Air Filtration Insights  
No. 5    July 2013

 

 

 

WELCOME

This bi-weekly Air Filtration Insight provides excerpts from the McIlvaine Air Filtration and Purification World Markets.  It also provides excerpts from related publications. The market report is conceived as the traffic control on a 4 Lane Knowledge Bridge to the purchasers and specifiers.

·        4 Lane Knowledge Bridge to the End User

·        $7 Billion Market for Air Filters Next Year

·        $7 Billion Market for Corrosion Resistant Materials in the Flow and Treatment Markets

·        Do You Have A Lower Life Cycle Cost Product For The Chinese Market?

·        World  Power Generation Projects – June 2013

 

4 lane knowledge bridge is the route to increased sales. In the digital age it is very desirable to place your vehicles on the knowledge bridge.  Learn more at:

 

4 Lane Knowledge Bridge to the End User
 

$7 Billion Market for Air Filters Next Year

Sales of filters to purify indoor air will be just under $7 billion in 2014. This is the conclusion reached by the McIlvaine Company in Air Filtration and Purification World Markets. (www.mcilvainecompany.com)

 

Air Filter Revenues

($ Millions)

Industry

2014

 Total

 6,991

 Bioclean

 548

 Commercial

 1,619

 Electronics

 672

 Metals

 1,099

 Other Industries

 1,615

 Power

 438

 Residential

 1,000

The market will grow at a robust rate due to expansions of commercial and industrial markets in Asia. Equally important is the quality upgrading which is raising the price per filter unit. In the power segment air filters are used to prevent contaminants from damaging the high speed gas turbines. Where the medium efficiency filter was the most popular in the past, gas turbine operators are now choosing high efficiency filters. They realize the additional cost to protect the turbine is more than justified.

There is a similar upgrading in the residential and commercial sectors. Whereas low efficiency filters were the leading choice in the past, medium efficiency filters are now selected.

Air filters are used in most industrial plants. Many of these plants are utilizing exhaust hoods, dust collectors and stacks which discharge the air outside the plant, so the inlet air volume is considerably greater than would be required just for conventional HVAC. All of the incoming air must be filtered.

The highest efficiency requirements are in semiconductor plants. As the line sizes on chips are reduced the potential damage from small particles increases, so efficiency needs keep increasing.

 

For more information on Air Filtration and Purification World Markets, click on:

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$7 Billion Market for Corrosion Resistant Materials in the Flow and Treatment Markets

In 2014, suppliers of corrosion resistant materials including FRP, resin-lined steel and stainless steel will generate revenues of just under $7 billion for applications in flow control and treatment. That is the conclusion reached in the McIlvaine online report, Air/Gas/Water/Fluid Treatment and Control: World Markets.  (www.mcilvainecompany.com)

 

Corrosion Resistant Materials Revenues 2014

Product

$ Millions

Pumps

1,500

Valves

2,000

Sub-total-Flow

3,500

Cartridge

40

Sedimentation/ Centrifugation

200

Cross Flow Membranes

300

Macrofiltration

200

Subtotal- liquid separation

740

Biological/Oxidation/Destruction

400

Water/Wastewater Chemicals

0

Subtotal- other water treatment

400

Filtration/Purification- indoor air

100

Fabric Filter

400

Scrubber

300

Precipitator

100

FGD

400

DeNOx

100

Thermal/Catalytic

300

Fans and Compressors

600

Subtotal-air and gas

2,300

Total

6,940

The biggest segment will be valves.  Stainless and FRP valves are widely used in the chemical industry. Oil and gas applications where H2S is present also require corrosion resistant materials. New supercritical coal-fired boilers require expensive alloy stainless valves for the steam loop.

Power plant FGD is another big application. There is widespread use of FRP, resin lined steel and various alloys including the expensive C-276.

For more information on Air/Gas/Water/Fluid Treatment and Control: World Markets, click on: http://home.mcilvainecompany.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=71

 

Do you have a lower life cycle cost product for the Chinese Market?

If you have a product or service which may be higher priced but will be a better value for the Chinese purchaser, then you should be moving forward to carve out a slice of the world’s largest market.  If you have not yet acted because of any of the following false assumptions, you need to rethink your strategy.

False Assumption

Actual Opportunity

Can’t afford the investment

There are Chinese companies eager to partner if the product is superior.

Can’t trust Chinese partners

There are Chinese companies who are relying on distribution of international products and would not develop their own.

Too much financial risk

There are Chinese companies with deep pockets who will buy F.O.B. your shop and take all financial risk.

Lose intellectual property

Why are Thermo Fisher and all the major drug companies setting up research centers in China?

Create a competitor

The only way to avoid Chinese competition in your international market is to be a big player in China.

Chinese language will be a problem

McIlvaine Decisive Classification in Chinese, 4 lane knowledge bridge, and Global Decisions Orchard eliminate this problem.

 

If you want to learn more about these opportunities, contact Bob McIlvaine at: rmcilvaine@mcilvainecompany.com or 847-784-0012 ext 112.

 

World Power Generation Projects

Revision Date

Revision Date:

 Project Title

First Entry Date

Location

Startup date

 Ras Djinet combined cycle-Societe Algerienne de Production de l/Electricite

6/1/2013

Algeria

Unknown

 Ain Arnat combined cycle-Societe Algerienne de Production de l/Electricite

6/1/2013

Algeria

Unknown

 6th October addition-Cairo Electricity Production Co.

6/1/2013

Egypt

2014

 Bhawanathpur power plant-SAIL

6/1/2013

India

Unknown

 Mangrol power plant-Gujarat Industries Power Co.

6/1/2013

India

2017

 Hitachinaka expansion-TEPCO

6/1/2013

Japan

2019

 Goroubanda diesel power plant

6/1/2013

Niger

2015

 Toledo City expansion-Aboitz Power

6/1/2013

Philippines

2016

 Ulan-Ude TET-2 power plant

6/1/2013

Russia

Unknown

 Amasra power plant-Hattat Holding

6/1/2013

Turkey

Unknown

 Grangemouth cogeneration plant

6/1/2013

UK

2017

 Seabank 3

6/1/2013

UK

2019

 Cynon Valley power plant-Hirwaun Power

6/1/2013

UK

2018

 Port Qasim--Burj Group

2/1/2013

Pakistan

2017

 Port Everglades modernization-Florida Power & Light

1/1/2013

FL

2016

 Tashkent combined cycle modernization

4/1/2012

Uzbekistan

Unknown

 Dawei power plant-EGAT

3/1/2012

Myanmar

Unknown

 Begunia power plant-Tata Power

2/1/2012

India

Unknown

 Brunswick County power plant-Dominion Virginia Power

2/1/2012

VA

2016

 Bibiyana 3 combined cycle-Power Development Board

12/1/2011

Bangladesh

2014

 Garrison combined cycle-Calpine

11/1/2011

DE

2015

 Davao power project-SMC Global Power

10/1/2011

Philippines

2020

 Jones expansion (Unit 4)-Xcel

7/1/2011

TX

2013

 Calabar Cross River State power plant-Essar African Holdings

6/1/2011

Nigeria

2014

 Mukerian power plant-Punjab State Power Corp.

6/1/2011

Pakistan

2020

 Dar es Salaam power plant-Tanzania Electric Supply Co Ltd.

6/1/2011

Tanzania

Unknown

 Mtwara power plant-Symbion Power

6/1/2011

Tanzania

Unknown

 Pio Pico Energy Center peaking-San Diego Gas & Electric

5/1/2011

CA

Unknown

 Long Phu II-Vietnam National Coal and Mineral Industries

12/1/2010

Vietnam

2023

 Knapsack combined cycle expansion-Statkraft

9/1/2010

Germany

2013

 

 Sirkazhi supercritical power project-Gemac and SPGCPL

5/1/2010

India

2015

 Jamshoro-Water and Power Development Authority

5/1/2010

Pakistan

Unknown

 Carty combined cycle-Portland General Electric

10/1/2009

OR

2016

 Leningrad II 5,6-Energoatom

6/1/2009

Russia

2016

 Opole expansion-Polska Grupa Energetyczna

2/1/2009

Poland

Unknown

 Avon peaking plant-GDF Suez

6/1/2008

South Africa

2016

 Diemen 34 combined cycle-Nuon

4/1/2008

Netherlands

2013

 Trailblazer Energy Center-Tenaska

2/1/2008

TX

Cancelled

 Tiroda power project-Adani Power

10/1/2007

India

2013

 Akkuyu nuclear power plant

6/1/2007

Turkey

2023

 Darlipalli supercritical power project-NTPC

5/1/2007

India

Unknown

 Tandwa (North Karnapura) power plant-National Thermal Power Corp.

3/1/2007

India

2022

 North Chennai-Tamil Nadu Electricity Board

10/1/2006

India

2012

 Coega peaking plant (Dedisa)-GDF Suez

6/1/2006

South Africa

2015

 Monte Cristi power project-CDEEE

3/1/2006

Dominican Republic

2017

 Pocerady combined expansion-CEZ

8/1/2005

Czech Republic

2013

 Alaoji combined cycle project

9/1/2004

Nigeria

2014

 Edwardsport IGCC plant-Duke

3/1/2004

IN

2013

 Holcomb (Garden City)(Sand Sage)supercritical power plant-Sunflower Electric

11/1/2001

KS

Unknown

 Good Spring combined cycle power plant-EmberClear

 

PA

Delayed

New power generation projects are tracked in two publications. Fossil and Nuclear Power Generation includes both market forecasts and project data. World Power Generation Projects has just the project data.

For more information, click on:  Fossil & Nuclear Power Generation: World Analysis & Forecast

http://home.mcilvainecompany.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=72#n043

 

World Power Generation Projects: http://www.mcilvainecompany.com/brochures/energy.html#40a

 

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