LIQUID FILTRATION WORLD MARKET
UPDATE
January 2011
McIlvaine Company
www.mcilvainecompany.comTABLE OF CONTENTS
Lots of InterWEBviews™ on Liquid Filtration Equipment
Marcellus Gas Shale Will Be Good Filtration Opportunity
Track the Exhibitions with Filtration Equipment
Alfa Laval Orders Are Up 9 Percent in the First 9 Months
Andritz Profits and Sales Rose in the Third Quarter of 2010
Advanced Dewatering RAEBL, Montreal, Canada from Ovivo
Food & Beverage Surface Water Treatment, Nigeria with Ovivio System
Ovivo is the Global Brand Name for GLV Water Businesses
Lots of InterWEBviews™ on Liquid Filtration Equipment
McIlvaine Company has been conducting InterWEBviews™ with suppliers of liquid filtration equipment. You can access these recordings by clicking on the title.
You can locate all the InterWEBviews™ as follows:
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Free News and InterWEBviews ™Marcellus Gas Shale Will Be Good Filtration Opportunity
McIlvaine conducted a webinar on water treatment in Marcellus gas shale. You can view the recording through the link below
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Title: Water Treatment in Gas Shale Fracturing and Gas and Oil Production - McIlvaine WebinarTom Tschanz started with a produced water overview. Thierry Brisard followed with information on a D.O. monitor using MEMS technology. Trygve Hegerland described the technologies to treat produced water. David Wensloff provided power points on flocculating agents. These power points are displayed briefly but without the accompanying discussion. Additional Webinar Recording Information |
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211111 - Crude Petroleum and Natural Gas Extraction 原油和天然气开采 Shale Gas 页岩气 Effluent Treatment 污水处理
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McIlvaine has summarized the market potential in the following article.
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Article for the July issue of World Pumps published by Elsevier. This describes the fluids to be pumped and the pumps required for those fluids when extracting gas from shale using fracturing. It also reviews the potential for gas recovery in various sections of the U.S. and compares this potential to that of other regions of the world. Additional Analysis Information
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211111 - Crude Petroleum and Natural Gas Extraction 原油和天然气开采 Shale Gas 页岩气
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Free News and InterWEBviews ™Track the Exhibitions with Filtration Equipment
You can learn a great deal about the market by analyzing the exhibitions. Click on:
Free News and InterWEBviews ™Oil sands is a big market for filters. Here is a January conference focused on the subject.
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Title: Oil Sands Water Management Initiative 2011This conference with a few exhibitors deals with the water management issues of the oil sands processing. Additional Database Information
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211111 - Crude Petroleum and Natural Gas Extraction 原油和天然气开采 Tar Sands 焦油砂
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IFAT Shanghai will include lots of displays by filtration equipment suppliers. Here are the details.
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Shanghai will again be the location for the big IFAT China +EPTEE + CWS show. Additional Database Information
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IFAT CHINA + EPTEE + CWS 2010 featured a high profile accompanying program, overall attracting more than 7,000 attendees in around 200 sessions in total. Technical and scientific conferences were organized by the German Association for Water, Wastewater and Waste (DWA), a major international partner of the show.
Exhibitors on treatment and flow control included:
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Filtration |
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Flue Gas Treatment |
Chemicals |
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ABel |
Beigao |
Filcore |
Flottweg |
Dwyer |
AE&E |
Calgon Carbon |
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ASV Stuebbe |
Dingruite |
Boll & Kirch |
GEA Westfalia |
Enviro- Nment SA |
Andritz |
Desotec Activated Carbon |
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Boerger |
Haoli |
Culligan |
Pieralisi |
Hach |
Biorem |
Bayer |
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C.R.I. |
KWC Valve |
Filtertek |
Shanghai Centrifuge |
Hecoly |
Bioreaction Industries |
Nalco |
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DAB Pumps |
Quingdao KC |
Haixing Filter |
Minke Water Treatment |
Jenco |
Guozhen Environmental |
Norit |
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Grunfos |
Red Valve |
Hengshi Hiajang Filter Press |
Suez |
Shidar |
Jaeger |
Nano Carbona |
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Lin Quan Pump |
Yuanda |
HID Membrane |
Hefei Clear Environment |
Dingfeng |
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Additional general information is available at
www.ifat-china.com and www.eptee.com.Alfa Laval Orders Are Up 9 Percent in the First 9 Months
Although sales were down by 10 percent for the first 9 months of 2010, orders were up 9 percent. A large SEK 40 million order in wastewater contributed to the gain. Orders in Asia were up 33 percent. The OEM, wastewater, and food segments were strong contributors. You can view the financial presentation at:
http://www.alfalaval.com/about-us/investors/presentations/presentations-2010/Documents/Presentation_Q3_2010_ENG.pdfAndritz Profits and Sales Rose in the Third Quarter of 2010
Sales of the Andritz Group rose in the third quarter of 2010 compared to last year’s reference period by around 19 percent to 896.6 MEUR (Q3 2009: 756.1 MEUR), with substantial increases in all business areas except METALS. In the first three quarters of 2010, Group sales amounted to 2,458.8 MEUR (+5.5 percent vs. Q1-Q3 2009: 2,330.2 MEUR).
The order intake of the Andritz Group developed favorably in the third quarter of 2010: At 932.1 MEUR, it increased by some 11 percent compared to the third quarter of 2009 (842.2 MEUR). With the exception of the METALS business area, which continues to be impacted by the difficult project situation in the international steel industry, all business areas were able to increase their order intake in comparison with the reference figures of the previous year. As a result, the order intake of the Group rose to 3,235.8 MEUR in the first three quarters of 2010 and thus was over 25 percent higher than the figure for the previous year’s reference period (Q1-Q3 2009: 2,554.9 MEUR).
Order backlog of the Group as of September 30, 2010 amounted to 5,477.6 MEUR, thus increasing compared to the reference value as of September 30, 2009 (4,514.5 MEUR: +21.3%) and as of December 31, 2009 (4,434.5 MEUR: +23.5%).
Earnings (EBITA) of the Andritz Group in the third quarter of 2010 amounted to 67.0 MEUR (+47% vs. Q3 2009: 45.5 MEUR) and thus increased substantially more than sales. As a result, profitability (EBITA margin) increased to 7.5 percent in the third quarter of 2010 (Q3 2009: 6.0%). The EBITA of the Group in the first three quarters of 2010 increased to 164.9 MEUR, a rise of around 62 percent compared to last year’s reference period, which was negatively impacted by restructuring measures in the second quarter (Q1-Q3 2009: 102.0 MEUR; 126.3 MEUR excluding restructuring measures). The EBITA margin increased to 6.7 percent (Q1-Q3 2009: 4.4%; 5.4 percent excluding restructuring expenses).
Net income of the Group (excluding non-controlling interests) amounted to 114.6 MEUR during the first three quarters of 2010, thus nearly doubling compared to the reference figure for the previous year (Q1-Q3 2009: 59.6 MEUR).
Total assets of the Andritz Group increased to 3,767.7 MEUR as of September 30, 2010 (December 31, 2009: 3.309,3 MEUR); the equity ratio amounted to 19.4 percent (December 31, 2009: 20.0%).
Andritz expects solid project activity to continue for the remaining months of the 2010 business year. Based on the results for the first three quarters of 2010, the Group expects a slight rise in sales compared to the full year of 2009. Cost savings resulting from the restructuring measures initiated in 2009 should have a positive impact on the net income.
Advanced Dewatering RAEBL, Montreal, Canada from Ovivo
Linear Electro-Dewatering reduces cake volume and improves biosolids quality, driving significant cost reductions for municipalities.
DownloadFood & Beverage Surface Water Treatment, Nigeria with Ovivio System
Ovivo delivered a high-capacity water treatment plant for Heineken Supply Chain to dramatically reduce turbidity in surface water and to recycle backwash water.
DownloadOvivo is the Global Brand Name for GLV Water Businesses
GLV has merged all its water businesses under one global brand name, as Ovivo. It brings together businesses operating from 21 countries across five continents.
"Our consolidation strategy is in response to three key market drivers," said Richard Verreault, GLV’s President and Chief Operating Officer. "Firstly, we want to position ourselves to take full advantage of the growth opportunities which are widely renowned within the water industry. Secondly, we recognize the trend towards the industry globalization and it demands that we pool our expertise and resources to ensure our broad portfolio of technologies and know-how is available in all the countries we choose to serve around the world. Thirdly, by consolidating our businesses into one brand, we aim to challenge the status quo imposed by the top players in the market."
The decision to market the water businesses under one brand is the result of a nine-month review following the acquisition of Christ Water Technology in November 2009. This change will create one of the greatest pools of talent in the water industry and will allow this expertise to be accessible by clients, no matter where they are in the world.
As society and the global economy demand more and more from water, there is a growing requirement for ever more specialized applications to manage clean water, to create efficient process water systems, to treat wastewater, to extract energy from wastewater and to champion the reuse of water. "Water is in the spotlight," added Richard Verreault. "Water is now fundamental to good governance as the true cost of managing water is being recognized around the world. Scarcity, rigorous legislation and corporate social responsibility combined with the increasing recognition that water is a key business issue provide very interesting growth opportunities."
Ovivo specializes only in water and focuses its attention upon specific industrial and municipal applications for water. The new group’s raison d’être is to create value in water for clients, through a thorough understanding and knowledge of key industries in which water has the most significant impact. Ovivo’s role is to manage the cost of using water and help clients achieve the maximum value of the water they depend on for their core processes.
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