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全球汽輪機市場——2023-2030Global Steam Turbine Market - 2023-2030 |
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全球汽輪機市場預計將經歷有利可圖的增長。 在預測期內 (2023-2030),市場以 5.0% 的複合年增長率增長。
蒸汽輪機是當今仍在用於發電機和其他機械設備的最古老、適應性最強的原動機技術之一。 1884年,第一台用於發電的蒸汽輪機問世。 汽輪機由於其效率和低成本已被往復式蒸汽機所取代。
在旋轉式熱力發動機中,蒸汽輪機的發電效率特別高。 世界上使用的大部分電力都是由汽輪機產生的。 蒸汽的熱能通過渦輪膨脹並轉化為機械能。 蒸汽流通過固定葉片(噴嘴)高速噴射,使其膨脹。
通過斗形轉子改變蒸汽射流的方向,將射流的大動能轉化為軸的旋轉。 蒸汽射流的離心力在旋轉葉片曲面的同時施加壓力。
一排固定噴嘴和移動葉片組成一個平台。 旋轉葉片安裝在渦輪機轉子上,固定葉片同心地佈置在渦輪機的圓形外殼內。
政府法規對工業擴張產生了積極影響。 全球汽輪機市場受制於旨在確保發電的安全性、可靠性和環境可持續性的各種法規和標準。 目前出台了各種環境法規,旨在減少溫室氣體排放、空氣污染和水資源消耗。
這些法規包括《清潔空氣法》、《清潔水法》和《巴黎協定》。 汽輪機在運行過程中排放二氧化碳、氮氧化物和顆粒物,導致氣候變化和空氣污染。 汽輪機市場的公司必須遵守這些法規並投資於研發以減少其產品對環境的影響。
汽輪機市場的各種安全法規旨在確保發電廠的安全運行。 這些法規包括《國家電氣規範》、《職業安全與健康法》和國際標準化組織 (ISO) 9001。 汽輪機在高溫和高壓下運行,它們的故障可能導致事故和傷害。
汽輪機需要定期清潔和檢查,以防止損壞並確保最佳性能,這對整個市場的增長做出了重大貢獻。 汽輪機部件、轉子葉片和軸承容易磨損,隨著時間的推移可能需要更換或維修。
在渦輪機的整個使用壽命期間,維護和維修成本會增加,這對公司來說是一項重大投資。 此外,與其他發電來源相比,汽輪機的高成本會降低其競爭力。 例如,燃氣輪機的安裝成本較低,並且在某些應用中可以產生更高效的電力。
太陽能和風能等可再生能源的安裝成本也較低,並且正變得越來越具有成本效益。 來自其他能源的競爭可能會限制汽輪機市場的增長,因為公司可能會選擇投資其他能源。
除了 COVID 前、COVID 和 COVID 後情景外,COVID-19 分析還包括價格動態(包括大流行期間的價格變化以及相對於 COVID 前情景的價格變化)、供需範圍(交易限制、 lockdowns),由於後續問題導致的供需變化),政府舉措(政府機構為振興市場,部門和行業所做的努力),以及製造商的戰略舉措(製造商為緩解 COVID 問題所做的努力)。我正在解釋。
The global steam turbine market reached US$ XX million in 2022 and is projected to witness lucrative growth by reaching up to US$ XX million by 2030. The market is growing at a CAGR of 5.0% during the forecast period (2023-2030).
One of the oldest and most adaptable prime mover technologies still in use today to power a generator or other mechanical equipment is the steam turbine. In 1884, the first steam turbine for the production of electricity was developed. Due to their superior efficiency and lower prices, steam turbines quickly supplanted reciprocating steam engines after their initial debut.
An exceptionally effective rotational heat engine for generating electricity is the steam turbine. The majority of the power utilized worldwide is produced by steam turbines. The steam's thermal energy is converted to mechanical energy by expanding via the turbine. The steam flow is directed into high-speed jets by several fixed blades (nozzles), which enable the expansion.
The tremendous kinetic energy of the jets is converted into shaft rotation when the direction of the steam jet is changed by the bucket-shaped rotor blades. The steam jet's centrifugal force causes it to exert pressure on the blade as it rotates around its curved surface.
The rows of stationary nozzles and moving blades that make up a stage. The rotating blades are installed on the turbine rotor, while the fixed blades are concentrically arranged inside the turbine's circular housing.
Government rules have shown a positive impact on the expansion of the industry. The global steam turbine market is subject to various regulations and standards that aim to ensure the safety, reliability and environmental sustainability of power generation. Various environmental regulations are presently aiming at reducing greenhouse gas emissions, air pollution and water consumption.
The regulations include the Clean Air Act, the Clean Water Act and the Paris Agreement. Steam turbines emit carbon dioxide, nitrogen oxides and particulate matter during operation, which can contribute to climate change and air pollution. Companies in the steam turbine market must comply with these regulations and invest in research and development to reduce the environmental impact of their products.
Various safety regulations for the steam turbine market are aimed at ensuring the safe operation of power plants. The regulations include the National Electric Code, the Occupational Safety and Health Act and the International Organization for Standardization (ISO) 9001. Steam turbines operate at high temperatures & pressures and their failure can lead to accidents and injuries.
Steam turbines require regular cleaning and inspection to prevent damage and ensure optimal performance which is a major contributor to the overall market growth. The components of steam turbines, such as the rotor blades and bearings, are subject to wear and tear and may require replacement or repair over time.
The maintenance and repair costs can add up over the lifetime of the turbine, making it a significant investment for companies. Furthermore, the high cost of steam turbines can make them less competitive compared to other power generation sources. For example, gas turbines have a lower installation cost and can be more efficient in certain applications.
Renewable energy sources, such as solar and wind power, also have lower installation costs and are becoming increasingly cost-effective. The competition from other sources can limit the growth of the steam turbine market, as companies may choose to invest in other sources instead.
The COVID-19 Analysis includes Pre-COVID Scenario, COVID Scenario and Post-COVID Scenario along with Pricing Dynamics (Including pricing change during and post-pandemic comparing it with pre-COVID scenarios), Demand-Supply Spectrum (Shift in demand and supply owing to trading restrictions, lockdown and subsequent issues), Government Initiatives (Initiatives to revive market, sector or Industry by Government Bodies) and Manufacturers Strategic Initiatives (What manufacturers did to mitigate the COVID issues will be covered here).
The global steam turbine market is segmented based on type, turbine power range, application and region.
Combined cycles in the steam turbine market are expected to hold a significant global market share. Combined-cycle steam turbines are primarily used for power generation in the utility industry. The systems are often used as a replacement for older, less efficient power plants or as a means of expanding power generation capacity. Combined cycle steam turbines are also used in peaking power plants, which provide additional power during periods of high demand.
One of the major sources of demand for combined cycle stream turbines occurs mainly in the upgradation of existing power plants. Power generation companies are upgrading their power plants to increase efficiency and output. For example, in November 2019, Siemens won a contract to supply combined cycle steam turbines for the upgradation of the Hiep Phuoc 1 power plant in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam. The upgradation would increase the plant's output to 1200 MW from the current 780 MW and would enable the combustion of liquified natural gas (LNG).
China and India are the primary drivers of the respective growth, with each country recording a sizable rise of 10%. Steam turbine industry growth is anticipated to be maintained by planned thermal facilities such as the Phulari Coal Powered Plant in Bangladesh and the Patratu Super-Thermal Power Plant (Coal) in India as global power demand rises per person.
Similarly, China's energy balance continues to be controlled by coal in terms of electricity production. Coal accounted for 64% of all electricity generated in 2021. However, the supremacy of coal is anticipated to decline by 2024.
China is building the most thermal power plants worldwide and uses many steam turbines. To meet the growing electricity demand, ultra-supercritical coal plants such as those at Huadian Laizhou and Fuyang Power Station are being constructed.
In Japan, 22 coal-powered facilities are now being built, including the Hitachinaka Kyodo and Nakoso power plants, which are anticipated to provide more than 1000 MW of electricity and are projected to have a favorable effect on the market under consideration.
The major global players in the market include: Power Machines, Elliott Group, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Ltd, MAN Energy Solutions, General Electric, DongFang Electric Corporation, Spilling Technologies, G-Team Inc, M + M Turbine-Technik GMBH, Siemens, Ansaldo Energia.
The global steam turbine market report would provide approximately 61 tables, 55 figures and 207 Pages.
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