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Concise analysis on the international corrosion inhibitors (organic and inorganic) market - forecasts to 2019

Dublin, 20 of February of 2014/PRNewswire /-

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The water treatment market growth is expected to boost demand of corrosion inhibitors. In addition, the increasing use of corrosion inhibitors for several teams of steel and iron within the construction industry are expected to contribute to the growth of the market. However, several environmental problems related to the raw materials are expected to hamper the growth of the market. Advanced technology which has resulted in the increasing use of inhibitors of the Greens and the application of nanotechnology in corrosion inhibitors are expected to open up new opportunities for the growth of the market in the coming years.

Organic inhibitors represent the largest segment of product on the market of the corrosion inhibitors with more than 70% of the market in 2012. The absence of metals on the results of the corrosion inhibitors organic in the prevention of unwanted chemical reactions. The increasing use of organic inhibitors in the oil & gas and construction sector is expected to boost demand of this product segment. Organic inhibitors are expected to be the fastest growing segment within the period of prognosis due to the growing consumer preference. Inorganic inhibitors as molybdates are widely used in the treatment of the water.

Corrosion inhibitors base water dominated the market of corrosion inhibitors, representing more than 75% in 2012. Growing awareness about the harmful effects of volatile organic compounds () VOC emissions in human life coupled with low or negligible VOC emissions from water-based corrosion inhibitors are hopes that the momentum of demand for this application of the segment in the next few years. In addition, the growing demand of water based on inhibitors of corrosion in high temperature applications as the extraction of oil and refining is expected to be another factor contributing to the growth of the market. Oil / solvent are used in applications requiring a constant performance over the long duration of the time and the thickness of the continuous film that provides uniform protection corrosion inhibitors. They are used in applications such as automobiles and electronics.

Demand for corrosion inhibitors was greater in the power generation sector in 2012 representing more than 25% of the market in 2012. Oil & gas was the second largest final segment of corrosion inhibitors representing 19.4% of the market in 2012. Oil & gas is expected to the segment's fastest growing market due to the growing awareness of the losses due to corrosion. In addition, expected increase in industrial activities through various developed and developing countries to boost demand for oil & gas which in turn is intended to boost the market of corrosion inhibitors.

Key topics:

1 prologue

2. Executive summary

3 corrosion inhibitors: industry analysis

4 market of corrosion inhibitors: analysis of the product segment

5 market of corrosion inhibitors: analysis of the application

6 market of corrosion inhibitors: final analysis

7 market of corrosion inhibitors: Regional analysis

8 company profiles

Companies mentioned:

AkzoNobel Ashland BASF champion technologies Cortec Corporation Cytec Industries Dai-Ichi Karkaria Daubert Cromwell Dow Chemical Company Ecolab GE Water & process technologies Henkel AG & company Marott Graphic Services Solutia The Lubrizol Corporation W.RGrace & Co. For more information visit http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/3mwj3f/corrosion

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