Industrial Valves

发布时间：2007.5

内容介绍

Demand for industrial valves is forecast to rise 3.2 percent annually through 2011 to $16.3 billion. This pace represents a deceleration from the 2001-2006 period, but reflects slower growth in unit prices. In inflation-adjusted terms, demand for valves will strengthen through 2011. Valve prices rose substantially owing to rising raw materials costs for primary and fabricated metals as well as plastic resins. Raw material prices are expected to moderate through 2011, reducing price pressure for valves. Original equipment demand comprises two-thirds of the total market, and will be supported by a positive
outlook for the production of durable goods as well as nonresidential fixed investment.
US trade deficit in valves
to decelerate through 2011
Trade will continue to play an important role in the valve industry through 2011. Imports are expected to grow slightly faster than exports and the trade deficit will continue to rise, yet decelerate, from the 2001-2006 period. Canada and Mexico
together represented almost one-half of the US export market in 2006. Other key markets for valve exports include Western Europe, the Asia/Pacific region, and oil-producing countries such as Saudi Arabia, Kuwait and Nigeria.
Construction market for valves to see fastest growth
Because of their heavy fluid handling requirements, the process industries and utilities sectors are the dominant markets for valves. The construction market is projected to see the fastest gains through 2011, with valve demand rising 5.7 percent
annually to $2.2 billion. Gains in this market will be supported by an increase in nonresidential building construction expenditures, which are projected to rise more than eight percent through 2011. The public utilities market will also see fast gains, rising 3.6 percent per annum to $5.5 billion. Strong growth in utilities
construction, particularly electricity related, will fuel valve demand in this market.
Plastic, titanium valves
to continue market gains
Steel and steel alloys will remain the dominant valve construction materials,
owing to their good performance in high temperature, high stress applications.
Plastics and other materials (e.g., titanium and metal alloys) will continue to take market share from more traditional
materials. Valves made from these advanced materials can withstand the harshest operating conditions and thus, despite their higher initial cost, represent a good long term value.
Study coverage
This new Freedonia industry study, Industrial Valves, is priced at $4400. It presents historical US demand data plus forecasts to 2011 and 2016 by valve type, material and market. The study also considers
market environment factors, evaluates
company market share and profiles leading industry participants including Tyco, Emerson Electric, SPX, Dresser, Flowserve, McWane, Watts Water Technologies
and Crane.

目录及图表

Introduction
Executive Summary
Market Environment
General
Macroeconomic Overview
Nonresidential Fixed Investment Trends
Manufacturing Outlook
Chemical Industry Overview
Petroleum Refining Industry Overview
Pulp & Paper Industry Overview
Utilities Outlook
Water & Sewage Industry Overview
Electric Power Industry Overview
Natural Gas Industry Overview
Resource Extraction Outlook
Crude Oil & Natural Gas Overview
Mining Industry Overview
Construction Industry Overview
VALVE OVERVIEW
General
Supply & Demand
Valve Shipments by Type
Valve Shipments by Material
Steel & Steel Alloys
Iron
Copper-Based
Plastic & Other Materials
Historical Trends
Pricing Trends
Regulations & Standards
Technology
World Industrial Valve Market
US Foreign Trade
Imports
Exports
STANDARD VALVES
General
Application-Specific Valves
Waterworks Valves
Plumbing, Heating & Cooling Valves
Nuclear Valves
Quarterturn Valves
Ball Valves
Butterfly Valves
General Purpose
High Performance
Parts & Actuators
Plug Valves
Multiturn Valves
Gate, Globe & Check Valves
Gate
Globe
Check
Pinch & Diaphragm Valves
Safety & Relief Valves
Other Industrial Valve Products
Separately Sold Actuators
Gas Cylinder Valves
Steam Traps
Other Standard Valves & Parts
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UTOMATIC VALVES
General
Control Valves
Pneumatic
Solenoid
Electric & Other
Regulator Valves
Automatic Actuators
MARKETS
General
Demand by Market
Demand by Source
Process Manufacturing
Chemicals
Petroleum Refining
Pulp & Paper
Other
Utilities
Water & Sewage
Electric Power Generation
Natural Gas
Resource Extraction Industries
Crude Petroleum & Natural Gas
Mining
Construction
Other
INDUSTRY STRUCTURE
General
Industry Composition
Market Share
Product Development
Manufacturing
Marketing & Distribution
Financial Issues
Mergers & Acquisitions
Cooperative Agreements
Company Profiles
Executive Summary
1 Summary Table
Market Environment
1 Macroeconomic Environment
2 Nonresidential Fixed Investment
3 Manufacturers’ Shipments
4 Chemical Shipments
5 Refined Petroleum Production
& Consumption
6 Paper & Paperboard Production
7 Utilities Construction Expenditures
8 Water Withdrawal Trends
9 Electricity Generation
10 Natural Gas Utility Indicators
11 Production by Resource Extraction
Industries
12 Crude Oil & Natural Gas
Supply & Demand
13 Mining Materials Handled
14 Construction Expenditures
VALVE OVERVIEW
1 Industrial Valve Supply & Demand
Cht Industrial Valve Demand by Type
2 Industrial Valve Shipments
by Primary Material
Cht Industrial Valve Shipments
by Primary Material
3 Steel & Steel Alloy Valve Shipments
4 Iron Valve Shipments
5 Copper-Based Valve Shipments
6 Plastic & Other Valve Shipments
7 Industrial Valve Trends, 1996-2006
Cht Industrial Valve Trends, 1997-2006
8 Industrial Valve Pricing Trends
Cht Industrial Valve Pricing Trends
9 World Valve Demand by Region
10 US Foreign Trade in Industrial Valves
Cht Industrial Valve Imports by Source, 2006
Cht Industrial Valve Exports
by Destination, 2006
STANDARD VALVES
1 Standard Valve Supply & Demand
Cht Standard Valve Demand by Type
2 Application-Specific Valve
Supply & Demand
Cht Application-Specific Valve Shipments
by Type, 2006
3 Waterworks Valve Shipments by Type
4 Plumbing & Heating Valve
Shipments by Type
5 Nuclear Valve Shipments by Type
6 Quarterturn Valve Supply & Demand
Cht Quarterturn Valve Shipments
by Type, 2006
7 Ball Valve Shipments by Material
8 Butterfly Valve Shipments
by Type & Material
9 Plug Valve Shipments by Material
10 Multiturn Valve Supply & Demand
11 Gate, Globe & Check Valve
Shipments by Material
12 Pinch & Diaphragm Valve Shipments
13 Safety & Relief Valve Supply & Demand
14 Other Industrial Valve Product
Supply & Demand
UTOMATIC VALVES
1 Automatic Valve Supply & Demand
Cht Automatic Valve Demand by Type
2 Control Valve Supply & Demand
Cht Control Valve Shipments by Type, 2006 3 Pneumatic Valve Shipments by Type

4 Solenoid Valve Shipments by Type 5 Electric & Other Valve
Shipments by Type
6 Regulator Valve Supply & Demand Cht Regulator Valve Shipments
by Type, 2006
7 Automatic Actuator Supply & Demand
MARKETS
1 Industrial Valve Demand by Market Cht Industrial Valve Demand by Market
2 Industrial Valve Demand by Source
3 Process Manufacturing Valve Demand
Cht Process Manufacturing Valve
Demand by Market, 2006
4 Chemical Industry Valve Demand
5 Petroleum Refining Valve Demand
6 Pulp & Paper Industry Valve Demand
7 Other Process Industry Valve
Demand by Market
8 Public Utility Valve Demand by Market
Cht Public Utility Valve Demand
by Market, 2006
9 Water & Sewage Valve Demand
10 Electric Power Valve Demand by Market
11 Natural Gas Utility Valve Demand
12 Resource Industry Valve
Demand by Market
13 Crude Petroleum & Gas Valve Demand
14 Mining Industry Valve Demand
15 Construction Valve Demand
16 Other Markets Valve Demand
INDUSTRY STRUCTURE
Cht Industrial Valve Market Share
by Company, 2006
1 Revenue Data: Selected Valve
Manufacturers, 2006
2 Capital Spending Patterns: Selected
Industrial Valve Manufacturers
3 Composite Financial Ratios: Selected
Industrial Valve Manufacturers
4 Selected Acquisitions & Divestitures
5 Selected Cooperative Agreements