60 + 300 m3/day Integrated Industrial Wastewater Treatment Plants In Hunan
Motiva manufactured, installed and commissioned two above-ground integrated wastewater treatment plants for an industrial wastewater project in Hunan, China. The two equipment sets provide stated capacities of 60 and 300 m3/day, for a combined 360 m3/day.
Two integrated treatment plants installed on site
The project view shows the two equipment bodies, external pipework, pumps and maintenance access used in the installed layout.
2 Equipment Sets
60 + 300 m3/day
Hunan, China
Installed & Commissioned
What Was Installed For The Hunan Project
The project combines two integrated treatment plants of different capacities in one installed system. The source record confirms manufacturing, site installation and commissioning without publishing the internal process route or numerical water-quality results.
Project At A Glance
| Location | Hunan Province, China |
|---|---|
| Wastewater source | Industrial wastewater from local industry |
| Installed capacity | 60 + 300 m3/day (360 m3/day total) |
| Equipment quantity | Two integrated wastewater treatment plants |
| Equipment form | Above-ground integrated wastewater treatment equipment |
| Treatment approach | Customized integrated route for the site's industrial wastewater |
| Project scope | Manufacturing, installation, commissioning, operation and after-sales service |
| Project stage | Installed and commissioned |
What The Dual-System Installation Shows
The real site photographs establish the equipment quantity, relative scale, above-ground installation form and visible site interfaces. For a comparable industrial project, Motiva confirms:
Engineering Value Of The 60 + 300 m3/day Configuration
The documented project confirms two different equipment capacities. In similar projects, this form can help engineers separate hydraulic duties, match distinct wastewater streams or create a staged operating arrangement after the actual flow balance is verified.
Separate Capacity Blocks
Two capacity blocks provide a practical basis for distributing flow or serving different operating duties. The final allocation should follow average and peak flow, wastewater characteristics and the operating schedule.
Above-Ground Access
External stairs, platforms and visible connections make routine inspection and equipment access easier to plan than a fully buried installation, subject to the final site layout.
Site-Specific Integration
The treatment bodies must connect with pumps, pipework, electrical supply, foundations and upstream or downstream facilities. These interfaces are confirmed during project design.
Installed Equipment Built Around Site Interfaces
The project photographs show that a complete integrated installation is more than the treatment body. Hydraulic connections, access arrangements and the transition from factory manufacture to site commissioning are part of the delivered project scope.
Two Integrated Treatment Bodies
Separate 60 and 300 m3/day above-ground equipment sets form the core of the documented installation.
External Pumps And Pipework
Visible pumps, valves and pipework connect the treatment equipment with the site's hydraulic system. Duties and materials are confirmed in the project design.
Maintenance Access
Stairs, platforms and top access support inspection and maintenance around the equipment bodies.
Manufacturing Through Commissioning
The source record covers manufacturing, installation, commissioning, operation and after-sales service for the Hunan project.
Pumps, Pipework And Access Built Into The Installed Layout
The close project view records the smaller integrated treatment body together with its external hydraulic connections and operating access.
Installed Equipment And External Interfaces
The site image provides practical evidence of how the integrated equipment connects with the surrounding installation.
Installed-System Functions And Engineering Interfaces
This table separates what the project photographs and source record confirm from the engineering functions that must be coordinated in a new industrial wastewater installation.
| Project Area | Installed Configuration | Engineering Role |
|---|---|---|
| Capacity Arrangement | 60 and 300 m3/day treatment units | Provides separate capacity blocks that can be allocated according to the verified flow balance and operating plan. |
| Treatment Equipment | Two above-ground integrated treatment bodies | Provides a factory-built equipment form; the internal process is selected separately from influent data and outlet requirements. |
| Hydraulic Connections | External pumps, valves and pipework | Connects the equipment to site conveyance and other facilities. Pump duty, pipe material and control points are confirmed by the project P&ID. |
| Operation And Maintenance | Stairs, platforms and top access | Supports inspection, routine operation and planned maintenance around the installed equipment. |
| Project Delivery | Manufacturing, installation, commissioning, operation and after-sales | Aligns factory production, site work, startup support and post-installation service within one documented project scope. |
Project-specific process selection: the source document states that the treatment technologies were customized for the site's industrial wastewater, but it does not name the internal process stages. For a new project, the route is confirmed from representative influent data, flow variation, discharge or reuse targets, site conditions and required supply scope.
New-project interface review: submit the site layout, access limits, foundations, utilities and required manufacturing, installation and commissioning scope with the water data.
Two Integrated Systems Installed And Commissioned In Hunan
The documented scope covers manufacturing, installation, commissioning, operation and after-sales service for the 60 and 300 m3/day equipment sets.
Connect The Hunan Installation To Your Equipment Scope
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Prepare Design InputsAnswers For Buyers Planning A Similar Industrial Project
These answers connect the documented Hunan installation with the decisions required for a new integrated industrial wastewater treatment project.
What is the treatment capacity of the Hunan project?
The project uses two integrated treatment plants with stated capacities of 60 and 300 m3/day, providing a combined installed capacity of 360 m3/day.
What type of equipment was installed?
Two above-ground integrated industrial wastewater treatment plants were installed. The project photographs also show external pumps, valves, pipework, stairs and operating access.
Were installation and commissioning included?
Yes. The source record describes a scope covering manufacturing, installation, commissioning, operation and after-sales service.
Which treatment process was used inside the equipment?
The source states that treatment technologies were customized for the site's industrial wastewater but does not name the internal process stages. A new route should be selected from representative water analysis, flow variation and the required outlet target.
Why might an industrial project use more than one treatment unit?
Multiple units can support separate capacity blocks, different wastewater streams, staged operation or future operating flexibility. The appropriate arrangement depends on the verified hydraulic balance and operating plan.
What data should be submitted for a similar project?
Send the wastewater source, average and peak flow, representative water analysis, discharge or reuse target, site layout, access limits, available utilities and the required manufacturing, installation and commissioning scope.
Request An Industrial Wastewater Project Review
Use the shared Motiva RFQ / Water Data Form to provide the wastewater source, flow, water-quality data, outlet target and site interfaces that determine the treatment route and equipment scope.
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Water-quality reports, site layouts, process notes and project photographs can be included with the inquiry.