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多孔体セラミックス(ポーラスセラミックス)の世界市場-2024-2031年Global Porous Ceramic Market - 2024-2031 |
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多孔体セラミックス(ポーラスセラミックス)の世界市場-2024-2031年 |
出版日: 2024年04月03日
発行: DataM Intelligence
ページ情報: 英文 185 Pages
納期: 約2営業日
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概要
世界の多孔体セラミックス(ポーラスセラミックス)市場は、2023年に67億米ドルに達し、2024-2031年の予測期間中にCAGR 10.3%で成長し、2031年には147億米ドルに達すると予測されています。
さまざまな産業で広く使用されているため、多孔体セラミックス市場は世界規模で着実に拡大しています。高温耐性、化学的不活性、精密な孔径制御は、多孔体セラミックス材料をろ過、分離、触媒、熱管理用途に最適なものにしている数多くの驚くべき特質の一つです。
Francesco Bainoとその世界の共同研究者は、多孔体セラミックスとガラスの製造技術について卓越した概観を提供しています。生物活性ガラスの足場に焦点を当てているが、扱われているアイデアは他の材料や用途にも広く応用できるものです。本書ではまず、発泡剤や気孔形成剤といった従来の製造技術を検証しています。従来のアプローチは、基本的に必要な構造を得るために第二相を用います。
この第二相は、焼結時に焼失する犠牲有機物、凍結乾燥時に除去される水やその他の溶媒、あるいは熱的または化学的な相分離によって構成されます。そのため、米国はこの地域の市場シェアの3/4以上を占め、市場の成長に大きく貢献しています。
ダイナミクス
セラミックス生産の進歩
木質ポリマー複合材料を用いたセラミックスの生産は、再生不可能な資源に依存することの多い従来のセラミックス製造方法に代わる持続可能な代替品を提供します。環境を考える産業や顧客にアピールすることで、環境に優しいプロセスで製造された多孔体セラミックスの需要が増加します。
2023年11月、オーストリアの研究機関Wood K Plusは、押出成形、射出成形、3Dプリンティングにより、95%炭化ケイ素セラミックスをより持続可能なものにする(85%以上がバイオ/リサイクル材料)。木質ポリマー複合材料と従来のセラミックス原材料を比較すると、前者の方が安価であることが多いです。その結果、製造工程のコスト削減が実現し、多孔体セラミックスのコストが下がり、より幅広い産業や用途で利用しやすくなる可能性があります。
積層造形材料ポートフォリオの拡大
高温用途には炉の内張りや断熱材が含まれるが、アルミナセラミックスは融点が高く、高温に耐える能力があるため、アルミナセラミックスの使用から恩恵を受ける可能性があります。アルミナベースの多孔体セラミックスによって実現可能な高温用途の増加は、耐熱性が不可欠な分野での需要を押し上げています。
2021年、XJetはalumina technical ceramicの積層造形用材料の拡大を開始しました。数ヶ月にわたる集中的な試験の結果、この材料は一定の成功と有効性を示しました。さらに、これは技術革新を促進し、世界の多孔体セラミックス市場の進展を促し、新製品と新技術の出現を可能にします。
代替材料との激しい競合
多孔体セラミックスは、金属、ポリマー、複合材料のような代替材料よりも高価かもしれませんが、同等かそれ以上の性能品質を提供する可能性があります。材料を選択する際、産業界やエンドユーザーは費用対効果を優先することが多く、市場支配をめぐる競争が激化します。
エンドユーザーと産業界は、確立されたサプライチェーン、代替材料供給元との長年のパートナーシップ、これらの材料の特性と能力に関する知識を持っているかもしれません。新しい材料の採用は、多孔体セラミックスへの切り替えに伴う研究開発および試験コストの増加の必要性によって妨げられる可能性があります。
Overview
Global Porous Ceramic Market reached US$ 6.7 billion in 2023 and is expected to reach US$ 14.7 billion by 2031, growing with a CAGR of 10.3% during the forecast period 2024-2031.
Due to its widespread use in a variety of industries, the porous ceramic market is expanding steadily on a global scale. High-temperature resistance, chemical inertness and precise pore size control are among the many remarkable qualities that make porous ceramic materials perfect for filtration, separation, catalysis and thermal management applications.
A variety of technical periodicals are published by ACerS, such as the "Journal of the American Ceramic Society" (JACerS), which shares state-of-the-art findings and innovations in porous ceramic materials. Through its platform, ACerS enable researchers to disseminate their discoveries, hence promoting knowledge sharing and innovation within the area.
Francesco Baino and its global collaborators offer an outstanding overview of porous ceramic and glass production technologies. Though the focus is on bioactive glass scaffolding, the ideas addressed are broadly applicable to other materials and applications. It begins by examining traditional fabrication techniques, such as foaming agents and pore-formers. Traditional approaches essentially employ a secondary phase to get the required structure.
The second phase can be made up of sacrificial organics burned off during sintering, water or other solvents removed during freeze drying or thermal or chemical phase separation. Therefore, U.S. is contributing significantly to the growth of the regional market with capturing more than 3/4th of the regional market share.
Dynamics
Advancements in Ceramic Production
The production of ceramics using wood polymer composites provides a sustainable substitute for conventional ceramic manufacturing methods, which frequently depend on non-renewable resources. The increases demand for porous ceramics made using eco-friendly processes by appealing to industries and customers who think about the environment.
In November 2023, through extrusion, injection molding and 3D printing, the Austrian research institute Wood K Plus makes 95% silicon carbide ceramics more sustainable (>85% bio/recycled material). In comparing wood polymer composites to conventional ceramic raw materials, the former is frequently more affordable. It may result in production process cost reductions, lowering the cost of porous ceramics and increasing their accessibility for a larger range of industries and applications.
Expansion of Additive Manufacturing Materials Portfolio
High-temperature applications includes furnace linings and thermal insulation, can potentially benefit from the usage of alumina ceramics because of its high melting point and ability to endure high temperatures. The increased number of high-temperature applications made attainable by alumina-based porous ceramics is boosting demand in areas where heat resistance is essential.
In 2021, XJet launched the ever-expanding range of materials for additive manufacturing of alumina technical ceramic. The essential addition comes after months of intensive testing, during which the material exhibited constant success and effectiveness. Furthermore, this promotes innovation and drives progress in the global porous ceramic market, allowing new products and technologies to emerge.
Intensive Competition from Alternative Materials
Porous ceramics may be more expensive than alternative materials like metals, polymers and composites, nevertheless, they may provide comparable or better performance qualities. While choosing materials, industries and end-users frequently place a higher priority on cost-effectiveness, which intensifies rivalry for market dominance.
End users and industries may have established supply chains, long-standing partnerships with alternative material sources and knowledge of the characteristics and capabilities of these materials. The adoption of novel materials may be hampered by the need for increased research, development and testing costs associated with the switch to porous ceramics.
The global porous ceramic market is segmented based on Material, Product, Application and region.
Innovative Porous Ceramic Membrane Technology Driving Segmental Growth
To achieve maximum filtration effectiveness and durability, cross-flow membrane filtration systems frequently require membranes with precise pore sizes, distribution and structural integrity. The development of advanced porous ceramic materials enables manufacturers to adjust membrane properties to meet increasingly strict performance requirements, fueling demand for specialized porous ceramics.
In 2020, CeramTec released porous ceramic membrane tubes for cross-flow membrane filtration, which combine important features to deliver improved performance while lowering filtration unit costs. The multi-channel tubes, made of alumina, are intended for nano-, ultra- and micro-filtration in a variety of industries to separate chemicals and solids from liquids, including pharmaceutical and biotechnology. Therefore, the filtration segment dominates the product segment with more than 1/3rd of the global segmental shares.
Porous Ceramic Advancements Revolutionizing Aerospace Industry
Chinese scientists at Guangzhou University's School of Materials Science and Engineering have developed a novel porous ceramic that could revolutionize aerospace, energy and chemical engineering. The material's strong mechanical strength and outstanding thermal insulation features make it potentially suitable for hypersonic aircraft
Porous ceramic materials are increasingly gaining traction for thermal insulation because they are lightweight, chemically inert and have low heat conductivity, making them effective insulators. Achieving good mechanical strength and thermal insulation in porous ceramics is problematic since additional pores usually result in less mechanical strength. Therefore, the innovative advancements in porous ceramics contribute significantly to the growth of the Chinese porous ceramic market.
The COVID-19 adversely affected Q1 sales, which fell 6.4% to US$2.3 billion. The Global Ceramic Segment witnessed a similar year-on-year sales reduction. The Q1 2020 results of Calhoun, Georgia-based floor coverings company Mohawk Industries, announced on May 4 by Chairman and CEO Jeffrey S. Lorberbaum, clearly reveal the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic, with net sales falling 6.4% to US$ 2.3 billion (-3.5% on a constant currency and days basis) and net earnings falling from US$122 million to US$ 111 million.
On the other side, the upheaval generated by the pandemic may have fueled innovation in the porous ceramics sector, as corporations and researchers sought innovative answers to developing difficulties. It could lead to the development of new applications or upgrades to existing products, resulting in future market growth.
If the conflict hinders the availability of essential raw materials or energy sources used in the production of porous ceramics, producers may face higher expenses. Higher production costs could then be passed on to customers, thus reducing demand for porous ceramic products.
Many ceramic tile manufacturers have found it difficult to maintain appropriate capacity utilization rates as a result of the growing expenses of manufacturing brought on by the price of natural gas. Certain production lines may become economically unviable due to the high operating expenses, which would result in lower capacity utilization rates. In many instances, manufacturers are finding it difficult to manage cost demands, resulting in capacity utilization dropping to 50% or even lower.
The major global players in the market include Saint-Gobain, CoorsTek, Innovacera, Porvair PLC, CeramTec, Kyocera Corporation, Morgan Advanced Materials, Mantec Technical Ceramics Ltd, Vesuvius plc and Fraunhofer IKTS.
The global porous ceramic market report would provide approximately 61 tables, 60 figures and 185 Pages.
Target Audience 2024
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