ISO 30500 Presentation PDF

Introduction to
ISO 30500
Non-sewered sanitation systems –
Prefabricated integrated treatment
units – General safety and
performance requirements for
design and testing.
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Introduction of ISO 30500
20-08-21
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ISO 30500 Certification Classes & Test Duration
▪ Class 1 System Class
A. Document Checks Class 1: Non-biological treatment processes
one frontend – backend
B. Controlled Laboratory Testing ≥ 32 days
C. Field Testing for ≥ 30 days Class 2: Biological treatment processes
one frontend – multiple backends
▪ Class 2 System Class 3: NSSSs – Anything more than one frontend

A. Document Checks
B. Controlled Laboratory Testing ≥ 32 days
C. Field Testing for ≥ 5 months A. Document B. Controlled
Checks Laboratory Testing
▪ Class 3 System
A. Document Checks
B. Controlled Laboratory Testing ≥ 32 days C. Field Testing
C. Field Testing for ≥ 5 months for biological systems
– Number of designed frontends = Corresponding tests (Tests specific for frontends, Certification
Odour, Noise, Air emissions)
i. Design 2 – 5 = Test min 2
ii. Design > 5 = Test min 3
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ISO 30500 Overview General Technical Information
General Safety
Process Design Safety
Documentation Material Safety
Checks Mech. & Elec. Safety

User Interface Experience
Maintenance Design
Sustainability
Loading Patterns
ISO 30500
Mechanical Requirements
Controlled
Laboratory Environmental Parameters
Testing Human Health Parameters
Air Emissions Parameters
Acoustics Parameters
Odour Requirements
Electrical Requirements
Field Testing Guidelines

Field Verification
of Performance Environmental Parameters
Human Health Parameters
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Metric
General Technical General Technical Information
General Safety
system (4.2)
kg, L, s, °C
Information Process Design Safety

Treatable Input
Faeces, Urine,
Menstrual blood,
Documentation Material Safety (4.3.1) Bile, Flush water,
Checks Mech. & Elec. Safety Toilet paper
Capacity Faecal uses/day
Maintenance Design
(4.3.2) Urine uses/day
Sustainability kg/use or L/use
Loading Patterns
ISO 30500
Menstrual Hygiene Instructions for

Mechanical Requirements Products (4.3.3) safe disposal
Controlled If available

Usage
Acoustics Parameters Intervals Specify wait time
(4.3.8) between uses
Odour Requirements
Design Serviceable life of
Field Testing Guidelines Lifetime (4.5) 10 years
Field Verification
Secure
design (4.7) Theft deterrence
General Safety General Technical Information
General Safety Temp = 5 - 50 °C
Operating
Humidity = 20 – 100%
Process Design Safety conditions (4.8)
Pressure = 76 – 101 kPa
Checks Mech. & Elec. Safety Edges, Angles &

User Interface Experience Surfaces (4.12.1)
Maintenance Design
Fire & Explosion Example
Sustainability
protection Build up of explosive gas
Loading Patterns (4.12.2) Blockage of exhaust
ISO 30500
Mechanical Requirements Strength Safety Factor (SSF)

Controlled Structural Integrity Injuries, SSF ≥ 3
ISO14622 (4.12.3) Halt backend operations, SSF ≥ 2
Testing Human Health Parameters Cause inconvenience, SSF ≥ 1.5
Air Emissions Parameters Underground

Withstand geotechnical impacts
Systems
Acoustics Parameters Monitor ground leakages
(4.12.5)
Odour Requirements External
Structurally stable
Impacts
Electrical Requirements Impact resistant to transport and operation, etc
(4.12.6)
Field Testing Guidelines Safety
Field Verification
Assessment
of Performance Environmental Parameters Iterative Risk Assessment
(5.1)
Process Design Safety General Technical Information
General Safety
Component
performance
Risk Assessment
Material Safety Data Sheet
Process Design Safety adequacy (4.9.1) Material Testing, etc
Checks Mech. & Elec. Safety Design to mitigate

Hygienic Design
infection due to potential
(4.9.2)
Maintenance Design pathogens from system
Sustainability
Loading Patterns Unsafe

ISO 30500
effluent reuse System shall meet necessary

Mechanical Requirements (4.12.4) requirements for the type of reuse
Controlled
Testing Human Health Parameters Conveyance Design to prevent

devices (5.7) backflow, blockages, etc
Odour Requirements Water Seal Min 20mm depth

(6.7) water seal

Field Verification
Material Safety General Technical Information
General Safety
Cleanability of
surface (4.9.4)
Minimum No.3 100 to 120
grit finish on stainless steel
on exposed surfaces

Chemical &
Biological Proper handling and storage
User Interface Experience Additives (4.9.5) instructions required.
Maintenance Design
Sustainability Corrosion resistant material/protection.
Durability
Loading Patterns (4.10.1) Prevention of detrimental galvanic
ISO 30500
corrosion.
Controlled
Laboratory Environmental Parameters Fire
Resistance Materials should be fire resistant
(4.10.2) and conform to ISO 10295
Connections &
Odour Requirements Joints (4.11)

Field Verification
Pressure/ Vacuum For pressure > 50 kPa or
Mechanical & General Technical Information
Equipment (5.4.1) vacuum to have SSF
Electrical Safety General Safety Pipes, Hoses Pipes & Hoses to be fixed in place
Process Design Safety &Tanks (5.4.2) Tanks to withstand stresses

Design to prevent
Checks Mech. & Elec. Safety Moving and Rotating
human contact &
User Interface Experience Parts (5.4.3)
accidental blockage
Maintenance Design
Backflow If connected to water
Sustainability
(5.4.4) supply, to follow
Loading Patterns ASME A112.1.2
ISO 30500
Mechanical Requirements High Temperature

Controlled Surfaces (5.5.1) Temp > 60°C
Testing Human Health Parameters Low Temperature

Temp < - 20°C
Surfaces (5.5.2)
Acoustics Parameters Other sources of

Radiation (5.5.3)
Odour Requirements
Electrical Requirements Electrical & Applicable parts of IEC 60335

Electronic Insulation/protection to live parts
Field Verification Systems (5.6.1) Min IP44
of Performance Environmental Parameters EMC IEC 61000-6-1 & 6-3
Comfort
Aspirational &
Aesthetic
Ergonomic (4.6)
User Interface Experience General Technical Information
General Safety
Sensory appeal
Capacity,
Process Design Safety Information & Common items not to be added
Material Safety Warning (4.13.1) Service & Contact information
Documentation
Mech. & Elec. Safety Output reuse information (if any)
Checks
User Interface Experience Manufacturer, model, serial, date of
Marking &
Maintenance Design manufacture, operational weight,
Labelling (4.13.2)
electrical details
Sustainability
Loading Patterns Transitions from Vibration (ISO 20816-1),

ISO 30500
backend (5.8) Shock, Cold, Heat,

Controlled Ergonomic,
Laboratory Environmental Parameters General Usability
Anthropometric data,
Testing Requirements (6.2.1)
Human Health Parameters Intuitive, Logical controls
Air Emissions Parameters Ease of Access for cleaning

Cleaning (6.2.2) Special cleaning tools if required
Odour Requirements Ease of Operations Minimise operational

(6.2.3) activities for users
Field Testing Guidelines Water/dry evacuation

Field Verification Cultural
Squat/Sitting
of Performance Environmental Parameters Requirements (6.2.4)
Toilet paper/wash
Considerations on frequency
Maintenance Design General Technical Information
Reasonable
Adjustment & complexity of adjustments
General Safety (4.14.1 ) and maintenance activities.
Documentation Material Safety Location & Considerations on locations

Checks Mech. & Elec. Safety Access points and access for adjustments
User Interface Experience (4.14.2 ) and maintenance activities.
Maintenance Design
Sustainability Discharge & Discharge of partially treated
Cleaning (4.14.3) materials should be done by
Loading Patterns service personnel only.
ISO 30500
Tools &
Controlled
Environmental Parameters Devices
Laboratory (4.14.4) Language
Testing Human Health Parameters System general information
Drawings
Air Emissions Parameters User Manual
Contact details
(4.14.5)
Acoustics Parameters Installation and operating instructions
Maintenance
Odour Requirements etc.
Handling &
Lifting gears
Field Verification Field Testing Guidelines Transportation
Fixation points
(4.14.6 )
Eg. Phosphorus,
Sustainability General Technical Information
General Safety
Nutrient
Recovery (8.2)
Nitrogen,
Potassium.

Water Consumption Calculation of water
& Reuse (8.3) consumption
Maintenance Design
Sustainability Energy Consumption Calculation of energy
& Reuse (8.4) consumption
Loading Patterns
ISO 30500
Controlled Life Cycle ISO 14040 & 14044
Laboratory Environmental Parameters ‘Includes end-of-life
Assessment (8.5)
considerations

Recurring
Acoustics Parameters Annual net energy consumption
Operational
Requirements Annual net freshwater input
Odour Requirements
(8.6) Annual consumption of other materials

Field Verification
Loading Patterns General Technical Information
General Safety

Schedule
Maintenance Design
Normal
Sustainability
(7.2.8.1)
Loading Patterns
ISO 30500
Controlled Stress
Laboratory Environmental Parameters (7.2.8.2)
Air Emissions Parameters Diarrhoea

(A3.8.10)
Odour Requirements

Field Verification
Controlled Lab Testing - Loading Patterns (7.2.8.1)
▪ The loading of the system shall be performed as a percentage of daily load (kg/day of faeces, l/day of urine)
▪ Capacity calculations indicated by the manufacturer

– uses per day (faecal uses/day and urine uses/day)
– the average amount of faeces (kg/use) and urine (l/use) per use
▪ Loading shall be conducted at the corresponding timing:

– 35 % from 6 am to 9 am;
– 25 % from 11 am to 2 pm;
– 40 % from 5 pm to 8 pm
➢ Normal Loading
➢ Stress Loading = Normal + [80% of (Max capacity – Normal capacity)]
𝑇𝑜𝑡𝑎𝑙 𝐹𝑎𝑒𝑐𝑒𝑠 𝑡ℎ𝑎𝑡 𝑑𝑎𝑦 𝑇𝑜𝑡𝑎𝑙 𝐹𝑎𝑒𝑐𝑒𝑠 𝑡ℎ𝑎𝑡 𝑑𝑎𝑦

➢ Diarrhoea Loading = + + 𝐷𝑖𝑙𝑢𝑡𝑖𝑜𝑛
2 2
where Dilution ratio is 2 L of water : 1 kg of faeces
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Stress (7.2.8.2)
Sanitation system is loaded with treatment capacity + “Sn”, where Sn is 80% of the difference between
maximum capacity and treatment capacity.
▪ Loading shall be conducted at the corresponding timing:
– 35 % from 6 am to 9 am;
– 25 % from 11 am to 2 pm;
– 40 % from 5 pm to 8 pm. Normal Loading Pattern Example
(14.4 pax design) ISO30500 (7.2.8) Faeces (g) Urine (l)
Design 3000 15.6
Example Max 3750 19.5
Treatment capacity = 12 pax Stress 3600 18.7
6am to 9am 35% 1,260 6.6
Max capacity = 15 pax
11am to 2pm 25% 900 4.7
Sn = (15 -12) x 80% = 2.4 pax 5pm to 8pm 40% 1,440 7.5
Stress loading = 12 + 2.4 = 14.4 pax

Diarrhoea (A3.8.10)
For the diarrhoea test days, 50 % of the normal faeces loading shall be ‘diarrhoea input’ instead of solid
faeces.
▪ Half of this load is to be as normal faecal load (solid faeces), the other half diluted as diarrhoea input.
▪ Combine fresh faeces with water at a ratio of
– 2 L of water : 1 kg of fresh faeces.
Normal Loading
Pattern
Example
Diarrhoea
(12 pax design) ISO30500 (7.2.8) Faeces (g) Faeces (g) Water (l)
Total 1500 1500 3
6am to 9am 35% 525 525 1.1
11am to 2pm 25% 375 375 0.7
5pm to 8pm 40% 600 600 1.2

Mechanical General Technical Information
Requirements
General Safety
Visibility of
Faeces (6.3)

Evacuation
Performance (6.4)
Maintenance Design
Sustainability
Integrity against
Loading Patterns external impacts (6.5)
ISO 30500
Controlled Slip, trip and falling
Laboratory Environmental Parameters (6.6)
Tightness Test
(A3.1)
Evacuation
Odour Requirements Mechanism (A3.3)

Field Verification
Environmental General Technical Information
General Safety
Parameters Process Design Safety
Checks Mech. & Elec. Safety COD

Maintenance Design
TSS
Sustainability
Loading Patterns Total

ISO 30500
Nitrogen
Controlled
Environmental Parameters Total
Laboratory Phosphorus
Air Emissions Parameters pH

Odour Requirements

Field Verification
Environmental Parameters Threshold

Human Health General Technical Information
General Safety

Maintenance Design
Bacteria
Sustainability
Loading Patterns
Helminth
ISO 30500
Controlled
Laboratory Environmental Parameters Protozoa
Air Emissions Parameters Virus
Odour Requirements

Field Verification
Human Health Parameters Threshold & Log Reduction
Control
Parameters
Spiking

Human Health Parameters Spiking
Parameters Test methods
Human enteric bacterial pathogen
APHA 9221, APHA 9222 and APHA 9223
(using E. coli as surrogate, measured in CFU or MPN)
Human enteric Helminths — Methods for microbiological analysis
(using Ascaris suum viable ova as surrogate) of sewage sludges[83] Control
— SOP Helminth Test (Ascaris,
Trichuris and Taenia)[73]
Parameters
— Reference [95]
Human enteric viruses EPA 1602
- Using MS2 coliphage as surrogate in laboratory For large samples ISO 10705-1 Spiking
testing, measured in PFUs use EPA 1601
- Using somatic coliphage as surrogate in field testing, EPA 1602
measured in PFU For large samples ISO 10705-1
use EPA 1601 1 Spike
Protozoa
Solids: ISO 7937
- Using spores of Clostridium perfringens as surrogate
Liquid: ISO 14189
in field testing, measured in CFU
Input Output
2 S1 3 S2
NSSS

Air Emissions General Technical Information
General Safety

Maintenance Design
Sustainability
Loading Patterns
ISO 30500
Controlled

Indoor
Stack
Odour Requirements

Field Verification
General Safety

Mech. & Elec. Safety
CO
Checks
User Interface Experience NOx
Maintenance Design CO2
Sustainability H2S
Loading Patterns
VOC
ISO 30500
Mechanical Requirements PM2.5

Controlled
Laboratory Environmental Parameters NH3
Indoor
Stack
Odour Requirements
Field Verification Field Testing Guidelines

Air Emissions - Indoor
Thresholds Recommended Methods
1.5m
Points to note
Indoor testing
1. About 1 to 1.5 m from the ground above the squat or seat pan Ambient air particulate comprehensive sampler
2. Superstructure door to remain closed during entire sampling
3. Threshold values in ppm are based on ideal conditions (1 atm
& 0°C)
Indoor testing
Atmospheric air
sampling pump

General Safety

NOx
CO
Maintenance Design
H2S
Sustainability
VOC
Loading Patterns
ISO 30500
PM2.5
Controlled NH3
SO2
Indoor PAH
O2
Stack
Vol. Flow
Odour Requirements
Moisture
Electrical Requirements Content

Field Verification
Air Emissions - Stack
Thresholds Recommended Methods
10D
2D 8D 8D
Sampling
Velocity and Point
Temp.
Measurement
EPA Method 1A
Inlet = min 8D
Points to note Outlet = min 8D
1. Most significant sources of air pollutants within the NSSS
2. External gas vent/Stack as outlined in EPA Method 1A
3. The guideline generally helps to remove inaccurate readings and best practices

Acoustics Parameters General Technical Information
General Safety

Maintenance Design
Sustainability
Loading Patterns
ISO 30500
Controlled Within
Laboratory Environmental Parameters Superstructure
Air Emissions Parameters External

Odour Requirements

Field Verification
Acoustics Parameters (Indoor)
Within superstructure / Frontend
▪ For sanitation system that include
a superstructure as part of the
manufactured product, noise shall 1.2 m
be measured within the

superstructure at a single
1.2 m
measurement point.
▪ The measurement point shall be

centred above the squatting or
seat pan of the frontend at a
height of 1.2 m from the ground.
A✓ B
Acoustics Parameters (External)
External / Backend Measurement
External / Backend
▪ The external measurement points shall be determined
relative to a reference parallelepiped, which shall be
determined as the smallest imaginary rectangular
parallelepiped that could spatially enclose the system
▪ If a superstructure is provided as part of the Centre Point <1m

1m
!
manufactured product, then the reference parallelepiped !
<1m
1m
1m
O
O
shall enclose the superstructure. O 1m

X
X <1m O
O 1.2 m
O
! !
▪ The measurement points shall be positioned on the 1m
surface of a measurement parallelepiped whose planes

are each 1 m outward (relative to the system) from those Discard Discard
of the reference parallelepiped. (if <1m) (if <1m)

Odour Requirements General Technical Information
General Safety

Maintenance Design
Sustainability
Loading Patterns
ISO 30500
Controlled
Within
Testing Human Health Parameters Superstructure
(Frontend)
Odour Requirements External (Vicinity)

Field Verification
Odour - Panellist Assessment
Selection of panellist
▪ Present each panellist with a bag filled with neutral gas as defined in EN 13725:2003, 6.4.1.
▪ The bag should have a volume ranging from 1 l to 5 l and comply with EN 13725:2003, 6.3.
▪ The bag should have a port to allow direct smelling of the undiluted bag content.
▪ Instruct the panellists to smell the neutral gas and indicate whether they perceive an odour.
▪ Instruct the panellists to smell, in a randomly generated sequence of 11 total assessments:
Olfactometer

Odour (Indoor & Vicinity)
1. Test Frequency Sample Odour Assessment Report Sheet
2. Threshold
3. Sample size

Odour (Example of Odour testing results)
Example - Summary of Assessment
Unpleasant
Unacceptable
Electrical Requirements General Technical Information
General Safety

Maintenance Design
Sustainability
Loading Patterns
ISO 30500
Mechanical Requirements Control System Tested prior to test sequence.

Controlled (A3.2) To develop test plan to test each
Laboratory Environmental Parameters control function independently
Air Emissions Parameters 1. Disconnect and discharge

remaining energy.
Acoustics Parameters 2. Record energy remaining
Energy discharge
in system.
Odour Requirements (A.3.8.4)
If backup energy is present,
check and record capacity of
backup source.
Field Verification
Field Testing Guidelines General Technical Information
Class
General Safety
Class 1: Non-biological treatment processes
one frontend – backend
Documentation Material Safety Class 2: Biological treatment processes
Mech. & Elec. Safety one frontend – multiple backends
Checks Class 3: NSSSs – Anything more than one frontend
Maintenance Design
Sustainability Human Health &
Environmental
Loading Patterns
Testing Weekly
ISO 30500
Mechanical Requirements Class 1

Controlled Test Duration
30 days
Air Emissions Parameters Test Duration

5 Months
Odour Requirements Class 2 Environmental

&3 Testing Weekly

Field Verification Human Health
of Performance Environmental Parameters Testing Monthly
Month 1 Month 2 Month 3 Month 4 Month 5 Month 6
Week 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25
Class 1
Environmental D W W W W C
Human Health W W W W C
Class 2 & 3
Environmental D W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W C
Human Health M M M M M M C
Legends
B = Inlet Baseline study (daily). Total N & P only
D = Daily sampling
W = Weekly sampling
M = Monthly sampling
C = Complete
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Environmental Parameters General Technical Information
(Field)
General Safety

Maintenance Design
Sustainability
Loading Patterns
ISO 30500
Controlled
Testing Human Health Parameters 75% Pass

Requirement
Odour Requirements

Field Verification
▪ Input samples to be collected and analysed
Environmental Parameters General Technical Information daily for a period of 1 week to collect total
nitrogen and total phosphorus baseline
(Field)
General Safety
Process Design Safety values.

Maintenance Design
Sustainability COD
Loading Patterns
ISO 30500
Controlled TSS
Testing Human Health Parameters 75% Pass

Requirement Total Nitrogen
Total
Odour Requirements Phosphorus
Field Testing Guidelines pH

Field Verification
Human Health Parameters General Technical Information
General Safety
(Field) Process Design Safety

Maintenance Design
Sustainability
Loading Patterns
ISO 30500
Controlled
100% Pass
Odour Requirements
Requirement

Field Verification
Human Health Parameters General Technical Information
General Safety
(Field) Process Design Safety

Maintenance Design
Sustainability
Loading Patterns ▪ Human enteric Protozoa validates treatment

ISO 30500
Mechanical Requirements efficiency for human enteric Helminths

Controlled

Bacteria
Protozoa
Odour Requirements
100% Pass
Requirement
Virus
Field Verification
Thank You
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30500 Certification process,
please contact our team:
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Ideal Gas Law and Unit Conversion
1. Definition of ppmv 3. Ideal Gas Law at Standard Temperature & Pressure
1 𝑚3 𝑔𝑎𝑠 Temperature at 273.15K (0°C),
1ppmv gas =
106 𝑚3 𝑎𝑖𝑟 Pressure 101.325 kPa (1 atm),
𝑛 𝑚𝑜𝑙
= 44.62 3
2. Ideal Gas Law 𝑉 𝑚
𝑝𝑉 = 𝑛𝑅𝑇
𝑛 𝑝
=
𝑉 𝑅𝑇
where, Example
T is temperature at K For CO at normalised concentration at 100 ppmv
P is pressure at kPa 𝑚𝑜𝑙 𝑔
𝑚3 .𝑘𝑃𝑎
▪ 𝐶 = 44.62 𝑚3 × 28 𝑚𝑜𝑙 × 100 𝑝𝑝𝑚𝑣
R is the universal gas constant at 0.008314 𝑚𝑜𝑙.𝐾 𝑚𝑜𝑙 𝑔 100
▪ 𝐶 = 44.62 × 28 𝑚𝑜𝑙 ×
n is the moles in mol 𝑚3
𝑔
106
V is the volume in m3 ▪ 𝐶= 0.1250 𝑚3

Units used for Air Emission thresholds
i. Clause iii. Proposed corrections
7.2.9.7
Notes
• NOx molecular weight was based on NO2 (46 g/mol)
• VOC was using a conventionally set conversion factor of (1.608) which is using the carbon content or propane. Propane is also used
as the test gas for adjustment of the FID analyser
• PAH is using Benzo-a-pyrene as lead component for PAHs in Germany. The limit values for benzo-a-pyrene is 0.05 mg/m3 in
Germany, which is used for the sum of PAH in the threshold value.
ii. Error
➢ For consistency and easy pass/fail criteria comparison,
threshold values should be revised as well.
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Normalisation of Concentrations (A.3.6.5.1)
▪ For Combustion/Incineration Processes
1 21 − 7 101.3 273.15 + 𝑇
𝐶𝑁 = 𝐶 × × × ×
1 − 𝐻2 𝑂 21 − 𝑂2 𝑚𝑒𝑎𝑠𝑢𝑟𝑒𝑑 𝑝 273.15
▪ For non-combustion/non-incineration Processes

1 101.3 273.15 + 𝑇
𝐶𝑁 = 𝐶 × × ×
1 − 𝐻2 𝑂 𝑝 273.15
where
𝐶𝑁 is the normalised concentration in ppmv, ppbv, g/m3 or mg/m3
𝐶 is the measured concentration, in the same units as 𝐶𝑁
𝑚3 𝐻2𝑂
𝐻2𝑂 is the humidity measured in volume fraction of water vapour
𝑚3 𝑔𝑎𝑠
𝑚3 𝑂2
O2 measured is the O2 concentration fo the exhaust gas measured in x 100
𝑚3 𝑒𝑥ℎ𝑎𝑢𝑠𝑡 𝑔𝑎𝑠
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▪ Class 2 System Class 3: NSSSs – Anything more than one frontend

Documentation Material Safety

Checks Mech. & Elec. Safety

Testing Human Health Parameters

Air Emissions Parameters

Field Testing Guidelines

Information Process Design Safety

Menstrual Hygiene Instructions for

Testing Human Health Parameters

Air Emissions Parameters

Checks Mech. & Elec. Safety Edges, Angles &

Mechanical Requirements Strength Safety Factor (SSF)

Air Emissions Parameters Underground

Checks Mech. & Elec. Safety Design to mitigate

Loading Patterns Unsafe

effluent reuse System shall meet necessary

Testing Human Health Parameters Conveyance Design to prevent

Odour Requirements Water Seal Min 20mm depth

Field Testing Guidelines

Documentation Material Safety

Field Testing Guidelines

Documentation Material Safety

Mechanical Requirements High Temperature

Testing Human Health Parameters Low Temperature

Acoustics Parameters Other sources of

Electrical Requirements Electrical & Applicable parts of IEC 60335

Loading Patterns Transitions from Vibration (ISO 20816-1),

backend (5.8) Shock, Cold, Heat,

Air Emissions Parameters Ease of Access for cleaning

Odour Requirements Ease of Operations Minimise operational

Field Testing Guidelines Water/dry evacuation

Documentation Material Safety Location & Considerations on locations

Documentation Material Safety

Air Emissions Parameters

Field Testing Guidelines

Documentation Material Safety

Air Emissions Parameters Diarrhoea

Field Testing Guidelines

▪ Capacity calculations indicated by the manufacturer

▪ Loading shall be conducted at the corresponding timing:

➢ Stress Loading = Normal + [80% of (Max capacity – Normal capacity)]

𝑇𝑜𝑡𝑎𝑙 𝐹𝑎𝑒𝑐𝑒𝑠 𝑡ℎ𝑎𝑡 𝑑𝑎𝑦 𝑇𝑜𝑡𝑎𝑙 𝐹𝑎𝑒𝑐𝑒𝑠 𝑡ℎ𝑎𝑡 𝑑𝑎𝑦

where Dilution ratio is 2 L of water : 1 kg of faeces

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Checks Mech. & Elec. Safety

Field Testing Guidelines

Parameters Process Design Safety

Documentation Material Safety

Checks Mech. & Elec. Safety COD

Loading Patterns Total

Air Emissions Parameters pH

Field Testing Guidelines

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Parameters Process Design Safety

Documentation Material Safety

Checks Mech. & Elec. Safety

Air Emissions Parameters Virus

Field Testing Guidelines

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