Positive Displacement Pumps Market Growth, Forecast and Value Chain 2015-2025

Positive displacement pumps are the ones in which hydrostatically energy has been transferred to the fluid. The positive displacement pump’s operation is to force a fixed volume of liquid or fluid from the pressure section to the discharge zone of the pump. They provide infinite pressure to move liquids within mechanical limitations and also provide per revolution fixed displacement. There is a safety valve on the discharge side which can be internal or external.

Centrifugal pumps are important pumps too, which use velocity to convert water to pressure. The difference between centrifugal pump and positive displacement pumps is that in positive displacement pumps, liquid moves out at the same speed regardless of the pressure, which doesn’t happen in centrifugal pumps. Various advantages of positive displacement pumps are good suction capacity, good for high viscosity, very well suited for low drive speeds, best for dosing and injection pumps, suitable for high pressure. Recently, Flowtrend Inc has partnered with Wangen Pumpen for distribution in Canada and United States of twin screw pump. In sanitary industry, Twin screw technology is the future of positive displacement pumps. For improved market penetration and more international presence, Wangen Pumpen took this step. Netzsch Pumps and Systems has developed specialized cavity and rotary lobe pumps for heavy crude oil extraction, to meet the oil and gas fields demands.

Positive Displacement Pumps Market: Drivers & Restraints

Important key drivers for positive displacement pump market are growing need for energy efficient pumps and increasing infrastructure development in emerging economies. The government of such economies would be taking the initiative to invest more in infrastructure sector, especially in segments like highways, railways, roads. Also strict environmental rules and regulations globally such as Authorization, Registration, and Evaluation have also increased the demand of positive displacement pumps.

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Though positive displacement pumps are in demand, but it has a lot of constraints too, like high installation cost, saturation in traditional industrial applications, value added services provided by manufacturers due to extensive competition, replacement sale are very low due to the long operating life of the product. The major challenge for positive displacement pumps manufacturers are arising need to provide energy efficient positive displacement pumps, market maturity, product differentiation, which should be highly unique and quality efficient considering their niche applications and threat to medium manufactures since big manufacturers prefer to acquire small firms to expand in the market, medium manufactures find it hard to gain profit margin or to compete in the market. Threat from new developed Coriolis mass flow meter, which have gained popularity and are expected to replace positive displacement pumps because of the easy passing of particulates without any constraints, liquid flow not affected by pressure or temperature, more accuracy of the flow rate, which is between 0.1 percent to 0.2 percent, turn down ratio of atleast 100:1

Positive Displacement Pumps Market: Segmentation

Positive displacement pumps are broadly classified on the basis of the following segments

By Product type:

Rotary pumps

Gear Pumps

Lobe Pumps

Screw Pumps

Vane Pumps

Reciprocating pumps

Peristaltic pumps

By End-User Type:

Oil and gas

Water and wastewater

Power generation

Pulp and Paper Industry

Chemical process

Food and beverage

Pharmaceuticals

Others

Positive Displacement Pumps Market: Overview

Positive displacement pumps market will grow substantially due to increase spending in infrastructure and power sector, especially in emerging economies. Considerable amount of business is expected to come from food and beverage market and water and waste water market. Asia Pacific and Latin America are expected to meet the demand of positive displacement pumps for developed nations. With increased investment in product innovation, new technologies and research on emerging applications for positive displacement pumps, its market is expected to grow in the future. Asia Pacific will emerge as the fastest growing region for positive displacement pumps market.

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Positive Displacement Pumps Market: Region-wise Outlook

Positive displacement pumps market is expected to register a double-digit CAGR for the forecast period. Depending on geographic regions, the positive displacement pumps market is segmented into seven key regions: North America, South America, Eastern Europe, Western Europe, Asia Pacific, Japan, and Middle East & Africa. The positive displacement pumps market is growing in Asia Pacific region and would be greatly relying on it to meet the demands of the other developed regions like Europe and North America. Companies are setting up manufacturing units and plants, mostly in developing nations to offer quick and easy solutions across various geographies and also because of low production cost.

Positive Displacement Pumps Market: Key Players

Some of the key market players in positive displacement pumps market are ITT Corporation, KSB AG, Flowserve, Sulzer, Ebara, Grundfos, Weir, Wilo AG, Clyde Union Inc, Schlumberger Ltd.

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