Water saver system for managing and eliminating liquids, semi-solids and solids, integrated by at least one water closet and a washbasin

Abstract

A toilet bowl useful in a system for disposal of liquid, solid and semi-solid wastes comprises a bowl, a rim, a base, and multiple sections including a rear section with a first opening allowing greywater to wash the front of the bowl, two side sections having a second opening on the right and a third opening on the left allowing greywater to wash each side of the bowl, and a front section having a fourth opening to allow greywater to wash the front of the bowl and create a vortex. Also presented is a modified mixer valve useful for disposal of wastes comprising a valve base, valve body, a water outlet orifice located at the end of the valve body, a cold water inlet orifice, a hot water inlet orifice, an internal conduit where the cold and hot water inlet orifices converge, and a third water supply intake.

What is claimed is: 
     
         1 . A toilet bowl useful in a system for the management and disposal of liquid, solid and semi-solid wastes, the toilet bowl comprising:
 a bowl,   a rim open radially along its entire length that includes a skirt and a base, the rim including a rear section having a first opening, two side sections, one each to the left and right, the left side section having a second opening and the right side section having a third opening, and a front section having a fourth opening, wherein each of the first through fourth openings varies in dimension from the opening in an adjacent section, to prevent any formation of obstructions along said section, and where each opening is defined by a distance between the skirt and the base; and   a trap,   wherein a center of the first opening and a center of the fourth opening are diametrically opposed on opposite sides of the bowl from one another.   
     
     
         2 . The toilet bowl according to  claim 1 , further comprising:
 the first opening in the rear section of the rim having an 11 mm distance between the skirt and the base to allow greywater to wash a rear portion of the bowl and generate a vortex in the bowl;   the second opening in the left section of the rim and the third opening in the right section of the rim each having a 10 mm distance between the skirt and the base, to allow greywater to wash the left and right portions of the bowl; and   the fourth opening in a front section of the rim having an 11 mm distance between the skirt and the base to allow greywater to wash the front portion of the bowl and contribute to generating a powerful vortex in the bowl.   
     
     
         3 . The toilet bowl according to  claim 1 , wherein the first, second, third and fourth openings allow an entrainment force with which the water reaches the front section of said rim to be increased to thus entrain any solid object of up to 1.25 cm in any of its dimensions, allowing its adequate emptying and preventing obstructions in the rim. 
     
     
         4 . The toilet bowl according to  claim 1 , further comprising:
 a front wall inclined with a 44° angle of inclination to a point where it presents a convex portion that is useful for increasing the pressure of the water entering the trap;   a rear wall of the bowl having a slope with a 27° inclination;   left and right walls of the bowl each having a 36° slope, wherein said front, rear, left and right walls together define a cone,   wherein said configuration allows the greywater poured from the rim to the bowl to acquire greater entrainment force, since it encounters very little hydrodynamic resistance, which results in greater efficiency, and, together with the sections of the rim with the first, second, third and fourth openings, complete cleaning is achieved.   
     
     
         5 . The toilet bowl according to  claim 4 , wherein a discharge of only 4 L is required to clean the toilet bowl completely. 
     
     
         6 . The toilet bowl according to  claim 1 , wherein the trap has a uniform diameter along its entire trajectory for increasing the efficiency of the toilet bowl, since the loss of the water's hydrodynamic force during its trajectory from the bowl to the drain is minimal. 
     
     
         7 . The toilet bowl according to  claim 1 , wherein the distance between the skirt and the base defining the first opening is greater width than the distance between the skirt and the base defining either the second opening or the third opening, and the distance between the skirt and the base defining fourth opening is greater width than the distance between the skirt and the base defining each of the first opening, second opening and the third opening. 
     
     
         8 . A modified mixer valve that is useful in a system for the management and disposal of liquid, solid and semi-solid wastes, the modified mixer valve comprising:
 a valve base,   a valve body,   a water outlet orifice located at the end of the valve body,   a cold water inlet orifice located at the valve base,   a hot water inlet orifice located at the base of the valve,   an internal conduit where the cold and hot water inlet orifices converge to allow the water to flow; and   a third water supply intake at the base that communicates with the internal conduit.