Petroleum-based industrial chemicals known as heat transfer fluids are used to retain thermal energy and avoid overheating. Base oils, silica, and crude oil are the main basic materials used in production. Extreme phase transition temperatures, high thermal conductivity and diffusivity, low viscosity, and non-corrosive nature are the key attributes that characterize a heat transfer fluid. Traditionally, the only function of heat transfer fluids has been to transmit heat to the process stream. However, choosing the appropriate HTF is a complex process that takes into account a number of variables, including pressure requirements, pumpability, and temperature stability. Applications for heat transfer fluids are becoming increasingly important, from processing gas and oil in frigid climates to harvesting heat from the sun in concentrated solar panels.
According to SPER Market Research, ‘Heat Transfer Fluids Market Size- By Product Type, By Application- Regional Outlook, Competitive Strategies and Segment Forecast to 2033’ states that the Global Heat Transfer Fluids Market is estimated to reach USD 19.15 billion by 2033 with a CAGR of 9.41%.
Drivers:
The market is anticipated to be driven by the growing need for heat transfer fluid for energy-efficient solutions. Production and process-related sectors are under a lot of pressure to boost productivity in the modern world. This suggests that the heat transfer fluids system’s working temperature is rising and that they need to run under pressure for an extended period of time. The industries that run around the clock have a particularly high demand for these products. Such as it is crucial to the production facilities in the chemical and petrochemical process sectors. These fluids aid in temperature regulation because the operating temperature in these industries is extremely high. In order to increase operational safety, temperature control, dependability, and energy efficiency, heat transfer fluids have become crucial parts of many industries.
Restraints:
It is anticipated that issues related to product cracking will hinder the market. The aging of heat transfer fluid is a somewhat complex process. When the system runs at extremely high temperatures, the fluids undergo thermal cracking, which breaks down the molecules of oil and produces coke. A fluid’s viscosity and flashpoint may decrease as a result of its formation, raising the vapor pressure. The temperature at which fluid-produced vapor starts to ignite is known as the flashpoint. A hotspot that can burn the metal surface will be created by the coke that is baked in the system. Therefore, it is crucial that the makers do routine system and working fluid health inspections. The pricing of HTFs, which are frequently obtained from synthetic or petroleum-based sources, are directly correlated with changes in the price of crude oil and other raw materials.
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Businesses and supply systems were severely disrupted by the COVID-19 outbreak. A pandemic’s detrimental effects on the oil and gas sector also hindered the expansion of the market for heat transfer fluids. The market expansion for heat transfer fluids was impacted by the halting of onshore and offshore production operations due to the decline in supply and demand for oil and gas, particularly in North America and Europe. The market was further hampered by the stoppage of installation work for new solar power projects and the interruption of operations at existing plants.
Heat Transfer Fluids Market Key Players:
The market study provides market data by competitive landscape, revenue analysis, market segments and detailed analysis of key market players such as British Petroleum (BP), Chevron Co., Dynalene, Eastman Chemical Company, Hindustan Petroleum Corporation Ltd. (HPCL), Huntsman Corporation, Indian Oil Corporation Ltd. (IOCL), KOST, Phillips 66, Royal Dutch Shell.
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