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Market Research’s new market report, titled ‘High Performance
Alloys Market - Global Industry Analysis, Size, Share, Growth, Trends
and Forecast, 2014 - 2020’, provides a detailed description of the
high performance alloys market in terms of revenue (US$ million) and
volume share (kilo tons) for the forecast period 2014-2020. According
to the analysis stated in the report, the global
high performance alloys market is expected to rise and reach
US$9.09 billion by 2020, from a value of US$6.82 billion in 2013. The
report analyzes the market with respect to various segments along
with the growth opportunities expected in the next six years. In
terms of volume, the market stood at 1,110.7 kilo tons in 2013.
Overall, the market is expanding at a steady CAGR of 4.2% during the
forecast period from 2014 to 2020.
High
performance alloys are metal alloys that provide good surface
stability and corrosion resistance and are specifically deigned to
perform under intense conditions such as elevated pressures and
temperatures. Due to their ability to retain most of their strength
despite prolonged exposure, these components are ideal for a wide
range of industrial applications. Some of the typical applications of
high performance alloys include the industrial gas turbines sector
(IGTs) and the aerospace industry. The power industries and aerospace
influence the growth of this market. Due to their excellent
mechanical strength and creep resistance to high temperatures, the
use of high performance alloys is substantially high in these fields.
According
to an analyst’s study at TMR, around 60% of an aircraft is equipped
with high performance alloys. Aerospace was the largest application
segment of the market, accounting for 56.9% of the total high
performance alloys market in 2013. By 2020, tremendous demand for
high performance alloys is likely to be observed from the aerospace
industry.Similarly, rising demand for high performance alloys will
also be seen in power generation applications, as gas turbines
require premium materials that can withstand elevated temperatures.
Some of the other applications that high performance alloys find
their use in are oil and gas rail engineering, automotive,
electronics, military, marine, and others.
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Within
the key products of the high performance alloys market, the study
enlists nonferrous alloys, refractory alloys, platinum group metal
alloys, and superalloys as the main segments of this market. Of all,
the nonferrous alloys, including aluminum and titanium, accounted for
51% of the total market in 2013. Nonferrous alloys exhibit favorable
mechanical properties for industrial use. The demand for these alloys
is expected to increase in the next few years due to the rising
demand for titanium materials in the aerospace industry. Nonferrous
alloys were the largest product segment in 2013, followed by
superalloys.
In
terms of regional demand, North America was dominant in the high
performance alloys market in 2013. However, increasing demand for
high performance alloys from the automotive industry in Europe is
also boosting the growth of this market. Asia Pacific and the Middle
East are the next fastest growing regions anticipated to offer higher
opportunities for the global high performance alloys market in the
near future, reports TMR.
High
Performance Alloys Market – Product Segment Analysis
- Non-ferrous alloys
- Platinum group metal alloys
- Refractory metal alloys
- Superalloys
High
Performance Alloys – Application Analysis
- Aerospace
- Industrial gas turbines
- Industrial
- Automotives
- Oil & gas
- Electronics & electrical
- Others (Medical, chemical, etc)
High
Performance Alloys – Regional Analysis
- North America
- Europe
- Asia Pacific
- Rest of the World (RoW)

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