Keep Up With the Latest Market Developments in Air Filtration
In
N022 Air
Filtration and Purification World Market
McIlvaine provides quarterly revisions of 50,000 forecasts and new insights on a
rapidly changing market. We also
provide monthly updates (see April headlines below). Most importantly we are
integrating detailed forecasting with project and prospect opportunities.
We respond to the interests of our clients. In fact, McIlvaine will even
include the filtration opportunity in the marijuana growing industry as
requested by INDA in a plenary speech to be given on November 8 at the
Filtration Conference. This was one of the following four subjects which
were named:
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Automotive filtration - As electric/hybrid vehicles increase in popularity, what
is the threat to the auto filtration industry?
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Power generation - Coal-fired vs. nuclear power plants; are there any market
opportunities in coal-fired power generation or is all the growth in nuclear
power?
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Pharmaceutical manufacturing - The pharmaceutical industry is expanding to meet
the medical needs of boomers in the U.S. and in Europe. Pharmaceutical
companies are also investing in BRIC nations too. What opportunities exist
in this market sector?
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Medical marijuana grow houses - INDA members speculate that odor abatement in
grow houses is a big concern in areas where medical marijuana is legal.
Has anyone looked at this niche market for possible opportunities?
AIR FILTRATION MARKET UPDATE
APRIL 2016
CONSTRUCTION
COMPANY NEWS
FINANCIALS
NEW PRODUCTS
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Total Solutions is the Best Path for International Air Pollution Control
Equipment Suppliers
The number of regulated air pollutants, stringency of regulations and technology
are all changing rapidly. No one would have predicted that direct sorbent
injection would be a success twenty years ago.
In the preceding decade, lots of research money had been spent in the
U.S. on the assumption that 60 percent SO2 removal would be
sufficient. When the regulators ultimately opted for 90 percent
efficiency, dry sorbent injection (DSI) was taken off the table. Now, with
new hydrated lime technology and the willingness of power plants to spend lots
of money for sorbent to avoid capital investments, the outlook for DSI is very
promising.
Today, plant owners must consider technologies that remove particulate, acid
gases, mercury, CO, CO2, NOX and organics. Some
technologies create new air and water pollutants which must also be addressed.
Various industries have unique challenges. They also have many identical
needs. Cement plants should pay attention to developments in the coal-fired
power sector and vice versa. McIlvaine just hosted a webinar which
concluded that ionic liquid impregnated pellets designed for natural gas mercury
removal could have wide applicability in power, waste-to-energy and other
industries.
McIlvaine publishes a number of specific market reports and databases on each
technology and industry. It also
publishes 5AB
Air Pollution Management to guide executives making strategic
decisions for their companies. One of the recommendations is to be a “Solutions
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Let’s take an example. A typical valve controlling compressed air is a
commodity product. One application
involves pulsing air to clean filter bags. Pentair has become the world
leader in this specialty niche by understanding the dust collection cleaning
process and the variations needed for different industries. Pentair
supplies not only the valves but the headers and the controls to optimize the
cleaning process.
W.L. Gore has developed a number of innovative solutions based on process and
industry knowledge. Most power plants have wet flue gas desulfurization
(FGD) systems. There are new rules to reduce mercury. Wet FGD systems will
remove most of this mercury with the right treatment chemicals. The
conventional solution to remove the remainder of the mercury is to use activated
carbon upstream. The problem is that any mercury removed by carbon reduces
the amount captured in the scrubber. W.L. Gore developed a module that can
be installed after the scrubber and efficiently remove remaining mercury.
This technology fits particularly well into the processes employed at sewage
sludge incinerators and power plants.
It is less attractive in some other industries. The reasons have to
do with the sub processes, processes and the specific industries. The air
pollution control solutions provider who understands all these aspects is in a
position to offer the product with the lowest total cost of ownership (LTCO).
This knowledge is the key to success in the international market. In fact,
owners and operators in developing countries are in greater need of these
insights than those in developed countries.
For more information on
5AB Air Pollution Management,
click on:
http://home.mcilvainecompany.com/index.php/markets/2-uncategorised/100-5ab.
Asian Purchasers will drive the $5.6 Billion Cleanroom Hardware Market
In 2017, suppliers of cleanroom hardware will be paid over $5.6 billion by
semiconductor, pharmaceutical and other operators of cleanrooms around the
world. Over 2.3 million people will be working in cleanrooms. This is the
latest forecast in
N6F World Cleanroom Markets.
East Asia will be the regional leader with three times the revenue in NAFTA.
This is due to the concentration of semiconductor, memory and flat panel display
manufacturing in the region. The NAFTA market share is mostly due to its
leading position in pharmaceutical manufacturing.
As of December 2015, Taiwan led all regions/countries in wafer capacity with
nearly 22 percent of worldwide IC capacity installed in the country. Taiwan
surpassed South Korea in 2015 to become the largest capacity holder after having
passed Japan in 2011. China became a larger wafer capacity holder than Europe
for the first time in 2010.
Mobile devices and wearable electronics are accounting for much of the cleanroom
growth. Gartner, Inc. forecasts that 274.6 million wearable electronic devices
will be sold worldwide in 2016, an increase of 18.4 percent from 232.0 million
units in 2015. Sales of wearable
electronic devices will generate revenue of $28.7 billion in 2016.
Of that, $11.5 billion will be from smart watches.
For more information on
N6F World Cleanroom Markets
click on:
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Utility E-Alert Tracks Billions of Dollars of New Coal-fired Power Plants on a
Weekly Basis
Here are some headlines from the Utility
E-Alert.
UTILITY E-ALERT
#1273 – May 20, 2016
Table of Contents
COAL – US
COAL – WORLD
The
41F Utility
E-Alert
is issued weekly and covers the coal-fired projects, regulations and other
information important to the suppliers. It is $950/yr. but is included in the
$3020
42EI Utility
Tracking System
which has data on every plant and project plus networking directories and many
other features.
Daily Project Posting in McIlvaine Oil, Gas, Refining Supplier Program
OIL/GAS/SHALE/REFINING
E-Alert
April 2016 – No. 1
This alert is being issued twice per month for suppliers in flow control and
treatment who are coordinating market research with targeted pursuit of the
larger and longer term orders.
PROJECTS
The following projects each will result in millions of dollars of orders for
flow control and treatment products. Each project has been rated. The
opportunity size is rated from 1-10 with 1 being small and 10 being very large.
The timing for flow and treatment orders has been provided by year, e.g. T 16 =
timing of order is 2016.
Minatitlan Refinery $800 Mln ULSD Contract Awarded to Técnicas Reunidas (07,T17)
KBR Wins Multi-phased Contract for Front-end Engineering and Design for
Woodfibre LNG
CNOOC and Shell to Expand Nanhai Petrochemical Complex in China
European Commission Approves Finnish Cash for LNG Terminal (06)
CB&I to Build Oil Storage Tanks in Edmonton (06)
Black & Veatch Win Chinese Shanxi Qixian Liquefied Natural Gas Project (T16)
Expansion of the Alfa Laval Test & Training Centre for LNG and Other Fuels will
Drive Environmental and Energy Solutions
Neste Jacobs to Perform Energy Study of INA's Oil Refinery in Croatia
Saudi Aramco Tenders for $500 Mln Uthmaniyah Gas Treatment Units (06, T17)
Boskalis Awarded Gas Pipeline Contract in Abu Dhabi (T16)
Technip Wins Engineering Services Contract by Total E&P Angola (T17)
PetroVietnam Plans to Build Natural Gas Plant in Vietnam (08, T20)
Meridian Bucking Trend with Proposed North Dakota Refinery
Deep Down Receives Mooring Line System Order from Shell
FEED Contract Signed within Framework of the Heydar Aliyev Refinery
Reconstruction Project
Iraq Signs MOU with Egypt for Oil & Gas Cooperation
South Korea Continues Push to Become Northeast Asian Oil Hub, Despite Delays
Onesubsea Wins Contract for BP's West Nile Delta Fields in Egypt (T16)
These projects are covered in more detail and are integrated in a database which
is part of Oil, Gas, Shale and Refining Markets and Projects. This semi-monthly
report is available as part of this service or as a stand-alone subscription.
The Oil/Gas/Shale/Refining E Alert
is issued twice per month to registered subscribers. It is not to be resent to
others. Each subscriber must be registered. The first subscription is $950/yr.
and additional subscribers are $90/yr. The newsletter is free for those who
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