Silica Analyzers Market Trends

Growth Drivers

• The user-friendly nature of silica analyzers increases its use, globally - The silica analyzers are user-friendly, easy to install, and configured which increases the use of silica analyzers globally. For instance, up to 40% of marine primary production is produced by diatoms, which need silicic acid to develop and form their opal shell.
  
  Controlling and measuring silica (Si) concentrations is more important than ever because of the growing industry demands for more efficient energy generation and the rise in operating pressures in modern boilers.
• Increasing concerns about water quality - Water is a vital component of the natural world and a resource that humans depend on. In addition to drinking it, humans utilize water for cleaning, swimming, showering, and cooking. In a similar vein, water is essential to all of the economic sectors, including manufacturing, transportation, energy, and agriculture.
  
  As stated by the UN-Water Organization, over 80% of wastewater in the world is released back into the environment untreated or repurposed. Other than that the increasing use of silica analyzers in professional skincare products.
• Extending industrial uses - The silica analyzers are widely used in different industries such as construction, pharmaceutical, food and beverages, and many more. For instance, under various experimental settings, the removal of iron from silica sand using oxalic acid has been researched to maximize process efficiency and achieve a high level of iron removal at a low cost of operation.
  
  Since it has been discovered that silica in plants can reduce a variety of abiotic and biotic challenges, silicates are frequently added to fertilizers.

Challenges

• Health problems related to silica - Lung illness can result from breathing in dust from materials containing crystalline silica. Particles of silica dust get lodged in lung tissue, resulting in scarring and inflammation. Additionally, the particles lessen the capacity of the lungs to absorb oxygen.
• The increasing limitation in GHG release - The rising restrictions to mitigate greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions can further impede the silica analyzers market gains. To illustrate, for carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions from fossil fuel-fired power plants, the EPA is recommending Clean Air Act emission limits and guidelines based on practical and affordable control methods.