adding a spray secondary channel at the bottom of the toilet, aligned with the center of the sewage outlet. When flushing, a portion of the water flows out from the water distribution hole around the toilet, and a portion is sprayed out by the spray port. This type of toilet is based on the siphon and utilizes a large amount of water flow to quickly flush away the dirt.
Advantages: The biggest advantage of a siphon toilet is its low flushing noise, which is called mute. In terms of flushing capacity, the siphon type is easy to flush out the dirt adhering to the surface of the toilet because it has a higher water storage capacity and better odor prevention effect than the direct flush type. There are many types of siphon type toilets on the market, and there will be more options for buying a toilet.
Disadvantages: When flushing a siphon toilet, the water must be drained to a very high surface before the dirt can be washed down. Therefore, a certain amount of water must be available to achieve the purpose of flushing. At least 8 to 9 liters of water must be used each time, which is relatively water intensive. The diameter of the siphon type drainage pipe is only about 56 centimeters, which can easily block when flushing, so toilet paper cannot be directly thrown into the toilet. Installing a siphon type toilet usually requires a paper basket and a strap
The anti splashing and anti sticking functions of the toilet
The anti splash function of the toilet: When selecting a toilet, in order to achieve the goal of anti splash, first, the water outlet should be placed as far back as possible (the old style toilet's lower outlet was mostly behind, and there was no anti splash theory at that time), and second, the water storage surface should be small, which requires visiting the installed house to see. We only focused on the back of the water outlet and ignored the issue of water storage, but ultimately did not achieve the goal of preventing splashing. Thirdly, the slope of the inner chamber of the toilet should be small, so that the water surface in front is shallow and can also play a splash-proof function. The above three points are actually related to the water surface. When manufacturers design anti splash toilets, as long as the water surface is well controlled and shallow water is maintained in specific areas, they can achieve anti splash function and also "anti stick". The stool was stuck in the toilet, and the guest was still very embarrassed when they arrived.
Direct charge type
Utilizing the great thrust formed by compressed air, the flushing speed is fast, the impulse is strong, the discharge is strong, the speed is fast, the water is low, and there is no leakage.
Due to the use of the instantaneous strong kinetic energy of water flow, the impact sound on the pipe wall is relatively loud.
The rear drainage is mostly direct flush type. The diameter of the direct flush toilet sewer is large, making it easy to flush large amounts of dirt
Disadvantage: High noise during sewage discharge
The direct flush toilet uses the impulse of water flow to discharge feces. Generally, the pool wall is steep and the water storage area is small, so the hydraulic power is concentrated. The hydraulic power around the toilet ring increases, and the flushing efficiency is high.
Advantages: The flushing pipeline of the direct flush toilet is simple, with a short path and a thick diameter (usually 9 to 10 centimeters in diameter). It can use the gravitational acceleration of water to flush the toilet clean, and the flushing process is short. Compared with the siphon toilet in terms of flushing capacity, the direct flush toilet does not have a return bend and adopts a direct flushing method, which is easy to flush large dirt. It is not easy to cause blockage during the flushing process, and there is no need to prepare a paper basket in the bathroom. In terms of water conservation, it is also better than a siphon toilet.
Disadvantages: The biggest drawback of direct flush toilets is that they have a loud flushing sound. Additionally, due to the small water storage surface, they are prone to scaling, and their odor prevention function is not as good as that of siphon toilets. In addition, there are relatively few types of direct flush toilets in the market, and the selection range is not as large as that of siphon toilets.