Turbo blowers are also known as turbo machines. A turbo blower consists of inlet nozzle, spiral housing, impeller, motor or stator, thrust bearing, cooling impeller, and ring diffusor. The main function of a turbo blower is to transfer air to a treatment plant through an air piping. Turbo blower is part of an aeration system. An aeration system consists of a blower and associated products such as aeration controls, piping, and diffusers.
Turbo Blower Market – Competitive Landscape
Howden Group
Howden Group is a global engineering company established by James Howden in 1854 in Glasgow, Scotland. The company designs, manufactures, and supplies high efficiency turbo blowers and compressors under the brand “SG” for end-use industries such as water, mining, power, etc. The company designs, manufacturers, and tests its turbo blowers at its centre of excellence facility in Renfrew, the U.K. The company has manufacturing facilities in Nogent, Renfrew, Glasgow, and Rheden and regional sales and service centres in Pennsylvania, Caracas, Rio de Janiero, Johannesburg, Chesterfield, Moscow, Dubai, India, Seoul, Beijing, Taipei, Singapore, and Sydney.
Aerzener Maschinenfabrik GmbH
Aerzener Maschinenfabrik is a family-owned, global engineering company formed in 1864 by Wilhelm Meyer. The company manufactures turbo blowers that are extensively used for treatment of sewage in wastewater treatment plants. The company has developed a future strategy – Vision 2022 to increase revenue in the global turbo blower market. It has operations across North America, Europe, Asia Pacific, Middle East & Africa, and South America.
KTurbo
KTurbo was formed in 1997 as 12 Powertech. The company manufactures turbo blower/ compressor, turbo chiller, etc. The company has operations in South Korea and the U.S. and agents in China and Iran.
Fuji Electric Co., Ltd.
Fuji Electric was formed in 1923 in Japan. The company manufactures turbo blowers and various other products such as drives and inverters, semiconductor devices, power supply products, sensors & measurements, factory automation systems, distribution and control products, and transmission and distribution products.
Turbo Blower Market – Dynamics
Rise in demand for turbo blowers from wastewater treatment plants across the U.S.
Water pollution is a major concern across the world. Wastewater or effluents that are discharged from industries must be processed in a wastewater treatment plant before they are diverted to rivers and seas. According to California Water Environment Association (CWEA), process air or turbo blower consumes the highest energy – 55.0% in a typical wastewater treatment plant. In the U.S. with rise in the number of wastewater treatment plants, a number of manufacturers are such as APG-Neuros, Siemens AG, Aerzener Maschinenfabrik GmbH, Hoffman & Lamson (part of Gardner Denver, Inc.), HSI, and Atlas Copco are entering the market.
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Rise in demand for turbo blowers from oil & gas and petrochemical industry across the Middle East
Across the world, increase in production from oil & gas and petrochemical industry is driving the demand for turbo blowers. Increase in oil production across GCC countries such as Bahrain, United Arab Emirates (UAE), Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Oman, and Kuwait are increasing the demand for turbo blowers across the Middle East and African countries.
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