The global Industrial Pumps Market size was USD 6 Billion in 2022 and is expected to reach USD 99.29 Billion in 2032, and register a rapid revenue CAGR of 5% during the forecast period. Increasing urbanization and industrialization and rising demand for industrial pumps that are energy-efficient and environment-friendly and water and wastewater treatment are major factors driving market revenue growth.
The Ingelfingen-based valve specialist GEMÜ has developed the GEMÜ 652 pulsation damper. Based on its tried and tested diaphragm valve technology, it is also suitable for use in sterile applications. This means that it is completely drainable and CIP/SIP capable, taking the specified draining angle into account.
According to the statistic, in 2020, the global pumps market size was valued at USD 92.91 billion and is expected to grow at a CAGR of 3.2% from 2020 to 2028. Increase in investment in the oil and gas sector, technological advancement in the manufacturing of pumps and new product launches focusing on enhanced performance is expected to have a positive impact on the market.
For many years, the semiconductor industry has been successfully using diaphragm valves from the GEMÜ CleanStar series all over the world. GEMÜ customers appreciate the advantages of the design and the multitude of possible applications due to the sophisticated graduation of actuator sizes 1 to 3. Now, the valve specialist is expanding its GEMÜ CleanStar family with actuator size 4, and thus setting standards in terms of footprint and flow.
The dewatering pumps market is expected to grow at year-on-year rate of 5.3%, reaching a value of about US$ 6.9 Bn by 2022. The global dewatering pumps market is primarily driven by robust demand from ongoing infrastructure projects. Future Market Insights (FMI) has projected the market to register a CAGR of 5.3% by value during the period of 2022 and 2028.
As per an exhaustive analysis by FMI, the global submersible pumps market is poised to total US $ 14.45 Bn by 2031 in comparison to the US $ 8.42 Bn registered in 2020.
Xylem has unveiled a solution to support the efficient removal of solids in water treatment applications. Xylem’s new Leopold Texler lamella clarifier is unique to the market as its lamellas are made from a recyclable, hydrophobic geotextile material – a durable, high-density polyethylene (HDPE) – which reduces service and maintenance requirements while cutting solids by more than 80%.
In the European research project “Fish Friendly Innovative Technologies for Hydropower (FIThydro)”, experts are investigating existing hydropower plants at 17 locations in eight countries in cooperation with industrial partners, including Voith.
Asset reliability and performance are the two most important factors for the oil and gas sector but as processes change and equipment ages, optimizing uptime can become a greater challenge. For pumping assets, a retrofit project has the potential to increase productivity and reliability, while at the same time reducing energy costs.
GEMÜ PPF (Pressure, Passivation, Flushing) multifunction adapters can be used to prevent the penetration of foreign particles when installing diaphragm valves, resulting in enormous cost savings.
