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Industrial Automation Spares Market- Global Opportunity Analysis and Industry Forecast (2022-2029)

Meticulous Research®—a leading global market research company, published a research report titled “Industrial Automation Sparesssss Market by Type (Electrical Components, Electronic Components, Mechanical Components), End User (Oil & Gas, Automotive, F&B, Semiconductor & Electronics, Power), and Geography- Global Forecasts to 2029”.

The industrial automation spare part components market is expected to grow at a CAGR of 5.7% from 2022 to reach $16.54 billion by 2029. The growth of the industrial automation spare part components markets is attributed to the rising investments and transformation in conventional manufacturing facilities and shift to digitized systems. This transition has created the demand for the deployment of automation systems and thus the need for industrial automation spare part components. Moreover, the rising number of SMEs and the need to improve the safety of the production process are expected to create an ample number of opportunities for the players in the market.

However, the high cost of procurement and low-cost competitors restrains and challenges the growth of this market.

The industrial automation spare part components market is segmented based on type, end user, and geography. The study also evaluates industry competitors and analyses the market at the country level.

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Industrial Automation Spares Market, by Type

·         Electrical Component

o    Motors & Drives

o    Variable Frequency Drives (VFD)

o    Power Supply Unit (PSU)

o    Circuit Breakers

o    Actuators

o    Line Reactors

o    Other Electrical Components

·         Electronic Component

o    Switches & Relays

o    Sensors

o    Printed Circuit Boards

o    PLC Systems

o    Encoders/Potentiometers

o    Other Electronic Components

·         Pneumatic and Hydraulic Component

o    Hydraulic Pumps

o    Hydraulic Valves

o    Hydraulic Cylinders

o    Air Preparation Components

o    Air Valves

o    Air Cylinders

o    Other Components

·         Mechanical Components

o    Gears/Gear System

o    Bearings

o    Couplers

o    Other Mechanical Components

·         Connectors

·         Structural Machine Parts

o    Fasteners

o    Machine Frames

o    Other Parts

·         Cable and Harnesses

·         Industrial Safety Components

Industrial Automation Spares Market, by End User

·         Oil & Gas

·         Automotive

·         Food & Beverage

·         Semiconductor & Electronics

·         Chemical & Materials

·         Consumer Goods

·         Mining & Metals

·         Power

·         Pharmaceutical & Biotech

·         Machine & Tools

·         Paper & Pulp

·         Aerospace & Defense

·         Other End Users

Industrial Automation Spares Market, by Geography

·         Asia-Pacific (APAC)

o    China

o    Japan

o    South Korea

o    India

o    South East Asia

o    Rest of Asia-Pacific

·         Europe

o    Germany

o    U.K.

o    France

o    Italy

o    Spain

o    Rest of Europe (RoE)

·         North America

o    U.S.

o    Canada

·         Latin America

·         Middle East & Africa

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Based on type, the industrial automation spare parts market is segmented into electrical components, electronic components, pneumatic and hydraulic components, mechanical components, connectors, structural machine parts, cable and harnesses, and industrial safety components. In 2022, the electrical components segment is expected to account for the largest share of the industrial automation spare part components market. The growth of this segment is driven by its crucial role in regulating the power supplied to the system and preventing failure. The most commonly used components or spare parts in an electrical setup include circuit breakers, line reactors, variable frequency drives (VFDs), motors and drives, power supply units, actuators, and other electrical components.

Based on end user, the industrial automation spares market is segmented into oil & gas, automotive, food & beverage, semiconductor & electronics, chemical & materials, consumer goods, mining & metals, power, pharmaceutical & biotech, machine & tools, paper & pulp, aerospace & defense, and other end users. In 2022, the oil & gas segment is expected to hold the largest share of the industrial automation spare part components market. The growth of this segment is driven by the benefits of automation technologies in oil & gas exploration activities, such as improved decision making, troubleshooting, and performance efficiency. Some of the major areas highly influenced by automation in the oil & gas sector include drilling operations, diagnostics & inspections, pipeline monitoring systems, weather monitoring systems, and pressure & flow systems. The increasing implementation of automation components, such as enterprise-level controls and plant-level controls, improves business models and increases operational efficiency.

Geographic Review:

Based on geography, the market is segmented into five major regions: North America, Europe, Asia-Pacific, Latin America, and the Middle East & Africa. Asia-Pacific is expected to account for the largest share of the global industrial automation spares market in 2022. The high market growth in Asia-Pacific is driven by the rapid population growth & urbanization, economic development, increasing wages, and reduced production costs offered by automation. The Asia-Pacific region presents diverse opportunities for adopting automation solutions due to its large manufacturing sector. The traditional industrial production areas are generally characterized by manual or semi-automatically controlling processes.

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The key players profiled in the industrial automation spare part components market are ABB Limited (Switzerland), Siemens AG (Germany), Honeywell International, Inc. (U.S.), Rockwell Automation (U.S.), Baumer Ltd (Switzerland), Encoder Products Company, Inc (U.S.), Fuji Electric Co. Ltd. (Japan), Delta Electronics, Inc (Taiwan), Emerson Electric (U.S.), Omron Corporation (Japan), Panasonic Corporation (Japan), Baumuller Holding GmbH & Co. KG (Germany), Balluff GmbH (Germany), Sensata Technologies, Inc (U.S.), Festo Corporation (Germany), Parker-Hannifin Corporation (U.S.), SMC Corporation (Japan), DESTACO (U.S.), SWISS Automation, Inc (U.S.), and Mitsubishi Electric Corporation (Japan).

Key Questions Answered in the Report-

·  Which are the high-growth market segments in terms of type, end user, and geography?

·  What is the historical market size for industrial automation spare part components across the globe?

·  What are the market forecasts and estimates for the period 2022–2029?

·  What are the major drivers, restraints, opportunities, and challenges in the global industrial automation spare part components market?

·  Who are the major players in the market, and what are their market shares?

·  How is the competitive landscape for the global industrial automation spare part components market?

·  What are the recent developments in the global industrial automation spare part components market?

·  What are the different strategies adopted by the major players in the market?

·  What are the key geographic trends, and which are the high-growth countries?

·  Who are the local emerging players in the global industrial automation spare part components market, and how do they compete with other players?

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hephaestus cabin headcanons

children of hephaestus

• OIL, SOOT, and GREASE STAINS EVERYWHERE.

• the have the most intense games of hide-and-seek in bunker 9.

• a lot of them lose limbs, become disabled in some way, or are born that way, and they often use it as a reason to build themselves cool robot prostheses and other tools to help them get around.

• along with the athena cabin, they come up with weapons and armory specifically for disabled demigods.

• they build advanced prosthetics for campers who have lost limbs in battle.

• they’re warmer than most demigods, even if they don’t have fire powers.

• they always know when someone is in need of a weapon and they just create it without thinking about it. like they just know when someone needs a weapon before they ask for it.

• they're the only ones who can pick out stuff from hephaestus's junkyard without getting hurt.

• everything, the cabin, the forge, the bunker, is 100% handicap accessible.

• they worked with the athena and hecate cabins to upgrade bunker 9 to allow better lighting, safer rooms, new areas to test weapons, etc. they wanted it to feel like an underground space station.

• they name each of their tools and inventions.

• on birthdays, they give each other personalized gadgets that solve everyday problems, like a self-tying shoelace or a self-stirring spoon.

• they design and wear fireproof clothing.

• they actually have numerous secret hideouts and mini-workshops hidden around camp half-blood (bunker 9 is the only one we know about).

• they keep detailed journals filled with sketches, ideas, and notes about their inventions, passing them down through generations of hephaestus kids.

• they build small, mechanical pets or companions that help them with tasks around the forge, each one with a unique personality programmed in.

• they all have a set of personalized tools that they've crafted themselves, often with special engravings or modifications to suit their style.

• they have made so many modifications to their cabin over the years that none of the original material is still there, and there’s a constant debate at camp as to weather it’s still the same cabin.

cabin exterior

• the cabin has an industrial look, with a mix of metals like iron, copper, and steel. rivets, bolts, and exposed beams are prominent features.

• life-sized metal automatons, resembling ancient greek warriors and mythical creatures, stand guard at the entrance.

• they have created intricate metal sculptures that decorate the cabin’s exterior. these range from small, detailed pieces to larger, more abstract art.

• the entrance has large, reinforced double doors, that are automated.

• these doors swing open smoothly despite their weight.

• they have a pulley system for lifting heavy materials, a retractable awning for shade, and a mechanical clock tower that chimes periodically.

cabin interior

• the floor is covered in spare parts and tools that never get picked up (unless somebody wants to use them for something).

• they have underground bunkers for bedrooms.

• the walls are adorned with gears, cogs, and blueprints of various inventions. some of the gears are part of intricate mechanisms that move or serve as storage spaces.

• their cabin has several fire extinguishers and a state-of-the-art ventilation system to manage the smoke and fumes from the forges.

• emergency buttons are strategically placed around the cabin to shut down all machinery in case of accidents.

cabin traditions

• every month they hold a competition to see who can make a device that fits a certain theme.

• they’re judged by a panel of five consisting of the head counselors of hephaestus, athena, hecate, and a volunteer counselor, as well as chiron.

• each judge judges something different on a scale of 1-5: safety and usefulness, ease of use and functionality, utilization of magic, presentation/looks, and on-theme-ness. chiron calculates and delivers the final score, which is the total points given by the counselors.

• the winner receives a medal and bragging rights (until the next competition), as well as first pick when it comes to tools each morning.

• anyone in camp is allowed to participate (though it’s mostly just the hephaestus and athena kids) and contestants have a week to create their contraptions, during which they have access to all the tools and spare materials in the hephaestus workshop (and later bunker 9) that nobody has yet claimed (whether for the competition or not).

• the event is taken very seriously by everyone involved, and even athena and hephaestus have been known to show up from time to time to watch from the shadows, but they always watch from olympus.

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Because I wrote an entire essay for some guy on discord and I figured might as well put it somewhere someone might actually read it (some things are lacking context but just keep reading the arguments I'm refuting are mostly kneejerk reactions that will be evident from my response):

Capitalism does not address scarcity. It vastly, VASTLY overproduces cheap consumer goods (christmas gift type goods are made in the billions months or even years before the year they're to be sold in, completely divorced from market predictions) while completely neglecting or making unattainably expensive essential goods like high density housing, public transit vehicles, life saving medication, quality food, etc.

Capitalist profit-seeking drives unnsustainable food practices like intensive animal agriculture, monocropping, industrial fertilizer and chemical weeding. Causes cities to implode by building endless suburbs whose tax income does not cover the costs of road and utility maintenance as well as moving industry to areas with cheaper labor and destroying ecosystems with illegal or unregulated dumping and pollution. Insulin is VERY cheap to make and the patent was sold for $1 decades ago. It has gotten more expensive even relative to other expensive medications, soaring dozens of times faster than inflation would imply. After WW2, car companies that made absurd amounts of money off of building tanks and planes then bought up public transit across the US and literally stacked it in a pile and burned it. There's photos of hundreds of burnt out streetcars with Henry Ford (who inspired parts of Mein Kampf and profited off of Jewish slave labor before the war btw) smoking a cigar and looking rather pleased with himself in the foreground. These are just off the top of my head

[9:41 PM]Now for how non-capitalist economies differ:

When removed from the stress of having to earn a living and the desire to accumulate enough to give their children a better life, most people are often very willing to help each other out for free. Under the stress of capitalist workdays (which are literally designed to make you too tired to think, shorter workweeks and workdays have been proven to significantly improve productivity in all sectors), people don't have the energy to spare to help their neighbor. However, pretty much everyone expresses some desire to make the world a better place if they were able. What would you personally do if you didn't have to worry about rent or your next meal or clothes or transportation ever again? Maybe play video games and [redacted] for a week straight but after that? Pretty much everyone is gonna say "hang out with loved ones and cook food."

All necessary forms of labor/work are enjoyable or at least bearable in the name of the greater good to some people. There are people who fucking LOVE picking up trash, like being a sanitation worker is literally the only job they ever want to have. A pretty sizeable chunk of the population enjoys growing plants and taking care of animals and there are methods of farming that require remarkably little effort. Pretty much everyone has a hobby they either currently enjoy or would love to pick up that is required for people to have comfortable lives, but cannot dedicate themselves to it because it would not be profitable enough to live off of

[9:56 PM]decommodifying goods and services fixes this, everyone can do at least one of the things they like doing because there is no threat of violence if you don't work (violence meaning eviction, starvation, freezing to death, etc) In addition to refocusing labor on what actually makes people enjoy their labor, it makes it pretty easy to keep up with demand. "Oh we need more food? Ok well go give people some seeds from the seed library and tools from the tool library. Now we have more food." "We need more clothing? Ok tell the sheperds to let more of their flock have kids and the textile mills to work an extra thirty minutes a day for the next month" (side note, there's finally been developments in automating clothesmaking. Tailoring will be more important after capitalism to ensure clothes are better fitting and last longer but the general forms won't need slave waged third world workers anymore soon)

[9:59 PM]Without states or capitalists to bicker over resources, there's no reason for wars. There will still be some interpersonal violence but without needing drug money to make life bearable (or like, baby formula bc apparently it's violent crime for someone to shoplift baby formula) how often do you think there will be THAT much violent crime? (although various other forms of hierarchy will need to be torn down in order to stop hate crimes like lynchings, mass shootings, and rape)

honestly really the only refutation needed for this as you have worded it is paleontology. Some of our most ancient ancestors have signs of living decades after debilitating injuries that would have rendered them utterly useless to family and unable to care for themselves. This necessitates that they were cared for at great inconvenience for upwards of fifty years tens of thousands of years before the earliest hints of civilization, let alone the currency to pay for a hospice nurse

[10:07 PM]Also, even in the context of mineral mining, without the need for phone companies to sell phones every year, electronics will become much longer lasting and more selectively repairable, meaning less minerals will be removed from use and fewer minerals will be needed to support all the products that are never actually bought in the first place. Even more so with cars, public transit vehicles carry orders of magnitude more people for relatively similar requirements and they don't even NEED conflict minerals in some cases because of overhead electricity being a solution to the tyranny of the battery equation (has someone coined that phrase yet? it seems like a very obvious parallel to the rocket equation now that I think about it but anyways) ok I think I've completely poured my remaining braincells for the day into this I'm gonna take a nap now

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Optimizing Energy Usage with Inverters in Industrial Automation

In today's industrial background, efficiency is essential. One of the crucial technologies enabling significant efficiency gains is inverters. These devices play a crucial role in optimizing energy usage within industrial automation processes. Understanding their function and deployment can lead to substantial cost savings and environmental benefits.

What are Inverters?

Inverters are electronic devices designed to control the speed and power output of electric motors. They convert direct current (DC) into alternating current (AC), allowing precise regulation of motor speed. This capability is particularly valuable in industrial contexts where varying operational speeds are necessary to meet production demands efficiently.

Importance of Energy Optimization

Industrial automation relies heavily on electric motors, which consume a considerable amount of energy. Inefficient motor operation not only leads to higher energy costs but also contributes to environmental impacts through increased carbon emissions. Optimizing energy usage is therefore critical for both economic and sustainability reasons.

How Inverters Optimize Energy Usage

1. Variable Speed Control: Traditional motors operate at fixed speeds, leading to energy wastage during periods of lower demand. Inverters enable motors to operate at variable speeds, matching output to actual requirements. This results in significant energy savings as motors consume less power when running at reduced speeds.

2. Soft Start and Stop: Inverters facilitate soft starting and stopping of motors by gradually ramping up or down the speed. This reduces mechanical stress on equipment and minimizes power surges, extending the lifespan of motors and other connected machinery.

3. Energy Recovery: Advanced inverters can connect energy generated during braking or deceleration phases of motors. Instead of dissipating this energy as heat, it can be fed back into the system or stored for later use. This regenerative braking capability enhances overall energy efficiency within industrial operations.

4. Power Factor Correction: Inverters can improve the power factor of electric motors, ensuring that they operate closer to unity power factor. This optimization reduces reactive power consumption, leading to lower electricity bills and enhanced system capacity.

Applications in Industrial Automation

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2. HVAC Systems: Heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) systems in industrial facilities often use inverters to regulate compressor and blower speeds. By matching output to current requirements, HVAC energy consumption is minimized without compromising comfort or operational efficiency.

3. Renewable Energy Integration: Inverters play a crucial role in renewable energy systems by converting DC power from solar panels or wind turbines into AC power suitable for industrial use. This integration facilitates the adoption of sustainable energy sources while maintaining grid compatibility.

Key Considerations for Implementation

1. System Design and Integration: Proper integration of inverters into existing industrial systems requires thorough planning and expertise. Consider factors such as motor compatibility, control interfaces, and communication protocols to maximize operational efficiency.

2. Maintenance and Monitoring: Regular maintenance of inverters and associated equipment is essential to ensure optimal performance and longevity. Monitoring energy usage patterns can identify opportunities for further efficiency improvements and cost savings.

3. Regulatory Compliance: Stay informed about local regulations and standards governing energy efficiency and emissions. Compliance with these guidelines not only avoids penalties but also demonstrates a commitment to sustainable business practices.

Conclusion

Inverters are crucial components for optimizing energy usage in industrial automation. By enabling variable speed control, soft start and stop capabilities, energy recovery, and power factor correction, these devices contribute significantly to reducing operational costs and environmental impact. Implementation inverter technology not only enhances competitiveness but also supports a greener industrial future.

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Lockheed Martin and Northrop Grumman sign agreement to manufacture F-35 core fuselages in Germany

Fernando Valduga By Fernando Valduga 02/17/23 - 14:00 in Military

Lockheed Martin and Northrop Grumman signed a letter of intent with Rheinmetall AG as a promising strategic source of supply for the F-35 central fuselage in Germany.

This potential partnership would establish a second integrated assembly line of the central fuselage (IAL) of the F-35 in Germany, expanding the significant role that European industry plays in the F-35 program.

“Lockheed Martin has been a committed partner with Germany for more than 50 years. The F-35 program will continue to strengthen our strategic partnerships with key industry partners in the coming years," said Mike Shoemaker, Vice President of F-35 Customer Programs at Lockheed Martin. "The production of the central fuselage of the F-35 in Germany will be vital to meet the growing global demand for F-35s, which play a vital role in the security of the 21st century."

Northrop Grumman is the main partner of the Lockheed Martin F-35 program. In addition to manufacturing the central jet fuselage and wing coatings, the company is also responsible for the development, production and maintenance of sensor, avian and aircraft systems and training software.

"The central fuselage IAL is recognized as a state-of-the-art installation supported by Northrop Grumman's unique technologies, combining automation with our experience in aerospace tools," said Glenn Masukawa, vice president and manager of Northrop Grumman's F-35 program. "The involvement with Rheinmetall demonstrates our commitment to collaborate with international partners to manufacture advanced aircraft."

The F-35 program continues to develop these partnerships, using companies with the right technical capabilities. The German industry has contributed to the F-35 program since its inception in 2001. Lockheed Martin continues to actively explore additional opportunities for industrial participation that will allow partnerships throughout the German industry and create jobs in the manufacture, maintenance, training, research and development of 5th generation fighter aircraft.

Cooperation with Lockheed Martin and Northrop Grumman in the F-35 program highlights the importance of Rheinmetall for national security policy and will bring essential capabilities to Germany. Rheinmetall can contribute its experience as an integrated technology group in the production of complex components and as an aviation certified company for cooperation.

"The long-standing partnership between Lockheed Martin and Rheinmetall, as well as the very close ties that have existed for decades between the Bundeswehr (German Armed Forces) and our company, lead to a genuine transfer of know-how to Germany as a localized industry," said Armin Papperger, CEO of Rheinmetall AG. "In addition, this configuration contributes significantly to minimizing risk, bringing national partners who are involved in a proven way."

To date, the F-35 operates from 37 bases and ships around the world, with nine nations operating F-35s on its territory. There are more than 890 F-35s in service today, with more than 1,890 pilots and 13,570 maintainers trained in the aircraft.

Tags: Military AviationF-35 Lightning IILockheed MartinLuftwaffe - German Air ForceNorthrop GrummanRheinmetall

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Aviation photographer and pilot since 1992, he participated in several events and air operations, such as Cruzex, AirVenture, Dayton Airshow and FIDAE. He has works published in specialized aviation magazines in Brazil and abroad. He uses Canon equipment during his photographic work in the world of aviation.

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