Pressure Transmitters

The Pressure Transmitters market research delivers current market analysis plus a five year market and technology forecast. The research is available in multiple editions including worldwide, all regions, and most major countries.  The research covers Smart Pressure Transmitters, Wireless Transmitters, Multivariable Measurement, Absolute Pressure, Differential Pressure, Gauge Pressure, Strategic Analysis, Market Size, Industry Trends, Historical Analysis.

Sustainable Technologies Will Boost Pressure Transmitters Market

ARC’s research on the global Pressure Transmitters market makes it evident that the need to improve overall plant efficiency and streamline processes while adhering to strict environmental regulations is driving end users to replace traditional devices with smart and advanced pressure transmitters. Some of the major factors driving significant growth in the pressure transmitters market are the energy transition and the conversion of existing plants into more efficient and sustainable structures. Technological advancements being sought in plant upgrades are incorporating more diagnostics, multivariable measurement, and capabilities to operate under extreme conditions.

Pressure Transmitters Strategic Issues

In addition to providing a five-year market forecast, the Pressure Transmitters market research provides detailed quantitative current market data and addresses key strategic issues as follows.

Understand and Incorporate Industrial IoT

End user organizations continue to face a shortfall of qualified personnel, as fewer new workforce entries perceive process automation, process engineering, chemical engineering, or similar technical fields as attractive career paths. Furthermore, it can take up to two years to train a new hire effectively in the field of automation, and once trained, it may be difficult to retain that individual. This “brain drain” is a major challenge for end user organizations, and they are looking at suppliers to take an essential role in filling this skills gap.  

For pressure transmitter suppliers, the situation spurs growth in more sophisticated forms of automation such as Industrial IoT. Forward-looking suppliers are investing to bring Industrial IoT to the field device level in the pressure transmitter market. Various Industrial IoT capabilities, such as remote monitoring and remote services, can help establish a more collaborative relationship between end users and suppliers. Industrial IoT solutions are now available for horizontal integration along the value creation chain, for consistent engineering from planning to maintenance, and for vertical integration from the field to the control level.  

However, Industrial IoT may not be available directly for two-wire devices, due to the high electricity consumption by the transmitter. End users can leverage the expertise of suppliers to help manage plant assets across their entire lifecycle; suppliers can go beyond being just automation providers, enhance their overall project revenues, and enjoy long-term revenue streams through customer service relationships.

Suppliers need to have a well-defined strategy and offerings in place. They need to have edge devices Industrial IoT ready, gateways to log and capture data from multiple sources, and cloud intrastate to store and analyze data and to deliver meaningful and actionable results to customers.

Focus on Asset and Energy Management

End users have begun to better realize the contributions of proper maintenance in keeping physical assets in good working condition to avoid business interruption and improve profitability as well as plant safety. Growth and spending for plant asset management (PAM) systems continue to rise as manufacturers seek to determine equipment condition as a means of increasing asset utilization. To get the full benefit of their PAM systems, users will have a further incentive, apart from higher accuracy and better performance, to upgrade their older devices to new units that offer greater intelligence and diagnostic functionality.  
  
Improving energy efficiency has also become an imperative for many manufacturing companies; one that reduces costs and increases efficiency when energy-intensive equipment creates bottlenecks in the plant. Efficient energy usage has a positive impact on asset maintenance costs, equipment lifecycle costs, safety, and overall emissions.

Pressure Transmitters Maintenance Considerations

It is important to know how often the transmitter will need recalibration, and what will be involved in doing that. It may require that the device be physically removed and sent to an instrument laboratory, which, depending on the way it is installed, may require a process shutdown. If the transmitter can be isolated with shutoff valves, the disruption will be considerably reduced. In addition, some transmitters can now offer longer stability specifications, thus reducing maintenance costs in some applications since they require fewer calibrations.