Market For Water Clarifiers Is Expected To Grow To US$11,854.3 Million By 2032 – FMI

The market Growth for water clarifiers generates revenue valued at US$ 6,980.2 Mn in 2022 and is anticipated to reach US$ 11,854.3 Mn by 2032, with an estimated CAGR of 5.4 percent in the global market during the forecast period.

Due to their high structural strength, high volume-to-area ratio, ease of sludge removal, and ability to maintain heat levels, water clarifiers are expected to see an increase in demand. However, it is anticipated that the high installation costs for water clarifiers will restrain market expansion.

In contrast, manufacturers who enhance product features by tailoring them to meet the needs of particular applications demanded by businesses present a lucrative opportunity for the market share of water clarifiers.

The use of water clarifiers will probably lessen the number of suspended solids that are removed from fluid for lighting and bio-mass with sewage. Additionally, the booming economies and rapid urbanisation in agricultural countries increase the demand for efficient water, which expands the market.

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The growing trend toward zero fluid release (ZLD), which aims to reduce the ecological impact of wastewater removal, is expected to accelerate market expansion. Similar to how a larger surface area of the contact between air and liquid has led to a more effective clarification process, rectangular water clarifiers are becoming more and more popular.

Players in the market are implementing cutting-edge robotic automation and artificial intelligence technologies, which are predicted to boost product demand. The fibre-reinforced plastic versions incorporated into water clarifiers also lower maintenance costs and extend product life.

Key market participants of the water clarifiers market:

• SUEZ Group – They deliver reliable and wastewater solutions to local authorities to ensure that the citizens of India get access to safe drinking water.
• Pentair plc – They new solutions and technologies for their customers; continuously improving operations, supporting teams and communities, and putting their mission in motion through philanthropic and corporate responsibility initiatives.
• Veolia Water Technologies – They are a subsidiary of the Veolia group and the leading specialist in water treatment. Their teams design and deliver drinking water or wastewater treatment plants as well as smaller standardized water treatment equipment for industrial or municipal customers.
• Evoqua Water Technologies LLC – They are a provider of water and wastewater treatment solutions, offering a broad portfolio of products, services and expertise to support industrial, municipal and recreational customers.
• Aquatech International Corporation – They are a global leader in water purification technology for industrial and infrastructure markets with a focus on desalination, water recycle and reuse, and zero liquid discharge (ZLD).

Other market players of the water clarifiers market:

• Murugappa Organo Water Solutions Limited (MOWS)
• Hydro International
• Monroe Environmental Corp.
• Envirodyne Systems Inc.
• WesTech Engineering Inc.
• Parkson Corporation Clearwater Industries Inc.
• SNF Floerger
• Kemira OYJ
• BASF SE
• Ecolab Inc.
• Solenis LLC
• Buckman Laboratories Inc.
• Feralco AB
• Ixom Operations Pty Ltd.
• Kurita Water Industries Ltd.

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Some of the recent developments in the water clarifiers market are:

• In January 2020, Evoqua Technologies, along with Nittany Engineering & Associates and sales partner Riordan Materials Corporation, completed the upgradation work at Bellefonte Borough Authority (BBA) Wastewater Treatment Plant. The upgradation work included the addition of new clarifiers and a jet aeration system for the activated sludge system.
• In January 2020, due to decommissioning of East Royaltys sewage lagoon coupled with increased flow coming into Charlottetown’s wastewater treatment plant, Water and Sewer Utility committee have handed over a contract to CBCL Ltd. to carry out the upgradation of the plant. The upgradation involves the replacement of primary clarifiers as the previously installed clarifiers were in 1970 and fall short in operation while handling the increased flow.