How do waterless urinals process the urine?

Question

How do waterless urinals process the urine?

Answer 1

Who cares?  It all goes down the drain!!

Answer 2

haha. a man cleans it later. i feel bad for that guy. XD

Answer 3

it just goes down the drain. pretty cool, it saves a lot of water, but what goes to the waste treatment has much higher concentration

Answer 4

was that supposed to be a joke.....

well i dont know

Answer 5

No-Flush urinals resemble conventional fixtures, and easily replace them. They install to the regular waste lines, but eliminate the flush water supply lines. Flush valves are eliminated as well; there are no handles to touch, no sensors, no moving parts! The urinal bowl surfaces are urine repellent; urine is 99% liquid and its drainage is effected without flush water. Daily cleaning procedures are the same as for flushed urinals.

The conventional water-filled urinal's trap drain is replaced by a disposable EcoTrap inserted in the urinal outlet. It holds a layer of the immiscible BlueSeal liquid floating on top of a urine layer. This combination trap seal blocks out sewer gases, and the covering BlueSeal layer blocks out urine odors from the room. A 3-oz. dose of BlueSeal lasts over 1500 uses, replacing at least 1500 or up to 4500 gallons of potable quality flush water!!

Answer 6

it jsut drains into a container that is automaticly flushed, then a man comes later to clean it

Answer 7

They automatically pump it to the drinking fountains next door.