Marché des géosynthétiques en Asie-Pacifique – Tendances et prévisions de l’industrie jusqu’en 2030

Analyse et perspectives du marché des géosynthétiques en Asie-Pacifique

L'expansion du secteur de la construction en Asie-Pacifique constitue un moteur majeur de la croissance du marché. En outre, l'augmentation des dépenses consacrées à la gestion des déchets, l'importance croissante du traitement des eaux usées et l'acceptation croissante des produits géosynthétiques dans de nombreux segments d'application devraient propulser la croissance du marché. Les principales contraintes susceptibles d'avoir un impact négatif sur le marché sont les fluctuations des coûts des matières premières résultant de l'instabilité des prix du pétrole brut et les menaces résultant de défauts d'installation. Le contrôle de l'érosion des sols, un meilleur drainage et la conservation des sols à l'aide de géosynthétiques devraient offrir des opportunités de croissance du marché. Cependant, les lois gouvernementales strictes sur l'utilisation des géosynthétiques devraient constituer un défi à la croissance du marché.

Data Bridge Market Research analyse que le marché des géosynthétiques en Asie-Pacifique devrait atteindre 10 288 889,05 milliers USD d'ici 2030, contre 6 373 698,47 milliers USD en 2022, avec un TCAC de 6,2 % au cours de la période de prévision de 2023 à 2030.

Définition du marché

Les géosynthétiques désignent les polymères utilisés dans le génie civil, la construction et les applications connexes. Ils sont généralement utilisés pour stabiliser les terrains et présentent une durabilité élevée qui complète les autres matériaux de construction. Les différents types de géosynthétiques comprennent les géotextiles, les géomembranes, les géocomposites et les revêtements géosynthétiques, entre autres. Outre le génie civil et la construction, ils sont également utilisés dans les applications de transport et hydrauliques. Ils sont généralement fabriqués à partir de matériaux synthétiques tels que le PVC , le polyéthylène ou le polypropylène , qui, lorsqu'ils sont correctement intégrés, peuvent contribuer à la stabilisation du sol et à la prévention de l'érosion.

Dynamique du marché des géosynthétiques en Asie-Pacifique

Conducteurs

• Expansion du secteur de la construction dans la région Asie-Pacifique   

Geosynthetics of various sorts are employed in civil engineering and building projects. Depleting sources of granular and other basic raw materials, along with restricted project funding, have created new chances for inventive engineering to provide cost-effective solutions.  One of these breakthroughs is the use of geosynthetics into civil engineering. Geosynthetics are recognized as genuine engineering materials that not only substitute for limited raw resources such as cement and steel, but are also proving to be a fairly solid and good alternative to traditional designs.

This growth in the construction industry increases demand for geosynthetic goods such as geotextiles, geogrids, geonets, geomembranes, Geosynthetic Clay Liner (GCL), geocells, geocomposites, geopipes, and geofoams, which is expected to drive market growth. Geotextiles and geogrid are used to improve the performance of permanent roads or to lower their thickness.

• Rising Expenditure Toward Waste Management

Rapid urbanization and a quickly growing Asia-Pacific population both contribute to increased amounts of liquid and solid waste. Growing environmental consciousness is increasing the demand for projects that correctly handle water and waste.  Geosynthetics operate as smart products as waste containment and management solutions in an effort to safeguard the environment from dangerous industrial wastes. Landfill gases and leachate should ideally be managed in a way that preserves the environment.

Geosynthetics are used in waste management for landfill liner solutions, leachate drainage, gas collection, and dewatering systems. Geomembranes operate as liquid and landfill gas barriers, and GCL is used for landfill liner. Geonets, geotubes, and geocomposites are low-cost leachate drainage alternatives. These heavy-duty geosynthetics can endure high flow rates, are simple to install, and can sustain vertical loading. Biaxial geonets in gas collecting systems swiftly transport the gas to the site of treatment. geotubes, also known as dewatering tubes, are essential in any waste management operation.

Growing Importance towards Wastewater Treatment  

Geosynthetics are frequently employed in a variety of water management operations due to the growing public concern over significant and widespread water contamination. They are also utilized to line holding ponds for shrimp and fish in big aquaculture operations. Lined ponds provide several advantages over traditional dirt or clay-lined ponds, including lower permeability and ease of cleaning and harvesting. The low permeability membranes keep more water in the ponds. It also ensures that illness, if it occurs, does not spread through the subsurface soils and infect nearby ponds.

Geosynthetics are effectively employed in a variety of applications to enhance the process of storing and treating water and wastewater. They have lower penetrable qualities and are often less costly, resulting in a wide range of uses such as aesthetic ponds, potable water storage, and wastewater treatment lagoons. Regardless of the purpose for lining a pond, the usage of geosynthetics in these applications is increasing. Geomembranes provide an almost impenetrable barrier, preventing any liquid in the pond from moving to the subsurface. Geonets, geocomposites, geotextiles, and geogrids can be used to vent gases, cushion against uneven subgrade, and strengthen structures as needed.

• Increasing Acceptance of Geosynthetic Products Across Numerous Application Segments

Geosynthetics have a wide range of uses. It is nearly hard to find a significant infrastructure project that does not include the use of some form of geosynthetic component. This is why geosynthetics are a distinct type of materials.  They provide a variety of roles ranging from chemical containment to soil structural reinforcement, and many more in between such as drainage, material separation, and filtering. These are the most important geosynthetic uses.

A containment application is any application that uses geosynthetics as a barrier to liquid or gas materials. Heap leach mining liners, wastewater management, secondary tank containment, and landfill leachate liners are a few examples. The most typical geosynthetics for containment applications are clay liners, geocomposites, and geomembranes.

Geosynthetics in drainage applications remove subsurface or surface water from a given location. They serve a twofold purpose: first, they keep fine soil grains from clogging drainage systems, and second, they reinforce and maintain the structure's integrity.  Dams, tunnels, pavement and roads, subsurface drainage, and erosion control all use geomembranes, geotextiles, and geogrids.

Filtration geosynthetics layers are used in most civil engineering applications to remove and separate moisture or fine particles from a structure. Geosynthetics such as geomembranes and geotextiles are widely acknowledged to provide superior filtration. They offer solutions for building airfields, roadways, and sports courts.

As a result, geosynthetics are frequently employed in the above-described applications. Furthermore, growing industrialization and an increase in the number of large infrastructure and environmental projects are moving the geosynthetics market forward.

Opportunities

• Soil Erosion Control, Better Drainage, and Soil Conservation using Geosynthetics

Soil erosion is considered as a regular occurrence as the natural development rate of soil has been quite sluggish in recent years. Therefore, it is recommended to use the best solution to artificially prevent soil erosion. Erosion management is also required to provide stability to other buildings against landslides, among other things, and it is also required to save the planets and soil formations from failing due to rain, gravity, or a variety of other factors. Geosynthetics are used to "block or limit soil or other particle motions at the surface of, for instance, a slope" in surface soil erosion management.

River banks are protected by geotextiles against erosion caused by currents or lapping. They function as a filter when combined with natural or artificial enrockments. Geotextiles used for erosion control can be woven or nonwoven. Woven textiles are suitable in soils with bigger particle sizes because they have greater pores. Nonwovens are employed in areas where soils such as clay silt develop. When hydraulic uplift is predicted, these materials must have a high permeability.

Geotextiles are used for drainage, erosion management, and cost-effective ground modification, geogrids are generally used for soil and aggregate reinforcing, geomembranes are used for separation of soil and fluid, improving soil shear strength, and geocomposites/geoweb are used in drainage.

• Increasing Spending in Mining and Petroleum Exploration

Geomembranes are more usually employed in mining applications such as heap leach facilities, evaporation ponds, and tailings impoundments, where normally very high loads occur. High Density Polyethylene (HDPE), Polyvinyl Chloride (PVC), Polypropylene (PP), and other materials are common raw materials for geomembranes. However, because of their superior chemical resistance and physical qualities, HDPE geomembranes are the most commonly utilized. Other design considerations must be considered in addition to the geomembranes' qualities, such as the influence of high stresses, the kind of foundation, and the material put beneath and on top of the geomembranes. The mining industry consumes around 40% of worldwide geomembranes output. In addition, firms in the mining sector provide and manufacture numerous geomembrane systems.

Restraints/Challenges

• Stringent Government Laws on the Use of Geosynthetics

Geosynthetics is a hot topic these days since they are finding a larger range of uses. Geosynthetic goods are less hazardous to the environment. Specific issues such as how they are made, handled, and installed, and the difficulties that geosynthetic materials may generate, must also be considered.  Each government or nation throughout the world has developed strict regulations, guidelines, and criteria for their controlled usage without causing any harm or damage to the environment or in other sorts of key applications where geosynthetics are frequently employed.

• Socio-Economic Issues in Manufacturing Geosynthetic Products    

Geosynthetic making has several challenges. The supply chain, labor problems, growing energy prices, quality improvements, keeping competitive, and sustainability are among the primary issues.

The progressive removal of COVID limitations in 2022 increased demand, exacerbating pandemic-related supply chain concerns with maritime freight and polymer resins. As a result, businesses must get items from local, SME-sized manufacturing plants. With sustained geopolitical stability causing a sovereign risk migration to domestic supply chains, the market looks to perceive this change as somewhat permanent and not cyclical.

There is also a growing inflationary cost disparity between nations with industrial competence. When compared to China's inflation rate of 2%, European countries (Spain, France, Germany, and Italy) have interest rates ranging from 6.2% to 9.2%, Australia has 7.8%, and the U.S. has 6.4%.  As a result, rising energy costs provide a point of arbitrage between various manufacturing zones. With an expected increase in upstream crude oil and feedstock polyethylene, production costs will rise accordingly, affecting the final pricing of HDPE-based geosynthetics.

Improved quality leads to increased customer satisfaction, less waste, and lower total costs. Continuous geomembrane production without specified maintenance shutdowns for cleaning barrels and screws, on the other hand, might result in gels and burned resin inclusion problems. If this occurs, the investment in plant maintenance would have more than quadrupled. As a result, quality control should be improved in order to limit the amount of rejection.

Asia-Pacific Geosynthetics Market Scope

The Asia-Pacific geosynthetics market is segmented into a single notable segment based on product. The growth amongst these segments will help you analyze major growth segments in the industries and provide the users with a valuable market overview and market insights to make strategic decisions to identify core market applications. 

Product

• Geotextiles
• Geomembranes
• Geogrids
• Geocells
• Geonets
• Others

On the basis of product, the market is segmented into geotextiles, geomembranes, geogrids, geocells, geonets, and others.

Asia-Pacific Geosynthetics Market Regional Analysis/Insights 

The Asia-Pacific geosynthetics market is segmented into single notable segment based on product.

The countries covered in this market report are China, Japan, South Korea, India, Singapore, Vietnam, Thailand, Indonesia, Malaysia, Philippines, Australia, New Zealand, Taiwan and Rest of Asia-Pacific.   

China is expected to dominate the Asia-Pacific geosynthetics market due to rapid infrastructural developments and the increasing number of construction projects. 

La section par pays du rapport fournit également des facteurs individuels ayant un impact sur le marché et des changements dans la réglementation du marché qui ont un impact sur les tendances actuelles et futures du marché. Les points de données, l'analyse de la chaîne de valeur en aval et en amont, les tendances techniques, l'analyse des cinq forces du porteur et les études de cas sont quelques-uns des indicateurs utilisés pour prévoir le scénario du marché pour chaque pays. En outre, la présence et la disponibilité de nouvelles marques et les défis auxquels elles sont confrontées en raison de la concurrence importante ou rare des marques régionales, l'impact des tarifs nationaux et les routes commerciales sont pris en compte lors de l'analyse prévisionnelle des données nationales.    

Analyse du paysage concurrentiel et des parts de marché des géosynthétiques en Asie-Pacifique

Le paysage concurrentiel du marché des géosynthétiques en Asie-Pacifique fournit des détails par concurrents. Les détails inclus sont la présentation de l'entreprise, les finances de l'entreprise, les revenus générés, le potentiel du marché, les investissements dans la recherche et le développement, les nouvelles initiatives du marché, les sites et installations de production, les forces et les faiblesses de l'entreprise, le lancement de produits, les approbations de produits, les brevets, la largeur et l'étendue du produit, la domination des applications et la courbe de durée de vie du produit. Les points de données ci-dessus fournis ne concernent que l'orientation des entreprises par rapport au marché.

Français Certains des principaux acteurs opérant sur le marché des géosynthétiques en Asie-Pacifique sont CMC, Leggett & Platt, Incorporated, Berry Global, Inc., Global Synthetics, HUESKER, Agru America Inc., SKAPS Industries, Glen Raven Inc., SOLMAX, Schouw & Co., Naue Gmbh & Co.KG, Officine Maccaferri Spa, PRS Geo-Technologies et Freudenberg, entre autres.

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