| Product Code | FED00085 |
|---|---|
| Publication Date | March 2009 |
| Publisher | Freedonia Group |
| Product Type | Report |
| Pages | 314 |
US pipe demand to reach 11 billion feet in 2013
US pipe demand is forecast to grow 2.0 percent per year to 11 billion feet in 2013. Gains will reflect a rebounding construction sector, the growing obsolescence of sewer and drainage systems, and needs to upgrade municipal water systems. Plastic and aluminum pipe will exhibit above average growth due to opportunities in drain/sewer and other markets. Plastic pipe demand will be stimulated by growing applications, as well as resin and processing improvements. Construction will account for 56 percent of all pipe used based on diverse drain, sewer, water distribution and other applications. Good growth is also expected for energy pipe in light of continued demand for oil and natural gas as fuel and feedstocks.
Demand for plastic pipe is expected to rise 2.3 percent per year to 5 billion feet in 2013, creating demand for more than nine billion pounds of resin. Polyvinyl chloride (PVC) will account for nearly two-thirds of all plastic pipe demand with growth stimulated by improved joining technologies and resins such as molecularly oriented PVC. High density polyethylene pipe will exhibit the fastest plastic pipe growth, driven by opportunities in potable water and corrugated pipe. Plastic advances will reflect performance enhancements, including greater use of
bimodal polyethylene. Reinforced thermosets and other resins will expand at a slower pace due to mature markets and more specialized uses.
Concrete pipe demand will increase two percent annually to 180 million feet in 2013 due to renewed construction activity and pent-up demand for the upgrading of infrastructural pipe systems. Storm sewers will remain the leading concrete pipe application, with water distribution posting faster growth. Steel pipe demand will register solid gains due to growing demand for line pipe and oil country tubular goods in light of growth in the development and distribution of natural gas and petroleum. Copper pipe demand will be stimulated by renewed growth in service and distribution pipe, yet constrained by slow advances in the refrigeration segment. Cast iron pipe demand will grow slowly due to mature applications and competition from plastic pipe.
Construction, energy pipe offer good growth prospects
Construction pipe demand will be fueled by a rebound in residential building construction. Energy pipe demand will benefit from continued drilling activity, as well as the replacement and expansion of energy transmission pipelines. Demand for refrigeration tubing will be constrained by slow growth in household appliance and ommercial refrigeration equipment shipments.
INTRODUCTION
I. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
II. MARKET ENVIRONMENT
General
Macroeconomic Outlook
Demographic Trends
Building Construction Expenditures
Residential Construction
Housing Starts
Residential Improvements & Repairs
Nonresidential Building Construction
Nonbuilding Construction Expenditures
Public Highway Spending
Water Distribution Outlook
Petroleum & Natural Gas Industry Outlook
Natural Gas
Crude Oil
Manufacturing Outlook
Agricultural Overview
Refrigeration Equipment Outlook
Plastic Resin Outlook
Pricing Factors
Regulatory Considerations
Recycling
World Plastic Pipe Markets
III. PIPE MARKETS
General
Potable Water
Service & Distribution Water Pipe
Municipal Water Pipe
Rural Water Pipe
Plastic Potable Water Pipe by Resin
Conduit
Communications Duct
Electrical & Other Conduit
Plastic Conduit by Resin
Natural Gas & Oil Pipe
Materials
Natural Gas Pipe
Plastic Natural Gas Pipe by Resin
Crude Oil Pipe
Plastic Oil Pipe by Resin
Drain & Sewer Pipe
Drain Pipe
Sewer Pipe
Plastic Drain & Sewer Pipe by Resin
Drain, Waste & Vent
Materials
Plastic DWV Pipe by Resin
Drainage & Irrigation Pipe
Drainage Pipe
Irrigation Pipe
Plastic Drainage & Irrigation Pipe by Resin
Process Pipe
Uses
Materials
Plastic Process Pipe by Resin
Structural, Mechanical & Miscellaneous
Refrigeration & Related Uses
Other Applications
Plastic Structural/Mechanical/Miscellaneous Pipe by Resin
IV. COMPETITIVE PIPE MATERIALS
General
Pipe Demand in Feet
Pipe Demand in Pounds
Concrete Pipe
Markets
Producers
Steel Pipe
Markets
Gas & Oil
Other
Producers
Plastic Pipe
Plastic Pipe & Fittings
Producers
Cast Iron Pipe
Markets
Producers
Copper Pipe
Aluminum Pipe
Clay Pipe
V. PLASTIC PIPE BY RESIN
General
Weight Versus Linear Footage
Polyvinyl Chloride Pipe
Characteristics & Technologies
Markets
Producers
High Density Polyethylene Pipe
Markets
Producers
Reinforced Thermoset Pipe
Markets
Producers
ABS Pipe
Chlorinated Polyvinyl Chloride Pipe
Other Plastic Pipe
VI. INDUSTRY STRUCTURE
General
Market Share
Mergers & Acquisitions
Marketing Strategies
Channels of Distribution
Research & Development
Competitive Strategies
Cooperative Agreements
Company Profiles
AB&I Foundry, see McWane
Advanced Drainage Systems Incorporated
Alcoa Incorporated
Allied Tube & Conduit, see Tyco International
American Cast Iron Pipe Company
Ameron International Corporation
AMSTED Industries Incorporated
Anaco, see McWane
Atlantic States Cast Iron Pipe Company, see McWane
Atlas Tube Incorporated, see John Maneely
Belco Manufacturing Company Incorporated, see Denali
BoreFlex Industries Incorporated
Bristol Metals LLC, see Synalloy
Cambridge-Lee Industries Incorporated
Can-Clay Corporation
Caparo plc
CEMEX SAB de CV
CertainTeed Corporation, see Saint-Gobain
Charlotte Pipe & Foundry Company
Chevron Phillips Chemical Company LLC
Clow Water Systems Company, see McWane
CONTECH Construction Products Incorporated
Cretex Companies Incorporated
Denali Incorporated
Duininck Companies LLC
Ershigs Incorporated, see Denali
Evraz Holding OOO
Fabricated Plastics Limited, see Denali
Fiber Glass Systems LP, see National Oilwell Varco
Fintube Technologies Incorporated, see United States Steel
Foster (LB) Company
Genova Products Incorporated
Global Brass and Copper Incorporated
Griffin Pipe Products Company, see AMSTED Industries
Hancor Incorporated, see Advanced Drainage Systems
Hanson plc, see HeidelbergCement
HeidelbergCement AG
Hobas Engineering AG
J-M Manufacturing Company Incorporated
Jindal Saw Limited
Johnson Bateman Company, see HeidelbergCement
JSW Steel Limited
Lamson & Sessions Company, see Thomas & Betts
Lane Enterprises Incorporated
Liston (WT) Company, see HeidelbergCement
Logan Clay Products Company
Lone Star Technologies, see United States Steel
Lubrizol Corporation
Maneely (John) Company
Marmon Group LLC
MCP Industries Incorporated
McWane Incorporated
Mitsubishi Corporation
Mueller Industries Incorporated
Mueller Water Products Incorporated
National Oilwell Varco Incorporated
National Pipe & Plastics Incorporated
North American Pipe Corporation, see Westlake Chemical
Northwest Pipe Company
OAO TMK
Pacific Corrugated Pipe Company
Pacific States Cast Iron Pipe Company, see McWane
Pipelife Jet Stream Incorporated, see Solvay
PolyPipe Incorporated
Prinsco Incorporated, see Duininck Companies
PW Eagle Incorporated, see J-M Manufacturing
REHAU AG & Company
Rinker Materials Corporation, see CEMEX
Saint-Gobain
Seminole Tubular Products Company, see John Maneely
Sharon Tube Company, see John Maneely
Solvay SA
Synalloy Corporation
Tenaris SA
Thomas & Betts Corporation
Timken Company
Tyco International Limited
United States Steel Corporation
Uponor Oyj
Viega GmbH & Company KG
Westlake Chemical Corporation
Wheatland Tube Company, see John Maneely
Wolverine Tube Incorporated
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