Multistage Pumps Market Analysis

Application (Reverse Osmosis, Boiler Feed, Heating/Cooling Conditioning, Irrigation, Water Treatment, Fire Fighting)

The water treatment segment in the multistage pumps market is projected to gather the highest share of about 30% over the forecast period. This growth of the market is estimated to be dominated by rising demand for water. By 2040, it will be projected that worldwide water consumption will amount to over 4,349 billion cubic meters of extraction. However, over two billion individuals reside in nations with insufficient water supplies. As early as 2025, half of the global population might reside in regions with limited access to water. As a result, the need to convert wastewater into consumable water is growing. Treatment of wastewater including industrial waste treatment makes sure that nothing is wasted from a product that might have been a complete waste. Centrifugal force is employed by this kind of pump to provide sufficient speed for moving liquids. Centrifugal pumps are used in municipal water systems to transfer wastewater, including influent, primary, and secondary sludge, as well as effluent, and then convert them into fresh water.

End Use Industry (Mining, Pulp & Paper, Agriculture, Thermal & Power Generation, Oil & Gas, Chemical, Water & Waste Water)

Multistage pumps market from the oil & gas segment is projected to gather the largest share of over 25% during the forecast period. The major element to influence the growth in the demand for oil & gas is the growing price for it. Owing to this, this sector is experiencing a significant uplift in investment by various organizations. This is why, the adoption of multistage pumps is also increasing. Furthermore, the has been a growing exploration of oil fields to satisfy the demand within the domestic borders to avoid exports. Therefore, with the expansion of the oil & gas segment, the market for multistage pumps is also growing.

Our in-depth analysis of the global multistage pumps market includes the following segments: