A bio-toilet works by using anaerobic bacteria to break down human waste into water, carbon dioxide, and methane gas:

Waste collection: Human waste is deposited into the toilet and enters the bio-digester tank.

Anaerobic digestion: Anaerobic bacteria in the bio-digester tank break down the waste in the absence of oxygen.

Effluent discharge: The treated effluent is free of pathogens and odors and can be released into the environment or used for The residual water from a bio-toilet is odorless and doesn't contain solid particles, so it doesn't require further treatment. 

The gases released from a bio-toilet are released into the atmosphere through outlets on the bio-tank. 

The liquid waste goes through a chlorination process before being released.

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