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分布式温度传感市场 - 2023-2028 年预测Distributed Temperature Sensing Market - Forecasts from 2023 to 2028 |
分布式温度传感市场预计将从2021年的688,176,000美元增至2028年的1,159,817,000美元,复合年增长率为7.74%。 分布式温度传感 (DTS) 是一种测量光纤电缆温度的技术。 用于沿着受监控基础设施(例如管道和电力电缆)的长度安装光纤电缆,并将电缆连接到 DTS 单元,以计算沿电缆长度的每个点的温度 它用于石油和天然气等行业气体、电力和运输产生相互作用的信号,通过与电缆结构和周围环境相互作用的电缆传输光脉衝,并监控和管理关键基础设施的温度变化。
通过在业务应用中采用DTS,企业可以连续、实时地监控温度,主动识别潜在问题,并根据实际温度数据调整加热和冷却系统,以提高性能并进行优化。 检测热点和异常温度变化还有助于降低成本、提高效率并提高安全性。 石油和天然气行业的扩张以及製造业对温度监测解决方案日益增长的需求预计将在预测期内推动市场增长。
为了防止列车屈曲、断轨、限速、维护成本增加等各种问题,保障铁路安全高效运营,铁路轨道温度监测仪的重要性日益凸显。预计将增加DTS的消耗。 例如,AP Sensing 提供的 DTS 技术可以持续管理铁轨温度,从而更轻鬆地检测地铁站、火车和电缆管道内的火灾。 高温导致钢轨膨胀,导致列车屈曲、轨道扭曲,造成乘客危险和设备损坏等脱轨事故。 例如,2022年7月,英国铁路国王十字车站的列车服务暂停,以防止因104.36华氏度的高温而导致屈曲。
民用基础设施等建筑物的不断发展为使用 DTS 技术来监测建筑物温度提供了机会。 例如,阿联酋2020年预算已批准613.5亿迪拉姆的零赤字联邦预算,其中14.00%用于建设和经济增长。 安装 DTS 技术来监控建筑物温度,以优化供暖和製冷系统并减少能源消耗。 例如,2021年4月,迪拜区域供冷运营商协会透露,使用阿联酋酋长国区域供冷公司提供的DTS产品区域供冷系统,在2020年节省了近650 GWh的电力。
对于 DTS 技术的优势缺乏认识,对其改善业务运营的能力了解不够,已经减缓了尚未开始使用 DTS 的行业中的公司对 DTS 产品的采用。 此外,由于 DTS 技术的成本效益和易于实施,来自热成像和无线传感器等替代技术的竞争日益激烈,限制了某些应用中对 DTS 技术的需求。
OTDR 主要用于测量光缆中光功率随距离的损耗。 OTDR 使用高功率激光器在光纤中产生脉衝,并测量反射光返回设备所需的时间。 随着光缆消耗的不断增加,在光缆的敷设、维护和故障排除等应用中采用了OTDR,提供了对光纤的全面分析,这对故障排除和维护至关重要,从而增加了消耗。
随着生产活动不断扩大以满足消费者需求,DTS 产品在石油和天然气行业的需求量很大。 该行业严重依赖关键基础设施,这些基础设施必须在严格的温度参数下运行,以确保安全高效的性能。 DTS技术用于石油和天然气行业的管道监测、油藏监测、油井监测和水力压裂。 持续监测管道温度变化,检测漏水和热点等潜在问题,并降低管道故障和环境破坏的风险,其消耗量显着。
由于天然气管道的增加,DTS市场预计将扩大。 例如,美国与巴基斯坦启动了20亿美元的天然气管道合同,与印度启动了400亿美元的天然气出口合同。 2021 年年度预算中还包括印度政府宣布的查谟和克什米尔管道项目。 印度石油和天然气部估计,石油和天然气监管委员会已经批准了约 33,764 公里的天然气管道,用于建设该国的天然气矩阵并增强印度各地的天然气供应。此外,石油和天然气行业的政府法规和指令(例如管道监控和维护的法规要求)正在导致 DTS 技术的采用增加。
光纤技术的进步是推动该地区 DTS 市场增长的关键因素。 这些进步使得光纤电缆变得更加坚固、可靠且具有成本效益,并使 DTS 技术在各个行业得到广泛采用。 企业对实时温度监控和分析的需求也日益增长,以提高运营效率并降低成本。 DTS 解决方案提供连续、高分辨率的温度数据,使企业能够在关键时刻之前快速识别并解决问题,减少停机时间和维护成本,从而为市场的扩大做出贡献。
The distributed temperature sensing market is projected to grow at a CAGR of 7.74% to reach US$1,159.817 million in 2028 from US$688.176 million in 2021. Distributed temperature sensing (DTS) is a technology for measuring temperature along a fiber optic cable. It is often used in industries such as oil and gas, power, and transportation to monitor and manage temperature variations in critical infrastructure by installing a fiber optic cable along the length of the infrastructure being monitored, such as a pipeline or power cable, and connecting the cable to a DTS unit that sends pulses of light through the cable that interact with the cable's structure and the surrounding environment to produce a signal that is used to calculate the temperature at each point along the cable's length.
Adopting DTS in business applications allows companies to monitor temperature continuously and in real-time, identify potential problems before they become critical, and optimize performance by adjusting heating or cooling systems based on actual temperature data. It can also help companies to reduce costs, increase efficiency, and improve safety by detecting hotspots and abnormal temperature changes. The expansion of the oil and gas industry and the growing need for temperature monitoring solutions among manufacturing industries is anticipated to drive the growth of the market over the forecast period.
The growing importance of railway track temperature monitor to ensure safe and efficient railway operations by preventing the occurrence of several issues, such as train buckling, rail breaks, speed restrictions, and increased maintenance costs, is expected to increase the consumption of DTS. For instance, AP Sensing company offers DTS technology to continuously administer the railway track temperature, which further facilitates the detection of fires in the interior of metro stations, trains, and cable ducts. High temperatures can cause steel tracks to expand and lead to train buckling and track warping, which cause derailments and accidents by endangering passengers and damaging equipment. For instance, in July 2022, trains were canceled at the King's Cross railway station by the UK railway to prevent buckling due to a high temperature of 104.36 degrees Fahrenheit.
The increasing development of civil infrastructure and other buildings provides an opportunity for the consumption of DTS technology to monitor building temperatures. For instance, a zero-deficit federal budget of AED 61.35 billion has been approved as part of the UAE's fiscal year 2020 budget, with 14.00% allocated towards construction and economic growth. DTS technology is implemented to monitor the temperature of buildings to optimize heating and cooling systems and reduce energy consumption. For example, the Association of District Cooling Operators in Dubai revealed in April 2021 that using the district cooling system, a DTS product offered by Emirates District Cooling Company in the UAE, resulted in electricity savings of close to 650 GWh in 2020.
The limited awareness of the benefits of DTS technology and the incomplete understanding of its ability to improve business operations is resulting in the slow adoption of DTS products by companies operating in industries that have not yet commenced consuming DTS. Further, the growing competition by alternative technologies such as infrared imaging or wireless sensors limits the demand for DTS technology in certain applications due to their relative cost-effectiveness and easier implementation.
OTDRs are mainly employed to measure the loss of optical power in fiber optic cables over distance. They use a high-power laser to generate pulses of light transmitted through the fiber to enable the OTDR to measure the response time taken for the reflected light to return to the device, which provides information about the attenuation and location of any breaks or splices in the fiber. The growing consumption of fiber optic cables is increasing the consumption of OTDRs as they are adopted in applications such as fiber optic cable installation, maintenance, and troubleshooting to provide a comprehensive analysis of the fiber essential for troubleshooting and maintenance.
The expansion of the production activities by the oil and gas sector to meet consumer demand is generating a high for DTS products as this industry relies heavily on critical infrastructure that must operate within strict temperature parameters to ensure safe and efficient performance. DTS technology is used in the oil and gas industry for pipeline monitoring, reservoir monitoring, wellbore monitoring, and hydraulic fracturing. It is prominently consumed to continuously monitor temperature changes along pipelines to detect potential issues such as leaks or hotspots and reduce the risk of pipeline failures and environmental damage.
The increase in gas pipelines is expected to result in the expansion of the DTS market. For instance, Russia initiated a US$2 billion gas pipeline deal with Pakistan and a US$40 billion natural gas export agreement with India. In addition, the annual budget 2021 included a pipeline project announcement from the Indian government for Jammu and Kashmir. The Ministry of Petroleum and Natural Gas of India estimated that roughly 33,764 km of the natural gas pipeline has been approved by the Petroleum and Natural Gas Regulatory Board to build the nation's gas matrix and enhance the accessibility of natural gas throughout India. Moreover, government regulations and mandates in the oil and gas industry, such as regulatory requirements for pipeline monitoring and maintenance, have led to increased adoption of DTS technology.
The advancements in fiber optic technology are a significant factor promoting the growth of the DTS market in the region, as such advancements have resulted in the creation of fiber optic cables with enhanced robustness, reliability, and cost-effectiveness, enabling the widespread adoption of DTS technology across various industries. In addition, the growing need for real-time temperature monitoring and analysis to improve operational efficiency and reduce costs among companies is contributing to the expansion of the market in the region as DTS solutions provide continuous, high-resolution temperature data that enable businesses to quickly identify and address issues before critical time to reduce the downtime and maintenance costs.