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Is urine a part of solid waste?

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Since I'll am researching about solid waste problems... is p**s included...

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as urine was flushed in the toilet bowl, it will become parts of the sewage waste, not solid. but it is still classified as wastewater.

Sewage waste is the liquid waste that contains some solids produced by humans which typically consists of washing water, faeces, urine, laundry waste and other material which goes down drains and toilets from households and industries.
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no,,because urine are liquid waste,,they contain such solid things,,but they already turn ino liquid form,,they dissolve,,
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I suspect that what you are after is municipal solid waste or industrial solid waste. Urine is a component of sanitary waste.
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no only solids are a part of soild waste
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No it is liquid waste but on the other hand it is one of the worst pollution problems because of the phosphates!!

But since both solid wastes and urine go down the sewer it really has to be treated along with solid waste and thus it has a legitimate place in any solid waste research and treatment!!
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No, urine is liquid waste. However it does contain dissolved salts, which are solid, and the waste products of whatever drugs people are taking.
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p**s is p**s, if you miss it will splash.
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No.
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No, urine is a liquid, duh.
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no, urine is not a part of solid waste its a liquid waste which is excreted out of the human body as a part of waste
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