This modern sanitation hub delivers safe, clean, and accessible public toilet services to the thousands of pedestrians, office professionals, and daily commuters traversing the area. Surrounded by major government and private institutions, the facility serves as a vital infrastructure amenity for the city's workforce. Additionally, its close proximity to the popular Chakkubakku Park ensures that local seniors and families visiting green space have immediate access to reliable, dignified, and comfortable sanitation facilities.
Key Features of Hub
1.
Neo Infrastructure
This
Hub has one male cubicle for defecation and 4 units of the urinal for the male.
One wheelchair-accessible cubicle for disabled users (it's free). The female
block is comprised of 2 cubicles. The hub also consists of the sensor light and
the handwash stations are also sensor-based and supported by a sensor-based
hand drier to promote a touchless handwashing experience and mitigate the
contamination of germs like Covid 19. All the cubicles have hooks to hang the
user's coat, bag, and purse.
2.
Gender Friendly Public Toilet
The
hub provides a gender-friendly environment to reduce the problem that women and
girls are facing. Women feel difficult to use the public toilet since there are
no light and water facilities at public toilet. There are also cases of molestation
in the dark public toilet and hence they feel insecure to visit the public
toilet even they need it badly. But this public toilet is spacious with
abundant light which makes the women feel comfortable and secure using the
public toilet. Menstrual hygiene facilities like pad vending machines are
placed where they can easily get sanitary pads inside the public toilet at a subsidized
cost. Users need not hide the pads above the doors or windows as there is a dustbin
and also the pad vending machine. It also has hooks systems in the doors of a female
toilet to hang their bags which has increased the safety among the girls.
3.
Environment-Friendly Systems:
a.
Bio-sand Filter System:
The
water demand of the hub is being fulfilled through underground water. The water
is not clear and was found to be a little muddy. Hence to purify the water, a bio-sand
filter has been used. Thebiosand filter help to maintain the water quality from
a groundwater source with high iron content. Groundwater is recharged through
rainwater harvesting from the rooftop.
This
system has made the water suitable for utilization in the hub for all
sanitation purposes. The water has been frequently tested to check its
suitability of water in the hub.
b.
Biogas Digestor:
Fecal
waste management is a major problem in the cities like Kathmandu Valley. Most
of the septic tanks are connected to the river system and those which are not
connected are collected by tankers and then finally disposed to the water
systems. But the Aerosan Hub has developed a bio gas digestor of 10 cubic meter
capacity.
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