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市場調査レポート
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レベル・フローセンサーの世界市場-2023年~2030年Global Level And Flow Sensor Market - 2023-2030 |
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レベル・フローセンサーの世界市場-2023年~2030年 |
出版日: 2023年12月15日
発行: DataM Intelligence
ページ情報: 英文 201 Pages
納期: 即日から翌営業日
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世界のレベル・フローセンサーの市場規模は、2022年に167億米ドルに達し、2023年~2030年の予測期間中にCAGR8.6%で成長し、2030年には234億米ドルに達すると予測されています。
発電所からの有害ガス排出を管理する規則の厳しさが増していることが、レベルセンサーとフローセンサーの使用を促進しています。インダストリー4.0と産業用モノのインターネット(IIoT)の需要の拡大により、診断とモバイルベースのアクセスの使用が必要となっています。液体や粉末製品を大規模に生産・貯蔵する分野では、自動化のためにレベルセンサーやフローセンサーの使用が増加しています。
例えば、Yokogawa Electric Corporationは2020年7月、同社のワイヤレスIIoTシステム「Sushi Sensor」に新しい圧力センサーと温度センサーを追加すると発表しました。このセンサーは2019年7月に日本で初めて導入され、現在は欧州、北米、一部の東南アジア市場で利用できます。IoT技術を活用して工場の生産性と効率を向上させることで、「インテリジェント」な生産へのコミットメントをサポートします。
2022年には、アジア太平洋が世界のレベル・フローセンサーー市場の約1/4を占める第2の支配的地域になると予想されています。市場を牽引する主な要因は、通信機能の向上とセンサーの小型化です。「Make in India」や「Digital India」といった政府主導の取り組みにより、同地域ではスマートフォンやその他の家電製品の普及が進み、その結果レベルセンサー需要が増加すると予想されます。
マイクロプロセッサーを装備するインテリジェントセンサーへの需要の増加、より高い精度、効率性、設置やメンテナンスの容易さ、機械性能のより高い可視性の提供が市場拡大の原動力となっています。より高い精度、効率性、設置の容易さ、メンテナンスの容易さを提供できることが、市場拡大の原動力になると予想されます。さらに、サプライヤーは、それを示唆するような製品の発表という点で、大幅な発展を遂げています。
例えばMadisonは、タンクの設置面積が小さい用途向けに、堅牢なリードスイッチベースの技術の利点を維持したコンパクトバージョンの連続フロート式レベルセンサーを発表しました。U5098超音波センサーは、上下水道、燃料監視、貯蔵・調剤サイロなどの用途向けの非接触型バージョンとして発表されました。
レベル・フローセンサーの市場は、有利な産業規制の結果として成長しています。例えば、環境保護庁の発電所に関する規則により、ガス漏れを検出するレベルセンサーの必要性が高まっています。労働者の安全を確保するため、安全衛生組織も危険のない雰囲気を提供するよう取り組んでいます。
さらに、米国のLEED(Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design)、ドイツのDGNB(Deutsche Gesellschaft fur Nachhaltiges Bauen)、英国のBREEMA(Building Research Establishment's Environmental Assessment Method)などのプログラムが、レベルセンサー、特にポイントレベルセンサーの設置を世界的に推進しています。
灌漑システムのポンプステーション、上水の配水タンク、廃水の排水タンクにおいて、センサーは不可欠な部品です。米国、英国、ドイツなどの先進国では法律が厳しく、政府プロジェクトを奨励する政策もあるため、水処理技術用センサーの利用は拡大すると予想されます。
製造業、水処理、石油・ガスなど、レベルセンサーやフローセンサーを使用する多くの分野や用途において、コストは大きな要因です。過剰な初期費用は、特に多くのセンサーが必要とされる場合、これらのセンサーを導入しようとするユーザーの意欲を削ぐことになります。高品質のレベル・フローセンサーの設置には、しばしば多額の初期費用が必要となります。
これは、中小企業や予算が厳しい部門にとって、これらのセンサーを広く使用するための抑止力として働く可能性があります。化学薬品や流体を扱う業界では、厳しい規制を遵守しなければならないことが多いです。規格は、センサー技術と工程へのさらなる投資を要求することによって、それを満たすことができない企業に制限を課します。
Global Level and Flow Sensor Market reached US$ 16.7 billion in 2022 and is expected to reach US$ 23.4 billion by 2030, growing with a CAGR of 8.6% during the forecast period 2023-2030.
The rising stringency of rules governing the management of harmful gas emissions from power plants drives the use of level and flow sensors. The expanding demands of Industry 4.0 and the Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) necessitated the use of diagnostics and mobile-based access. Level and flow sensors are increasingly used for automation in sectors that produce and store liquids or powdered products on a big scale.
For example, in July 2020, Yokogawa Electric Corporation announced the addition of new pressure and temperature sensors to its Sushi Sensor wireless IIoT system. The sensors were first introduced in Japan in July 2019 and are now available in Europe, North America and select Southeast Asian markets. It supports its commitment to "intelligent" production by leveraging IoT technologies to improve plant productivity and efficiency.
In 2022, Asia-Pacific is expected to be the second dominant region having about 1/4th of the global level and flow sensor market. The main factors driving the market are increased communication capabilities and sensor size reduction. Government-led efforts such as "Make in India" and "Digital India" are expected to increase smartphone and other consumer electronics penetration in the region, resulting in increased demand for level sensors.
The increased demand for intelligent sensors to equip microprocessors, higher precision, efficiency, ease of installation and maintenance and the provision of more visibility of machine performance are driving market expansion. The ability to provide greater precision, efficiency, ease of installation and maintenance is expected to fuel market expansion. Furthermore, suppliers have made substantial developments in terms of product launches that have been suggestive of the same.
Madison, for example, introduced a compact version of a continuous float level sensor that retains the benefits of a ruggedized reed switch-based technology for applications with a small tank footprint. It introduced U5098 ultrasonic sensors as a non-contact version for applications such as water and wastewater, fuel monitoring and storage and dispensing silos.
The market for level and flow sensors is growing as a result of the advantageous industrial rules. For example, the Environmental Protection Agency's rules for power plants have raised the need for level sensors to detect gas leaks. In order to ensure worker safety at work, health and safety organisations are also working to provide a hazard-free atmosphere.
Moreover, programmes like U.S.' Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED), Germany's Deutsche Gesellschaft für Nachhaltiges Bauen (DGNB) and UK's Building Research Establishment's Environmental Assessment Method (BREEMA) are promoting the installation of level sensors, particularly point level sensors, globally.
In pump stations for irrigation systems, distribution tanks for clean water and effluent tanks for wastewater, the sensors are essential components. The usage of sensors for water treatment technologies is expected to expand as a result of the strict laws in industrialised nations like U.S., UK and Germany, as well as the policies that encourage government projects.
Cost is a major factor in many of the sectors and applications that use level and flow sensors, including manufacturing, water treatment and oil and gas. Excessive initial costs discourage prospective users from implementing these sensors, particularly when a high number of sensors are required. High-quality level and flow sensor installation often requires major initial expenditures.
It may operate as a deterrent to the wider use of these sensors for smaller companies or sectors with tighter budgets. Industries that work with chemicals and fluids frequently have to adhere to strict regulations. The standards place restrictions on businesses that cannot satisfy them by requiring further investments in sensor technology and procedures.
The global level and flow sensor market is segmented based on type, technology, distribution channel, application, end-user and region.
Industrial end-user is expected to be the fastest growing segment with about 1/4th of the market during the forecast period 2023-2030. Level and flow sensors are in continual demand from the industry due to the widespread usage of these sensors for monitoring storage facilities and downstream processing plants. It is anticipated that level monitors will become more and more necessary as the output of crude oil rises in some nations, such U.S.
Asia-Pacific imports and uses natural gas at the greatest rate, according to the International Energy Agency. 2/3rd of the world's natural gas demand came from China. The transit is more prone to leaks because the region is not as well-connected by high-pressure pipeline as the other places. The segment is expected to develop as a result of the ongoing need for monitoring during transit and demand from the midstream and downstream industries.
North America is the dominant region in the global Level and Flow Sensor market covering more than 1/3rd of the market. The region uses a variety of technologies to boost productivity and automation. The suppliers are making investments to broaden their range of products in order to meet the increasing demand. For example, OMNICOMM introduced two new fuel-level sensors to its lineup in October 2019: OMNICOMM LLS 5 and its explosion-proof variant, OMNICOMM LLS-Ex 5.
The level and flow sensor market is anticipated to see new growth as a result of U.S. Department of the Interior's plans to permit offshore exploratory drilling in roughly 90% of the Outer Continental Shelf acreage in the National Outer Continental Shelf Oil and Gas Leasing Programme for 2019-2024. It is anticipated that the region's renewable energy sector will keep funding new initiatives. U.S. Department of Energy projects that the hydropower industry will reach over 150 GW by 2050.
The major global players in the market include: Keyence Corporation, Honeywell International Inc., Emerson Electric, ABB Ltd., Ametek Inc., Baumer, Azbil Corporation, Endress+Hauser Group Services AG, Electro-Sensors, Inc. and MTS System Corporation
Several strategic choices are being made by manufacturers in an effort to reenter the market after COVID-19. To advance the technology used in level sensors, the corporations are investing much in research and development. Businesses have partnered with or purchased other businesses to broaden their market reach. For example, the Metropolitan Waterworks Authority has been able to save water thanks to ABB's AquaMaster flowmeters. The Authority generates and distributes potable water to Samutprakarn, Nonthaburi and Bangkok.
After completing the acquisition of First Sensor AG in March 2020, TE connection Ltd., a multinational industrial technology firm with leading positions in connection and sensing technologies, acquired 71.87% of First Sensor's shares. The acquisition supports TE Connectivity's overall growth plan as well as the company's sensors division.
Sensor specifications can vary significantly when artificial intelligence (AI) is used more in systems and products. It is because, at its core, AI is merely a supplement to the data that these sensors are already producing. Even with AI, some applications-such as autonomous driving, robotics and medical-will still require more accurate sensors.
The requirement for highly high-resolution sensors and point data clouds is diminished by the advances in AI algorithms and computing power, which allow for more sophisticated data analysis even with smaller data sets. Such sensors include image processing sensors used in video surveillance systems and Natural Language Processing (NLP) systems used in voice recognition audio assistants.
Russia and Ukraine Supply chains in several industries, including the semiconductor industry, have been impacted by conflict. Because gases are needed in the lithography procedures that produce semiconductor chips, the dispute may have a special effect on the supply of these materials. Nearly half of the world's supply of neon is produced by Ukrainian businesses Ingas and Cryoin. Neon is essential for lasers used in the chip industry.
The conflict has forced Ingas, situated in Mariupol and Cryoin, based in Odesa, to halt operations. Approximately one-third of the world's supply of palladium, a rare metal utilized in sensor chips and specific kinds of computer memory, comes from Russia. Neon and palladium supply lines have been impeded by the fighting, driving up prices, which resulted in increased chip pricing.
As economies began to recover and demand for electronic items expanded across a range of segments, the supply side problem became a demand side problem. The global chip shortage can be attributed to various factors, including disruptions in the supply chain, geographic concentration of electronic production, increased demand for digital and electronic devices and global adoption of digital technology.
The global level and flow sensor market report would provide approximately 77 tables, 78 figures and 201 pages.
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