Industrial sectors we engineer for
MotiraTech applies three capabilities — PMDD drive systems, battery energy storage, and remote and field services — to heavy-industrial operations where drivetrain availability, electrical load and site access determine what is actually workable.
Sectors below describe the operating conditions our capabilities are engineered for. They are application areas, not a list of completed installations or customer references.
Where our capabilities apply
Each sector is framed by the constraint that usually drives the engineering decision, and by which of our capabilities is relevant to it.
Mining
Crushing, grinding and continuous conveying where drivetrain availability governs production, and where sites are often remote and seasonally accessed.
PMDD drive engineering and retrofit assessment · energy storage and hybrid power evaluation · field engineering and commissioning supportBulk material handling
Overland and in-plant conveying, stackers, reclaimers and transfer systems where drive availability sets throughput across the whole material path.
Conveyor drive engineering · gearbox-replacement assessment · installation and commissioning supportPorts and terminals
Shiploaders, stackers, reclaimers and terminal conveying systems operating against berth schedules, where an unplanned drivetrain outage propagates into vessel demurrage.
Conveyor drive replacement engineering · peak-demand and load-profile evaluation · field service coordinationCement and aggregates
Abrasive, dust-laden material handling and process lines running near-continuously, where drive maintenance access is difficult and downtime is costly.
Direct-drive application assessment · drive and controls integration · field-service coordinationPulp and paper
Continuous process operations with chip and material handling lines, planned shutdown cycles and demanding availability requirements between outages.
Gearbox-replacement and direct-drive assessment · shutdown-window installation planning · commissioning supportSteel and industrial manufacturing
Plants with mixed rotating equipment, evolving electrical loads and progressive modernization programs carried out around production.
Drive-system engineering · commercial and industrial energy storage configuration · installation and commissioning supportMining industry solutions
Conveyor drives, mineral processing drive systems, peak demand management and remote mine site power, with the field engineering scope that goes with them.
What these sectors have in common
Different processes, similar engineering problem: heavy continuous equipment, an installed environment that cannot be redesigned, and a narrow window in which to change anything.
Availability governs the decision
In continuous operations the cost of an outage usually exceeds the cost of the equipment. Scope is built around planned windows rather than ideal conditions.
Existing plant sets the boundary
Most work is a retrofit into an installed mechanical, electrical and control environment, so interfaces are established before equipment is selected.
Site access shapes execution
Remote and seasonally accessed sites determine how equipment arrives, when work can occur and what has to be staged in advance.
Electrical context is site-specific
Supply arrangement, load profile, existing generation and any renewable generation determine whether a storage or hybrid arrangement is applicable.
Three capabilities, applied to the sector context
Sector framing determines which capability is relevant. The engineering scope itself is defined on each capability page.
PMDD direct-drive systems
Permanent magnet direct drive engineering for conveyor and continuous-duty applications, covering assessment, integration, retrofit and new-build coordination and commissioning.
PMDD solutionsBattery energy storage systems
Configuration, integration and delivery of industrial and commercial BESS, including hybrid arrangements with existing generation and renewable sources.
BESS solutionsField engineering & technical services
Site assessment, installation supervision, commissioning, troubleshooting and continuing technical support for installed drive and energy equipment, including at remote sites.
Field engineeringNot sure whether your application fits?
Describe the operation, the equipment and the constraint you are trying to remove. We will tell you whether it is a fit, what would be involved, and what information is still required.
Information used to evaluate a sector application
Send what is available. A first technical response usually needs the operation, the equipment in scope and the constraint being addressed.
- Operation and duty
- Process, duty cycle, operating hours and seasonality
- Equipment in scope
- Existing drivetrain, electrical equipment or power arrangement
- Constraint being addressed
- Reliability, maintenance, capacity, power cost or resilience
- Site conditions
- Location, access route, environment and available infrastructure
- Electrical context
- Supply arrangement, load profile, existing generation
- Schedule
- Shutdown windows, project dates and access limitations
- Documentation available
- Drawings, single-line diagrams, datasheets, trend data
Discuss an application in your sector
Tell us the operation, the equipment and the constraint. We will respond with the applicable capability, the engineering scope involved and the information still required.