Global Regenerative Blowers Market Trends 2021 | Segmentation, Outlook, Industry Report to 2027

The global regenerative blowers market is expected to grow at a modest growth owing to increasing application in various end-user industries. Regenerative blowers are widely preferred for various applications in water and wastewater treatment industry across the globe. Pond aeration and aerobic sewage treatment are some of the applications in which regenerative blowers are used. Pond aeration is done for two basic reasons - one is aquaculture, where large numbers of fish are farmed in a single pond, and the other being ecological.

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As a pond or lake ages, it can deteriorate lose its oxygen supply. Regenerative blowers are used to move the amount of clean air at low pressure into the pond or lake. When air is introduced into a pond or lake, oxygen becomes plentiful again and live in and around the water can flourish. Moreover, with the sharp increase in the demand for clean and fresh water, there is a rise in investment towards the treatment of wastewater across the globe. Thames Water is the largest water and wastewater services provider in UK serving 15 million customers across London and the Thames Valley, every day. As per UK government, it is estimated that in 2020, around 133 million liters of water will be consumed daily by Thames Water customers, while in 2040, that number will rise significantly to 414 million. Rising demand for fresh water is driving the growth of the wastewater treatment industry, which may increase the demand for regenerative blowers in the water and wastewater treatment industry.

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Furthermore, Imagine H2O, a global water innovation accelerator has introduced its inaugural China Initiative in 2018. Imagine H2O empowers people for the development and deployment of innovation to deal with water challenges across the globe. Since 2009, Imagine H2O’s accelerator has supported more than 100 water sector startups secure customers and received over $350 million of early-stage investment. Imagine H2O’s Smart Water Hub is intended to showcase promising new water solutions in China. These initiatives are strengthening the ability of the organizations to identify and scale innovations that will support water conservation by treating wastewater or any other means. This is expected to expand the rate of wastewater treatment in the country; thereby, it may expand the size for the regenerative blowers market.

Global Regenerative Blowers Market Segmentation

By Number of Stages
• Single-stage
• Two-stage
• Three-stage

By Industry Verticals
• Food & Beverages
• Chemical
• Water & Wastewater Treatment
• Medical and Healthcare
• Packaging
• Others

Global Regenerative Blowers Market – Segment by Region
North America
• US
• Canada
Europe
• Germany
• UK
• France
• Spain
• Italy
• Rest of Europe
Asia-Pacific
• China
• Japan
• India
• Rest of Asia-Pacific
Rest of the World
• Latin America
• Middle East and Africa

Company Profiles
• Air Control Industries Inc.
• Airtech Inc.
• All-Star Products, Inc.
• Ametek Inc. (Ametek Dynamic Fluid Solutions)
• Atlantic Blowers Corp.
• Becker Pump Corp.
• Busch LLC
• Chuan Fan Electric Co., Ltd.
• Continental Blower LLC
• Elektror Airsystems GmbH
• FPZ SpA

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