Engineered Wastewater Treatment Systems
Custom packaged plants, DAF, MBR/MBBR, and advanced treatment equipment built around your water quality, flow rate, site layout, and discharge targets.
20+ Years
40,000 m2
Custom Route
Treatment Route Snapshot
A quick route view helps buyers see how wastewater data connects with equipment configuration.
Choose The Route By Wastewater Source And Project Target
Different wastewater sources require different starting points. Motiva helps buyers narrow the route before moving into detailed system configuration.
Domestic Sewage Treatment
For villages, scenic areas, camps and decentralized facilities that need compact sewage treatment equipment.
Review Domestic Sewage Routes
Industrial Wastewater Treatment
For process wastewater where COD, oil, suspended solids, color, salinity or biodegradability affect route selection.
Compare Industrial Routes
Industrial Park Wastewater
For centralized plants that handle mixed influent, staged treatment and changing discharge requirements.
Plan Park Treatment
Leachate Treatment System
For high-strength leachate where ammonia, COD, color, salinity and membrane concentrate need careful review.
Review Leachate Treatment
Acidic Wastewater Treatment
For acidic effluent or mixed acid recovery projects where corrosion, salinity and reuse targets matter.
Check Acidic Routes
Zero Liquid Discharge System
For high-salt wastewater, RO brine or reuse projects where water recovery and salt handling need route design.
Explore ZLD PlanningMatch Pollutants To A Practical Treatment Route
Motiva reviews the water before discussing expected route, equipment scope or treatment boundary. The right starting point depends on the data behind the project.
Oil / TSS
Likely Starting Point
Input Needed
COD / BOD
Likely Starting Point
Input Needed
Color / Refractory Organics
Likely Starting Point
Input Needed
Salinity / Brine
Likely Starting Point
Input Needed
Have Water Quality Data Ready?
Send the source, flow rate, available indicators and target. Motiva can then discuss a realistic route and equipment scope.
Core Wastewater Treatment Equipment At A Glance
Motiva provides core equipment families that buyers often compare during early route selection and RFQ preparation.
Packaged Wastewater Treatment Plants
Integrated systems for domestic sewage, decentralized projects and selected organic wastewater routes.
- Configured by flow, site layout and discharge target.
- Can connect with pretreatment or advanced polishing when needed.
Dissolved Air Flotation Systems
Used for oils, suspended solids and floc separation where flotation is appropriate after dosing review.
- Commonly considered for pretreatment and industrial wastewater routes.
- Material and configuration depend on wastewater conditions.
QDPP And PP Integrated Systems
Polypropylene integrated systems for compact, buried or corrosion-sensitive project requirements.
- Horizontal, vertical and hollow tank options support different project layouts.
- Detailed sizing and configuration are confirmed during project review.
MBR And MBBR Treatment Systems
Biological treatment routes for sewage and selected organic industrial wastewater after influent review.
- MBR can reduce the need for a secondary sedimentation tank.
- MBBR uses suspended carriers for attached-growth treatment.
Advanced Treatment Equipment
For difficult wastewater, Motiva evaluates catalytic oxidation, catalytic self-electrolysis or polishing steps when the water data supports that route.
- Used only after wastewater characteristics and process conditions are reviewed.
- Removal goals and operating-cost boundaries are discussed project by project.
Zero Liquid Discharge Routes
ZLD route planning depends on salinity, COD, water recovery target, concentrate handling and project economics.
- Membrane concentration, evaporation and crystallization routes are reviewed separately.
- Final route depends on water analysis and target boundary.
Selected Wastewater Project References
These project references show Motiva equipment routes across containerized, modular, food-industry and underground wastewater applications.
Containerized Wastewater Treatment Plant Export
Containerized equipment supplied for an overseas industrial wastewater project where compact layout and export coordination were important.
Modular Containerized Wastewater Treatment Project
A 300 m3/day modular wastewater project combining pretreatment and biological treatment equipment in a packaged route.
Slaughterhouse Wastewater Treatment Project
A 100 m3/day slaughterhouse wastewater project with solid-liquid separation followed by anaerobic and aerobic treatment stages.
Underground Wastewater Treatment Plant Project
A 2000 m3/day underground wastewater treatment plant for a logistics park, with civil layout and equipment access considered during system planning.
Manufacturing Support For Procurement And Engineering Review
Motiva supports wastewater treatment projects with route discussion, equipment manufacturing and project-specific configuration review.
- Over 20 years of wastewater treatment equipment experience.
- 40,000 m2 factory and workshop area supports equipment manufacturing work.
- Multiple patents and software copyrights support Motiva's technical documentation.
- Equipment scope is selected according to wastewater source, flow rate, site layout, material requirement and process route.
- Certification and compliance documents are available for engineering and procurement review.
- Electrical and structural configurations can be checked against ISO, CE, IEC, ASME or other applicable project specifications where relevant.
From Water Data To Equipment Configuration
These steps show how buyers can start with basic project data first, then add water-quality details when available.
1
Share Basic Data
Send wastewater source, flow rate, site location and the expected discharge, reuse or ZLD target.
2
Review Water Quality
Check COD, BOD, SS, pH, ammonia nitrogen, oil, salinity, color or metals where relevant.
3
Select Process Route
Compare pretreatment, DAF, biological treatment, advanced polishing or ZLD options.
4
Define Equipment Scope
Match equipment families, materials, layout needs, controls and delivery needs.
5
Prepare the RFQ
Send project details with enough context for the next engineering discussion.
Send Water Data For A System Review
Start with wastewater source, flow rate and treatment target. Add water-quality data or a report when available.
- Basic project data is enough to begin an equipment and route discussion.
- COD, BOD, SS, NH3-N, pH, TDS, oil, color or metals can be added when known.
- Water-quality reports and project notes help shorten the engineering review.
Motiva RFQ / Water Data Form
Water reports, drawings and site photos are useful, but the first review can start with basic flow, pollutant and site information.