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Increasing generation of wastewater to Promote Global Market Share of Electrocoagulation
Automation and Internet of Things technologies can be integrated into electrocoagulation systems to enhance their remote control, operational efficiency, and monitoring capabilities. This can result in a greater industrial acceptance of these systems. Over one-third of organizations have five or more automated divisions. Additionally, by collaborating with academic institutions, manufacturers of electrocoagulation systems can advance scientific advancements and create opportunities for creative and novel product development.
Some of the major growth factors and challenges that are associated with the growth of the global electrocoagulation market are:
Growth Drivers:
• Surge in Advancement in electrode Materials
• Rising Adoption of strict Wastewater treatment Regulations
Challenges:
Despite the benefits of electrocoagulation, several factors could impede its growth. These include the high initial cost of setting up electrocoagulation systems, especially for small and medium-sized businesses; a shortage of qualified specialists for the operation and maintenance of electrocoagulation systems; and end users' lack of understanding and preference for conventional treatment procedures. The high cost of implementation and lack of skilled personnel are some of the major factors anticipated to hamper the global market size of electrocoagulation.
By end-use, the global electrocoagulation market is segmented into chemicals & pharmaceuticals, food & beverages, automotive, oil & gas, textile, paper, and municipal wastewater. The chemicals & pharmaceuticals segment is to garner the highest revenue by the end of 2036 by growing at a significant CAGR over the forecast period. Large amounts of wastewater are produced by the chemical and pharmaceutical industries. As the pharmaceutical business has grown, so too have pharmaceutical effluents, which frequently contain high concentrations of chemicals, organics, antibiotics, and solid debris. Drug traces had previously been found in several water samples. Because of this, people as well as the local ecosystem are in danger. These drugs often end up in waterways because they are not completely removed throughout the wastewater treatment process. As a result, the treatment of wastewater and water is increasingly using electrocoagulation devices. This is what's propelling the market for electrocoagulation's expansion. This study estimates that there are 359.4 billion m3 of wastewater produced globally annually, of which 63% (or 225.6 billion m3) is collected.
By region, the Asia Pacific electrocoagulation market is to generate the highest revenue by the end of 2036. Rapid industrialization and urbanization occurring in a number of the countries in the region. The creation of wastewater increases dramatically as cities and industries grow. This indicates that effective wastewater treatment techniques like electrocoagulation are desperately needed to safeguard water bodies and the health of the general people. In the Asia-Pacific region, almost 80% of wastewater is discharged untreated. Roughly 80% of wastewater in the Asia-Pacific area is released untreated.
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