300 m3/day Custom Non-ISO Containerized Wastewater System Delivered In Guangdong
Motiva delivered a custom non-ISO containerized wastewater treatment system for a remote construction project where limited land and rapid-deployment requirements shaped the equipment form. The corrugated steel module combined factory-prepared treatment zones and internal hydraulic features.
Custom equipment enclosure prepared for dispatch
The complete corrugated module is shown outside the factory on the delivery vehicle.
300 m3/day
Guangdong
2025
Non-ISO
What Was Delivered
The 2025 Guangdong delivery combined a custom corrugated enclosure, biological and physical/chemical treatment functions, an MBR equipment area and internal hydraulic features.
Project At A Glance
| Location | Guangdong Province, China |
|---|---|
| Project stage | Equipment manufactured and delivered |
| Stated capacity | 300 m3/day |
| Application | Remote construction project with limited land and rapid-deployment requirements |
| Equipment form | Custom non-ISO containerized wastewater treatment system |
| Construction | Corrugated steel panels |
| Treatment information | Integrated biological and physical/chemical treatment functions |
| Equipment compartment | MBR membrane tank and equipment room |
| Internal features | Sludge hoppers, flow distributors and clarified-water weirs |
| Status | Equipment delivered in 2025 |
Delivered Equipment And Project Conditions
The Guangdong delivery shows the custom equipment configuration and factory dispatch. For a comparable project, Motiva confirms:
Why A Custom Non-ISO Module Was Used
The enclosure was designed around the project footprint and internal equipment arrangement instead of being restricted to standard shipping-container dimensions.
Limited Site Footprint
Custom external dimensions give the equipment layout more freedom to follow the available land and required treatment zones.
Integrated Factory Preparation
The enclosure, treatment areas and internal hydraulic features can be coordinated before dispatch, reducing the amount of fabrication organized at a remote site.
Delivery-Oriented Equipment Form
A modular enclosure allows transport, lifting access, site interfaces and later installation requirements to be considered as part of equipment design.
Custom Equipment Built Around The Project
The delivered module brings together a site-specific enclosure, internal hydraulic structures, membrane-equipment zoning and factory preparation.
Custom Enclosure Fabrication
Dimensions beyond ISO standards and corrugated steel construction allowed the enclosure to follow project land and equipment-layout requirements.
Internal Hydraulic Integration
Sludge hoppers collect settled solids, flow distributors help spread incoming flow, and clarified-water weirs support controlled water collection inside the system.
Membrane Equipment Compartment
The workshop image shows an MBR membrane tank and equipment room arranged inside the custom module.
Integrated Delivery Preparation
The complete enclosure was positioned on a delivery vehicle after the major equipment housing and internal layout were prepared in the factory.
Membrane Compartment And Workshop Dispatch View
The workshop photograph shows the full-size corrugated module, the membrane-equipment area and factory dispatch activity.
Full-Size Custom Module Prepared In The Factory
The workshop view shows the scale of the corrugated enclosure and identifies the membrane tank and equipment-room zone on the module side.
Treatment Functions In The Delivered System
The system combines biological and physical/chemical treatment functions with an MBR equipment area and integrated hydraulic features.
| Treatment Area | Delivered-System Detail | Engineering Role |
|---|---|---|
| Biological Stage | Integrated biological treatment | Biological-stage selection depends on wastewater biodegradability, organic and nutrient loads, flow variation and the outlet target. |
| Physical/Chemical Stage | Physical/chemical treatment functions | Individual unit operations are selected from the actual contaminants, pretreatment need and downstream protection requirements. |
| Membrane Equipment | MBR membrane tank and equipment room | Membrane-equipment zoning coordinates access, aeration, pumps, piping, controls, cleaning and maintenance space. |
| Internal Hydraulics | Sludge hoppers, flow distributors and clarified-water weirs | These structures manage solids collection, flow distribution and clarified-water collection inside the system. |
| Outlet Target | Class A target | A new proposal confirms the applicable discharge standard, numeric limits and treatment route before equipment selection. |
Motiva configures these treatment functions into a project-specific route using actual influent data, discharge targets, site conditions and required supply scope.
Equipment Delivered In 2025
The custom containerized system was completed in the factory and dispatched for the Guangdong project.
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Answers For Buyers Evaluating A Similar System
Capacity, module dimensions and equipment scope must be confirmed separately for every new project.
What was delivered for the Guangdong project?
Motiva delivered a system described as 300 m3/day in 2025 for a remote construction project in Guangdong. The equipment used a custom non-ISO corrugated enclosure and integrated biological and physical/chemical treatment functions.
Why was a custom non-ISO module used?
The enclosure dimensions were adapted to limited land and internal equipment-layout requirements instead of being restricted to standard shipping-container dimensions.
Which equipment features are included in the delivery?
The system includes corrugated steel construction, sludge hoppers, flow distributors and clarified-water weirs. The workshop image shows an MBR membrane tank and equipment room on the enclosure.
Can the same configuration be reused for another 300 m3/day project?
Capacity alone is not enough to select a process or module. A new design must account for the wastewater source, average and peak flow, pollutant loads, discharge target, footprint, access, utilities and required supply scope.
What should be submitted for a similar project review?
Send the wastewater source, average and peak flow, available water analysis, outlet standard, site dimensions, access and lifting limits, utility conditions, preferred equipment form and required installation or commissioning scope.
Request A Project-Specific Equipment Review
Send the wastewater source, average and peak flow, outlet target and site constraints through the Motiva RFQ / Water Data Form.
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.