Growth Opportunities in North American FRP Pipe Market 2010 - 2015: Trends, Forecast and Opportunity Analysis, January 2010
Growth of FRP pipe use in last ten years has been steep because of its advantages over pipes made of traditional materials like materials like iron, concrete and plastics. Its superior mechanical and anti-corrosion properties, low conductivity, longer life cycle makes FRP pipes a natural choice both for general purpose as well as in specialty applications. With increasing cost of iron and steel, FRP pipe has also emerged competitive in large diameter pipe market, in high-pressure areas and in elaborate pipe networks extending over several thousand kilometers.
North America, one of the largest industry bases in the world, has extensive application of FRP pipes in areas like chemical, oil & gas, offshore, sewage and retail fuel. Several billion dollars of investment are made every year in transmission of natural gas, crude oil and hazardous chemical. The market typically is dominated by few players with several small sized players. It also has an interesting mix of epoxy based, polyester resin based and vinyl ester based FRP pipes and is distinctively different from another big market in Asia. This report provides present scenario of NA FRP Pipe market in terms of market size, application breakdown and market leaders in FRP pipe in North America. It also analyses the FRP pipe in NA in terms of market competition, opportunities, growth areas and challenges and drivers. While the overall growth in this market has been impressive in the past one decade, showed signs of slowing down in 2008. According to this report in the next 5 years that is by 2015, the total FRP pipe consumption in NA is expected to continue a strong growth momentum of 5.9% CAGR. The FRP pipe market in North America is expected to reach $ 563.1M by 2015
The economic crisis starting 3Q 2008 that affected almost all the industries world over also affected the FRP pipe market. Pipe market being the derived demand of chemical industry, oil & gas, urban services, declined significantly in 2009. This report presents the detailed analysis of all the application areas of FRP pipes in 2009 and would be of great use to both materials suppliers as well as pipe molders to plan their production and target high growth application areas.
This report provides forecast till 2015, it is expected that FRP pipe market will grow in near future in NA because of new application, and demand. As FRP pipe market growth depends both on replacement decision as well as new installation it is critical for both the molders as well as the materials suppliers to know about the present market size, composition and growth prospects to take intelligent decisions. This unique report from Lucintel will provide you with valuable information, insights and tools needed to identify new growth opportunities and operate your business successfully in FRP pipe markets. This report will save you hundreds of hours of your own personal research time and will significantly benefit you in expanding your business in this market. In today’s stringent economy, you need every advantage that you can find.
Some of the features of this market report are:
North America, one of the largest industry bases in the world, has extensive application of FRP pipes in areas like chemical, oil & gas, offshore, sewage and retail fuel. Several billion dollars of investment are made every year in transmission of natural gas, crude oil and hazardous chemical. The market typically is dominated by few players with several small sized players. It also has an interesting mix of epoxy based, polyester resin based and vinyl ester based FRP pipes and is distinctively different from another big market in Asia. This report provides present scenario of NA FRP Pipe market in terms of market size, application breakdown and market leaders in FRP pipe in North America. It also analyses the FRP pipe in NA in terms of market competition, opportunities, growth areas and challenges and drivers. While the overall growth in this market has been impressive in the past one decade, showed signs of slowing down in 2008. According to this report in the next 5 years that is by 2015, the total FRP pipe consumption in NA is expected to continue a strong growth momentum of 5.9% CAGR. The FRP pipe market in North America is expected to reach $ 563.1M by 2015
The economic crisis starting 3Q 2008 that affected almost all the industries world over also affected the FRP pipe market. Pipe market being the derived demand of chemical industry, oil & gas, urban services, declined significantly in 2009. This report presents the detailed analysis of all the application areas of FRP pipes in 2009 and would be of great use to both materials suppliers as well as pipe molders to plan their production and target high growth application areas.
This report provides forecast till 2015, it is expected that FRP pipe market will grow in near future in NA because of new application, and demand. As FRP pipe market growth depends both on replacement decision as well as new installation it is critical for both the molders as well as the materials suppliers to know about the present market size, composition and growth prospects to take intelligent decisions. This unique report from Lucintel will provide you with valuable information, insights and tools needed to identify new growth opportunities and operate your business successfully in FRP pipe markets. This report will save you hundreds of hours of your own personal research time and will significantly benefit you in expanding your business in this market. In today’s stringent economy, you need every advantage that you can find.
Some of the features of this market report are:
- FRP pipe market size in terms of $ and volume shipments.
- FRP pipe market breakdown in various applications such as oil and gas, offshore market, retail fuel, chemical, sewage, water /waste water , pulp/paper , power, others
- FRP pipe market breakdown in terms of diameter size, raw materials, market leadership position
- Major growth drivers and challenges for each of these application areas.
- Trend (2004-2009) and forecast (2010-2015) of FRP Pipe market in North America.
- Strength and Weakness of FRP pipe market in North America.
- FRP pipe market by manufacturing process such as filament winding , hand layup, VARTM
- Growth opportunities in emerging applications of FRP pipe
1. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
1.1. North America FRP Pipe Market Overview
1.2. Porter’s Five Forces Analysis of North America FRP pipe market
1.4 Important Notes Regarding Data Collection
2. FRP PIPE INDUSTRY BACKGROUND AND CHARACTERISTICS
2.1 Industry Overview
2.2 FRP Pipe Application
2.2.1 Municipal Wastewater Piping Project
2.2.2 Denver Wastewater Pipeline
2.2.3 Paper Mill Pipes
2.2.4 Underground Effluent Pipe
2.2.5 Digester Exhaust Duct And Blow Stack
2.2.6 Bleach Plant Process Pipe
2.2.7 Wastewater Piping in a Small Eastern Municipality
2.2.8 Anheuser Busch Wastewater Pipeline
2.2.9 Production Flowlines for Natural Gas
2.2.10 Natural Gas production flow line
2.3 Standard and specification of FRP pipe
3. FRP PIPE MARKET ANALYSIS
3.1 FRP pipe market size 2009
3.2 FRP Pipe Market Segmentation by Application
3.2.1 Oil and Gas Market
3.2.2 Offshore Market:
3.2.3 Chemical and Industrial Market
3.2.4 Petroleum Industry
3.2.5 Pulp and paper Industry
3.2.6 Water and Wastewater Treatment Plant
3.2.7 Sewage Market
3.2.8 Power Plant
3.3 FRP pipe market by size of pipe
3.3.1 Small Diameter Pipe
3.3.2 Large Diameter Pipe
3.4 FRP pipe market by geographic location
3.5 Composite Materials Used for FRP Pipes
4 TREND OF NORTH AMERICA FRP PIPE MARKET (2004-09)
4.1 Pipe Market Trends
5. FORECAST OF NORTH AMERICA FRP PIPE MARKET (2010-15)
6. MANUFACTURING PROCESS ANALYSIS
6.1 Overview of FRP pipe manufacturing process
6.2 Pipe Filament Winding Manufacturing Process
6.3 Centrifugal Cast Process
6.4 Spray-Up Process
6.5 Pipe Manufacturers by Manufacturing Process
7. GROWTH OPPORTUNITIES AND EMERGING COMPOSITES APPLICATIONS
Growth Matrix
(A total of 103 figures/charts are presented in this report as shown below.)
1.1. North America FRP Pipe Market Overview
1.2. Porter’s Five Forces Analysis of North America FRP pipe market
1.4 Important Notes Regarding Data Collection
2. FRP PIPE INDUSTRY BACKGROUND AND CHARACTERISTICS
2.1 Industry Overview
2.2 FRP Pipe Application
2.2.1 Municipal Wastewater Piping Project
2.2.2 Denver Wastewater Pipeline
2.2.3 Paper Mill Pipes
2.2.4 Underground Effluent Pipe
2.2.5 Digester Exhaust Duct And Blow Stack
2.2.6 Bleach Plant Process Pipe
2.2.7 Wastewater Piping in a Small Eastern Municipality
2.2.8 Anheuser Busch Wastewater Pipeline
2.2.9 Production Flowlines for Natural Gas
2.2.10 Natural Gas production flow line
2.3 Standard and specification of FRP pipe
3. FRP PIPE MARKET ANALYSIS
3.1 FRP pipe market size 2009
3.2 FRP Pipe Market Segmentation by Application
3.2.1 Oil and Gas Market
3.2.2 Offshore Market:
3.2.3 Chemical and Industrial Market
3.2.4 Petroleum Industry
3.2.5 Pulp and paper Industry
3.2.6 Water and Wastewater Treatment Plant
3.2.7 Sewage Market
3.2.8 Power Plant
3.3 FRP pipe market by size of pipe
3.3.1 Small Diameter Pipe
3.3.2 Large Diameter Pipe
3.4 FRP pipe market by geographic location
3.5 Composite Materials Used for FRP Pipes
4 TREND OF NORTH AMERICA FRP PIPE MARKET (2004-09)
4.1 Pipe Market Trends
5. FORECAST OF NORTH AMERICA FRP PIPE MARKET (2010-15)
6. MANUFACTURING PROCESS ANALYSIS
6.1 Overview of FRP pipe manufacturing process
6.2 Pipe Filament Winding Manufacturing Process
6.3 Centrifugal Cast Process
6.4 Spray-Up Process
6.5 Pipe Manufacturers by Manufacturing Process
7. GROWTH OPPORTUNITIES AND EMERGING COMPOSITES APPLICATIONS
Growth Matrix
(A total of 103 figures/charts are presented in this report as shown below.)
LIST OF FIGURES
Chapter 1 Executive Summary
Fig. 1.1: Porter’s Five Forces model for the North America FRP pipe market
Chapter 2 FRP pipe Industry Background and Characteristics
Fig. 2.1: Evolution in corrosion applications for composite products from 1950’s through the 2000’s.
Fig. 2.2: Evolution in piping materials and technologies.
Fig. 2.3: Gas industry miles of pipeline in US for year 2007 by type of material.
Fig. 2.4: Odor control duct work at Alcosan Waste Water Treatment Plant.
Fig. 2.5: Samples of fiberglass pipes and ducts.
Fig. 2.6: Fiberglass pipeline installed within an existing concrete pipe.
Fig. 2.7: Fiberglass piping for Boise bleach plant.
Fig. 2.8: Fiberglass pipe for an underground effluent pipe.
Fig. 2.9: Digester exhaust duct and blow stack.
Fig. 2.10: Bleach plant process pipe.
Fig. 2.11: Access tees fitted with mechanical joint by flange adapters.
Fig. 2.12: Large diameter fiberglass pipes.
Fig. 2.13: Evolution in standards for fiberglass pipes.
Chapter 3 FRP Pipe Market Analysis
Fig. 3.1: North America FRP pipe market breakdown by application in 2009 .
Fig. 3.2: FRP pipe sales in different application for year 2009 in North America.
Fig. 3.3: North America FRP Pipe market breakdown by application in Mlbs .
Fig. 3.4: Comparison by number of feet of fiberglass pipes used in corrosion application in North America by major market segment in 2009.
Fig. 3.5: NA FRP pipe market distribution in 2004.
Fig. 3.6: Dollar shipment in various fiberglass pipe markets in 2004.
Fig. 3.7: North America FRP Pipe market breakdown by application in 2009.
Fig. 3.8: Comparison by sales of FRP pipe in North America by major market segment in 2009.
Fig. 3.9: North America FRP Pipe market breakdown (M lbs) by application in 2009.
Fig. 3.10: Percent Comparison by number of feet of FRP pipe used in North America by major market segment in 2003.
Fig. 3.11: Comparison by number of feet of fiberglass pipes used in corrosion application in North America by major market segment in 2003.
Fig. 3.12: Fiberglass pipe market distribution in 2004.
Fig. 3.13: Dollar shipment in various fiberglass pipe markets in 2004.
Fig. 3.14: Number of wells drilled in oil and gas market by year (1950-2008) and by type of well.
Fig. 3.15: Footage drilled in oil and gas market by year (1950-2005) and by type of well.
Fig. 3.16: Number of wells drilled in oil and gas market by year (2000-2008) and by type of well.
Fig. 3.17: Distribution of natural gas and crude oil well in 2008.
Fig. 3.18: Distribution of fiberglass pipes in oil and gas industry.
Fig. 3.19: Composite pipe market by type of application in oil/gas industry in 2003.
Fig. 3.20: Composite pipe market in oil and gas industry by type of pipe (Jointed and spoolable) in 2009.
Fig. 3.21: Composite pipe market in oil and gas industry by type of pipe (Jointed and spoolable) in 1997.
Fig. 3.22: Market leaders in the production of fiberglass pipes used in oil field applications in North America.
Fig. 3.23:- Phenolic pipe is used extensively in marine and offshore applications because of its low smoke and toxicity.
Fig. 3.24: Offshore / marine and oil/gas market size in 2009. Total $ shipment for fiberglass pipe in 2009 was $401.4 million.
Fig. 3.25: Dollar shipment in offshore / marine and oil/gas market in 2009.
Fig. 3.26: Market leaders in the production of FRP pipe used in marine and offshore applications in North America.
Fig. 3.27: Shipment trend in Canada for Alkali and chlorine in terms of current dollar.
Fig. 3.28: Shipment trend in Canada for other inorganic chemicals.
Fig. 3.29: Market leaders in the production of fiberglass pipes used in chemical and industrial applications in North America.
Fig. 3.30: Million feet shipment by material type in the retail petroleum market.
Fig. 3.31: Confirmed leakages of underground tanks in the US. (Sources: U.S. Environmental Protection Agency).
Fig. 3.32: New cases of underground tank leakages and cleanup starts from 2002 through 2008.
Fig. 3.33: The annual number of UST leakage cleanups completed in the US from 2003 through 2009.
Fig. 3.33: Number of active underground storage tanks by the top 18 states.
Fig. 3.34: Market leaders in the production of fiberglass pipes used in retail fuel applications in North America.
Fig. 3.35: Trends in paper and paperboard production in the US.
Fig. 3.36: Annual percentage change in paper and paperboard production in the US.
Fig. 3.37: Percentage distribution of sewage market by type of material.
Fig. 3.38: Million feet shipment by material type in the sewage market.
Fig. 3.39: Market leaders in FRP pipe used for power application in North America.
Fig. 3.40: Recirculation FRP Pipe in Powerhouse
Fig. 3.41: Percent comparison between large and small diameter fiberglass pipes used in corrosion application in North America by sales.
Fig. 3.42: Percent comparison between large and small diameter fiberglass pipes used in corrosion application in North America by sales.
Fig. 3.43: Comparison between large and small diameter fiberglass pipes used in corrosion application in North America by sales.
Fig. 3.44: Percent comparison between large and small diameter fiberglass pipes used in corrosion application in North America by feet shipped.
Fig. 3.45: Percent comparison ($ M) between large and small diameter in NA FRP pipe 2009
Fig. 3.46: Percent comparison (m lbs) between large and small diameter in NA FRP pipe 2009
Fig. 3.47: Percent comparison by sales of small diameter fiberglass pipes used in corrosion application in North America by market segment.
Fig. 3.48: Comparison by sales of small diameter fiberglass pipes used in corrosion application in North America by market segment.
Fig. 3.49: Percent Comparison by the number of feet shipped of small diameter fiberglass pipes used in corrosion application in North America by market segment.
Fig. 3.50: Comparison by the number of feet shipped of small diameter fiberglass pipes used in corrosion application in North America by market segment.
Fig. 3.51: Percent comparison by epoxy resin material consumption by small diameter FRP pipe in North America by market segment.
Fig. 3.52: Percent comparison by epoxy resin material consumption by small diameter FRP pipe in North America by market segment.
Fig. 3.53: Percent comparison by epoxy resin material consumption by small diameter FRP pipe in North America by market segment.
Fig. 3.54: North America FRP pipe market breakdown by large diameter in various applications for year 2009.
Fig. 3.55: Comparison by sales of large diameter fiberglass pipes used in corrosion application in North America by market segment.
Fig. 3.56: Comparison by number of feet of large diameter fiberglass pipes used in corrosion application in North America by market segment.
Fig. 3.57: North America FRP pipe market breakdown by large diameter in million feet 2009.
Fig. 3.58: North America FRP pipe market breakdown by large diameter (M lbs)in 2009.
Fig. 3.59: Percent comparison by the location of manufacturers of fiberglass pipes used in corrosion applications in North America.
Fig. 3.60: Percent comparison of composite material consumption by fiberglass pipes used in corrosion applications in North America by resin type.
Fig. 3.61: Percent comparison of composite material consumption by fiberglass pipes used in corrosion applications in North America by resin type.
Fig. 3.62: Comparison of composite material consumption by fiberglass pipes used in corrosion applications in North America by resin type.
Fig. 3.63: Comparison of composite material consumption by fiberglass pipes used in corrosion applications in North America by resin type.
Fig. 3.64: Comparison of composite material consumption by fiberglass pipes used in corrosion applications in North America by resin type.
Chapter 4 Trend of North America FRP pipe market (2004-09)
Fig. 4.1: Overall trend in the market for fiberglass pipes used in North America.
Fig. 4.2: Annual percent change in the overall trend in the market for fiberglass pipes used in North America.
Fig. 4.3: Trend in the market for fiberglass pipes used in oil field applications in North America.
Fig. 4.4: Trend in the market for fiberglass pipes used in retail fuel applications in North America.
Fig. 4.5: Trend in the market for fiberglass pipes used in wastewater applications in North America.
Fig. 4.6: Trend in the market for fiberglass pipes used in sewage applications in North America.
Fig. 4.7: Trend in the market for fiberglass pipes used in pulp & paper applications in North America.
Fig. 4.8: Trend in the market for fiberglass pipes used in chemical and industrial applications in North America.
Fig. 4.9: Trend in the market for fiberglass pipes used in marine and offshore applications in North America.
Fig. 4.10: Trend in the market for fiberglass pipes used in other applications in North America.
Chapter 5 Forecast of North America FRP Pipe Market (2010-15)
Fig. 5.1:Overall forecast for the market of fiberglass pipes used in corrosion applications in North America.
Fig. 5.2: Annual percent change in the overall forecast for the market of fiberglass pipes used in corrosion applications in North America.
Fig. 5.3: Distribution of industry segmentation for fiberglass pipe used in corrosion application in 2014.
Fig. 5.4: Dollar shipments in various categories of fiberglass pipes used in corrosion applications in 2014.
Fig. 5.5: Resin and reinforcing materials consumption in composite pipe market in 2004, 2009 and 2015.
Fig. 5.6: Resin consumption in composite pipe market in 2004.
Fig. 5.7: Resin consumption in composite pipe market in 2009.
Fig. 5.8: Resin consumption in composite pipe market in 2015.
Chapter 6 Manufacturing Process Analysis
Fig. 6.1: Raw material flow chart in pipe manufacturing.
Fig. 6.2: A filament winding machine
Fig. 6.3: Chopper Gun used for the spray up process
Fig. 6.4: Percent comparison of manufacturing processes utilized for producing fiberglass pipes used in North America by market segment.
Fig. 6.5: Comparison of manufacturing processes utilized for producing fiberglass pipes used in corrosion applications in North America by market segment.
Chapter 7 Growth Opportunities and Emerging Composites Applications
Growth Matrix
Fig. 7.1: Growth Matrix of NA FRP Pipe Market (2004-2009)
Fig. 7.2: Growth Matrix of NA FRP Pipe Market (2010-2015)
(A total of 10 tables are presented in this report as shown below)
Chapter 1 Executive Summary
Fig. 1.1: Porter’s Five Forces model for the North America FRP pipe market
Chapter 2 FRP pipe Industry Background and Characteristics
Fig. 2.1: Evolution in corrosion applications for composite products from 1950’s through the 2000’s.
Fig. 2.2: Evolution in piping materials and technologies.
Fig. 2.3: Gas industry miles of pipeline in US for year 2007 by type of material.
Fig. 2.4: Odor control duct work at Alcosan Waste Water Treatment Plant.
Fig. 2.5: Samples of fiberglass pipes and ducts.
Fig. 2.6: Fiberglass pipeline installed within an existing concrete pipe.
Fig. 2.7: Fiberglass piping for Boise bleach plant.
Fig. 2.8: Fiberglass pipe for an underground effluent pipe.
Fig. 2.9: Digester exhaust duct and blow stack.
Fig. 2.10: Bleach plant process pipe.
Fig. 2.11: Access tees fitted with mechanical joint by flange adapters.
Fig. 2.12: Large diameter fiberglass pipes.
Fig. 2.13: Evolution in standards for fiberglass pipes.
Chapter 3 FRP Pipe Market Analysis
Fig. 3.1: North America FRP pipe market breakdown by application in 2009 .
Fig. 3.2: FRP pipe sales in different application for year 2009 in North America.
Fig. 3.3: North America FRP Pipe market breakdown by application in Mlbs .
Fig. 3.4: Comparison by number of feet of fiberglass pipes used in corrosion application in North America by major market segment in 2009.
Fig. 3.5: NA FRP pipe market distribution in 2004.
Fig. 3.6: Dollar shipment in various fiberglass pipe markets in 2004.
Fig. 3.7: North America FRP Pipe market breakdown by application in 2009.
Fig. 3.8: Comparison by sales of FRP pipe in North America by major market segment in 2009.
Fig. 3.9: North America FRP Pipe market breakdown (M lbs) by application in 2009.
Fig. 3.10: Percent Comparison by number of feet of FRP pipe used in North America by major market segment in 2003.
Fig. 3.11: Comparison by number of feet of fiberglass pipes used in corrosion application in North America by major market segment in 2003.
Fig. 3.12: Fiberglass pipe market distribution in 2004.
Fig. 3.13: Dollar shipment in various fiberglass pipe markets in 2004.
Fig. 3.14: Number of wells drilled in oil and gas market by year (1950-2008) and by type of well.
Fig. 3.15: Footage drilled in oil and gas market by year (1950-2005) and by type of well.
Fig. 3.16: Number of wells drilled in oil and gas market by year (2000-2008) and by type of well.
Fig. 3.17: Distribution of natural gas and crude oil well in 2008.
Fig. 3.18: Distribution of fiberglass pipes in oil and gas industry.
Fig. 3.19: Composite pipe market by type of application in oil/gas industry in 2003.
Fig. 3.20: Composite pipe market in oil and gas industry by type of pipe (Jointed and spoolable) in 2009.
Fig. 3.21: Composite pipe market in oil and gas industry by type of pipe (Jointed and spoolable) in 1997.
Fig. 3.22: Market leaders in the production of fiberglass pipes used in oil field applications in North America.
Fig. 3.23:- Phenolic pipe is used extensively in marine and offshore applications because of its low smoke and toxicity.
Fig. 3.24: Offshore / marine and oil/gas market size in 2009. Total $ shipment for fiberglass pipe in 2009 was $401.4 million.
Fig. 3.25: Dollar shipment in offshore / marine and oil/gas market in 2009.
Fig. 3.26: Market leaders in the production of FRP pipe used in marine and offshore applications in North America.
Fig. 3.27: Shipment trend in Canada for Alkali and chlorine in terms of current dollar.
Fig. 3.28: Shipment trend in Canada for other inorganic chemicals.
Fig. 3.29: Market leaders in the production of fiberglass pipes used in chemical and industrial applications in North America.
Fig. 3.30: Million feet shipment by material type in the retail petroleum market.
Fig. 3.31: Confirmed leakages of underground tanks in the US. (Sources: U.S. Environmental Protection Agency).
Fig. 3.32: New cases of underground tank leakages and cleanup starts from 2002 through 2008.
Fig. 3.33: The annual number of UST leakage cleanups completed in the US from 2003 through 2009.
Fig. 3.33: Number of active underground storage tanks by the top 18 states.
Fig. 3.34: Market leaders in the production of fiberglass pipes used in retail fuel applications in North America.
Fig. 3.35: Trends in paper and paperboard production in the US.
Fig. 3.36: Annual percentage change in paper and paperboard production in the US.
Fig. 3.37: Percentage distribution of sewage market by type of material.
Fig. 3.38: Million feet shipment by material type in the sewage market.
Fig. 3.39: Market leaders in FRP pipe used for power application in North America.
Fig. 3.40: Recirculation FRP Pipe in Powerhouse
Fig. 3.41: Percent comparison between large and small diameter fiberglass pipes used in corrosion application in North America by sales.
Fig. 3.42: Percent comparison between large and small diameter fiberglass pipes used in corrosion application in North America by sales.
Fig. 3.43: Comparison between large and small diameter fiberglass pipes used in corrosion application in North America by sales.
Fig. 3.44: Percent comparison between large and small diameter fiberglass pipes used in corrosion application in North America by feet shipped.
Fig. 3.45: Percent comparison ($ M) between large and small diameter in NA FRP pipe 2009
Fig. 3.46: Percent comparison (m lbs) between large and small diameter in NA FRP pipe 2009
Fig. 3.47: Percent comparison by sales of small diameter fiberglass pipes used in corrosion application in North America by market segment.
Fig. 3.48: Comparison by sales of small diameter fiberglass pipes used in corrosion application in North America by market segment.
Fig. 3.49: Percent Comparison by the number of feet shipped of small diameter fiberglass pipes used in corrosion application in North America by market segment.
Fig. 3.50: Comparison by the number of feet shipped of small diameter fiberglass pipes used in corrosion application in North America by market segment.
Fig. 3.51: Percent comparison by epoxy resin material consumption by small diameter FRP pipe in North America by market segment.
Fig. 3.52: Percent comparison by epoxy resin material consumption by small diameter FRP pipe in North America by market segment.
Fig. 3.53: Percent comparison by epoxy resin material consumption by small diameter FRP pipe in North America by market segment.
Fig. 3.54: North America FRP pipe market breakdown by large diameter in various applications for year 2009.
Fig. 3.55: Comparison by sales of large diameter fiberglass pipes used in corrosion application in North America by market segment.
Fig. 3.56: Comparison by number of feet of large diameter fiberglass pipes used in corrosion application in North America by market segment.
Fig. 3.57: North America FRP pipe market breakdown by large diameter in million feet 2009.
Fig. 3.58: North America FRP pipe market breakdown by large diameter (M lbs)in 2009.
Fig. 3.59: Percent comparison by the location of manufacturers of fiberglass pipes used in corrosion applications in North America.
Fig. 3.60: Percent comparison of composite material consumption by fiberglass pipes used in corrosion applications in North America by resin type.
Fig. 3.61: Percent comparison of composite material consumption by fiberglass pipes used in corrosion applications in North America by resin type.
Fig. 3.62: Comparison of composite material consumption by fiberglass pipes used in corrosion applications in North America by resin type.
Fig. 3.63: Comparison of composite material consumption by fiberglass pipes used in corrosion applications in North America by resin type.
Fig. 3.64: Comparison of composite material consumption by fiberglass pipes used in corrosion applications in North America by resin type.
Chapter 4 Trend of North America FRP pipe market (2004-09)
Fig. 4.1: Overall trend in the market for fiberglass pipes used in North America.
Fig. 4.2: Annual percent change in the overall trend in the market for fiberglass pipes used in North America.
Fig. 4.3: Trend in the market for fiberglass pipes used in oil field applications in North America.
Fig. 4.4: Trend in the market for fiberglass pipes used in retail fuel applications in North America.
Fig. 4.5: Trend in the market for fiberglass pipes used in wastewater applications in North America.
Fig. 4.6: Trend in the market for fiberglass pipes used in sewage applications in North America.
Fig. 4.7: Trend in the market for fiberglass pipes used in pulp & paper applications in North America.
Fig. 4.8: Trend in the market for fiberglass pipes used in chemical and industrial applications in North America.
Fig. 4.9: Trend in the market for fiberglass pipes used in marine and offshore applications in North America.
Fig. 4.10: Trend in the market for fiberglass pipes used in other applications in North America.
Chapter 5 Forecast of North America FRP Pipe Market (2010-15)
Fig. 5.1:Overall forecast for the market of fiberglass pipes used in corrosion applications in North America.
Fig. 5.2: Annual percent change in the overall forecast for the market of fiberglass pipes used in corrosion applications in North America.
Fig. 5.3: Distribution of industry segmentation for fiberglass pipe used in corrosion application in 2014.
Fig. 5.4: Dollar shipments in various categories of fiberglass pipes used in corrosion applications in 2014.
Fig. 5.5: Resin and reinforcing materials consumption in composite pipe market in 2004, 2009 and 2015.
Fig. 5.6: Resin consumption in composite pipe market in 2004.
Fig. 5.7: Resin consumption in composite pipe market in 2009.
Fig. 5.8: Resin consumption in composite pipe market in 2015.
Chapter 6 Manufacturing Process Analysis
Fig. 6.1: Raw material flow chart in pipe manufacturing.
Fig. 6.2: A filament winding machine
Fig. 6.3: Chopper Gun used for the spray up process
Fig. 6.4: Percent comparison of manufacturing processes utilized for producing fiberglass pipes used in North America by market segment.
Fig. 6.5: Comparison of manufacturing processes utilized for producing fiberglass pipes used in corrosion applications in North America by market segment.
Chapter 7 Growth Opportunities and Emerging Composites Applications
Growth Matrix
Fig. 7.1: Growth Matrix of NA FRP Pipe Market (2004-2009)
Fig. 7.2: Growth Matrix of NA FRP Pipe Market (2010-2015)
(A total of 10 tables are presented in this report as shown below)
LIST OF TABLES
Chapter 1 Executive Summary
Table 1.1 Market parameters for raw materials of composites in North America FRP Pipe market and attributes of usage
Table 1.2 Market parameters for end product usage of composites in North America FRP Pipe market.
Chapter 2 FRP pipe Industry Background and Characteristics
Table 2.1 Applications in Chemical & Industrial, Pulp & paper, and Marine /Offshore.
Table 2.2 Applications in Oil Field, Water & Wastewater, and Refinery.
Table 2.3 Applications in Power plant, HVAC, and Food Processing.
Table 2.4 Pipe material used in North Attleboro and their estimated anticipated service life.
Chapter 3 FRP Pipe Market Analysis
Table 3.1 Competing Materials in the Oil and Gas Market.
Table 3.2 Suppliers of jointed and spool able composite pipes.
Table 3.3 U.S. Chlor-Alkali Production Forecast (Millions of tons).
Chapter 6 Manufacturing Process Analysis
Table 6.1: Manufacturing processes used by select fiberglass pipe manufacturers.
Chapter 1 Executive Summary
Table 1.1 Market parameters for raw materials of composites in North America FRP Pipe market and attributes of usage
Table 1.2 Market parameters for end product usage of composites in North America FRP Pipe market.
Chapter 2 FRP pipe Industry Background and Characteristics
Table 2.1 Applications in Chemical & Industrial, Pulp & paper, and Marine /Offshore.
Table 2.2 Applications in Oil Field, Water & Wastewater, and Refinery.
Table 2.3 Applications in Power plant, HVAC, and Food Processing.
Table 2.4 Pipe material used in North Attleboro and their estimated anticipated service life.
Chapter 3 FRP Pipe Market Analysis
Table 3.1 Competing Materials in the Oil and Gas Market.
Table 3.2 Suppliers of jointed and spool able composite pipes.
Table 3.3 U.S. Chlor-Alkali Production Forecast (Millions of tons).
Chapter 6 Manufacturing Process Analysis
Table 6.1: Manufacturing processes used by select fiberglass pipe manufacturers.
