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No. 82 October 31,
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Mcilvaine Insights |
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No. 82 October 31,
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WELCOME
Briefs
Utility E Alert:
In addition to the new projects
in Asia and environmental rule
analysis for the EU and the U.S.
we covered the exhibitor stands
at Power-Gen Asia.
There were a number of
Chinese power plant suppliers
exhibiting in Jakarta.
Chinese suppliers are
active throughout Asia.
The Utility Alert is
available separately
41F Utility E-Alert
or as part of
42EI Utility Tracking System.
IIoT:
We will be evaluating
the presentations by
large suppliers such as Emerson
and reconciling them with our
forecasts in a January webinar
The IIoT Market Size and
Structure
Biopharmaceuticals:
A series of webinars in the
first quarter will analyze the
potential for pumps, valves,
filters, and IIoT in this fast
growing market
First Quarter 2019 Webinars will
Focus on Biopharmaceuticals
Cleanrooms:
Thanks to the growing
pharmaceutical and semiconductor
industries, the market for
cleanroom components is very
robust.
Projects are tracked in
80A World Cleanroom Projects.
The markets are
forecasted in
N6F World Cleanroom Markets.
$6 billion Market for NOx
Control Consumables
In 2019 stationary sources will
spend $2 billion for catalysts
and $4 billion for treatment
chemicals to reduce NOx.
This is the latest
forecast in
N035 NOx Control World Market.
The largest purchasing segment
will be coal fired boilers. This
segment is shifting
geographically as India is
retrofitting a number of its
boilers.
The retrofit market in
China has leveled off since a
very large catalyst
manufacturing industry was
created.
The U.S. coal fired NOx market
will remain flat. The EU will
show a modest gain.
Stricter EU-wide standards for
emissions of nitrogen oxides (NOx)
will have to be met by 2021.
Other markets are smaller than
the coal fired power market.
The gas turbine market
continues to grow. This includes
oxidation catalysts as well as
SCR catalysts. Waste to energy
plants are being built
everywhere but the U.S. There
are various requirements for NOx
control in most industries with
combustion processes.
There are a number of catalyst
suppliers.
Improvements in
technology include the
combination oxidation and SCR
catalyst supplied by Cormetech.
The catalytic filter is a
new development which could
substantially affect the market.
Dürr supplies Catalytic
Candle Filters (CCF). The
catalytically coated filter
candles can withstand
temperatures of up to 716° F,
simultaneously remove dust,
sulfur dioxides (SOx), and
nitrogen dioxides (NOx) from the
exhaust air. A number of biomass
and glass plants have
incorporated this technology in
Europe and the U.S. Glass
producer Libbey is the first
manufacturer to use the new
exhaust air purification
technology in its plant in
Beijing.
There are a few major companies
providing the NOx reagents.
Yara is unusual in that
it supplies SNCR systems as well
as reagents. Yara is one of the
largest producers in the world
of ammonia and urea, with one
third of the ammonia traded in
the world being supplied by Yara.
The company ships ammonia and
urea around the world to SCR and
SNCR customers via a network of
30 plants and 200 terminals and
warehouses.
For more information click on
N035 NOx Control World Market
or call Bob McIlvaine at 847 784
0012 ext. 122
rmcilvaine@mcilvainecompany.com
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