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Research and Markets
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announced the addition of Frost & Sullivan's new report "Strategic Analysis of
North American Metering Pumps Market" to their offering.
This Frost & Sullivan research service titled Strategic Analysis of North
American Metering Pumps Market provides revenue forecasts for the total market
and each product type across various end users. The analysis includes
competitive structure and market share analysis by each product type. In this
research, Frost & Sullivan's expert analysts thoroughly examine the following
market sectors: diaphragm metering pumps and piston and plunger metering pumps;
technology: digital dosing.
Market Overview
Need for Intelligent Metering Pumps Enhances Growth Prospects of the North
American Metering Pumps Market
With customers increasingly demanding superior quality, reliability, and
accuracy in metering, the North American metering pumps market is all set to
surge. Market participants will be aware that the population growth has created
a resultant need to upgrade and modernize the municipal water and wastewater
treatment plants, opening up significant revenue streams. Moreover, plants are
leaning toward automation in their desire to reduce lead times, unnecessary
wastage, and unplanned downtime as well as ensure the safety of the environment
and their personnel. Metering pump suppliers are looking to make the most of
this automation trend by offering value-added, interoperable Ethernet and BUS
options such as Foundation Field BUS, ProfiBUS, MOD-BUS, and HART.
However, this shift in customer focus to modern and turnkey solutions is
challenging metering pump suppliers to expand the boundaries of their expertise.
"Providing better instrumentation and controls to improve system efficiency
requires suppliers to extend their application and product knowledge into
products they do not deal with," says the analyst of this research. "This
situation has compelled suppliers to ink strategic partnerships and acquisitions
that will give them the technical skills required to meet customer demand."
Participants will also have to strategize to deal with the current economic
downturn, as the credit crunch has resulted in the cancellation or deference of
major projects across industries. Equipment suppliers are hard hit by this drop
in demand, but they can take heart from environmental legislation and the need
to save energy, which are sustaining the sales of metering products.
"Regulations and directives focus mainly on improving metering accuracy to
prevent chemical overfeeding," notes the analyst. "This helps to minimize the
introduction of any polluting by-products through chemical reactions."
Carbon-emission reduction through carbon capture and sequestration (CCS) is
expected to fuel future market growth, while plant modernization initiatives
will boost the uptake of smart and intelligent pumps that can help save energy.
Market Sectors
Expert Frost & Sullivan analysts thoroughly examine the following market sectors
in this research:
* Diaphragm metering pumps
* Piston and plunger metering pumps
Technology
The following technology is covered in this research:
* Digital dosing
Key Topics Covered:
Executive Summary
* Definitions and Scope of Research
* Research Methodology
* Industry Challenges, Market Drivers and Restraints
* Growth Opportunities and Total Forecasts
* Trends by End users
* Conclusions
Introduction
* Aim and Objectives
Industry Challenges
* Challenges Facing the Industry
* Time frame Analysis
Total North American Metering Pumps Market
* Market Overview
* Market Drivers and Restraints
* Time Frame Analysis
* Total Revenue Forecasts
* End-user Trends
* Competitive Structure
* Market Share Analysis
Conclusion
Appendix
* List of Key Industry Participants
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