Study:
Fire Protection Industry Worldwide
Innovation and Emerging Markets 2008-2015, 2020, 2025
For passive and active fire protection, technologies, applications, competition, markets and development
-with Markets for Smoke and Heat Exhaust Systems and Flame Retardants-
1) Initial Position
Climate change and environmental influence lead for some years to a higher increase of the growth in fire protection markets. The markets for fire protection have gained importance in the last years. The death toll of fire accidents is approx. 12 000 in the USA, 7000 in Europe and more than 50 000 in Asia per year. The loss of assets is about 70 billion Euro per year with an increasing tendency. The total worldmarkets show growth, but very different developments in different segments and countries.
The market worldwide shows growth rate of over 10% since 2004 and reached over 60 billion Euro in 2007. There are 200 companies holding more than 40 percent of the world markets and several thousand for the rest. The companies develop “Brands” for products and portfolios to market worldwide with the same standards and qualities. This market is more and more a competition active market. But it’s a new market too, and new technologies and processes will bring new chances for the companies to market their products world wide.
A strong controversy has developed among passive and active fire protection, the building design and construction over the past years worldwide, but the trend goes to more passive fire protection plus active and information systems. The passive (constructional) fire protection markets are set to boom steadily in the next years. At first, the awareness to enhance the security and protect against terrorists arouse a large demand for fire protection improvement. Secondly, the countless new construction and renovation projects in East Asia and Southeast Asia, especially in China, and in East Europe provide a strong momentum for the market growth, given that their old fire protection standards have to be upgraded to meet the international requirement. Last but not the least, disruptive technologies and innovations such as nanotechnology and information technology create new methods and new applications for more efficient fire protection and save the loss of life and property.
Passive fire protection is basically a fire and smoke resistant construction and is defined in various building codes. However, many countries developed their own standards and regulations and best practice guides. An overview of these regulations, standards and accreditation is necessary for any international competitors.
2) Goals of the Technology / Market Study
Goal and task of the study is the definition, evaluation and prognosis of the products and services. Further, the competitive situation will be analyzed and market developments up to 2025 will be examined.
3) Table of Contents
I. Management Summary
1.Overview markets, market developments 2025, marketsegments, technologies
1.2.Overview of passive and active fire protection
1.2.1.Summary of passive fire protection market
1.2.2.Summary of active fire protection market
1.3.Market attractiveness and market growth
1.3.2.Portfolio-Countries in West Europe
2.Definition
2.1.Market segmentation according to the fields of application
2.2.Market segmentation according to technologies
2.2.1.Passive fire protection – market segmentation
2.2.2.Active fire protection – market segmentation
3.Key factors
3.1.1.Construction Provision
3.1.3.Classification of fire resistance of constructions units and special construction units according to DIN 4102
3.2.Constructive activities
3.2.1.Permits for building construction in Germany
3.2.2.Construction activities in China
4.Compliance
II. Technologies and Systems of Passive and Active Fire Protection
A. Passive fire protection (constructional)
1. Coatings
1.1 Intumescent coatings for steel, wood, cables etc.
1.2 Ablation coatings
2. Bulkheads
2.1 Hard bulkheads
2.2 Soft bulkheads
2.3 Building-frame bulkheads
2.4 Fire stop pillows
2.5 Pipe seals (for incombustible pipes)
2.6 Pipe wraps/collars
3. Fire protection cladding and panels
3.1 Fire protection panels
3.2 Fire protection cladding for installation channels
3.3 Spray plaster
4. Fire protection doors
5. Fire protection glazings
6. Sealant
6.1 Joint-sealant
6.2 Flame resistant adhesives and connection material
7. Insulant and others
B. Active fire protection
1. Detection and alarm systems
1.1 Flame detectors/systems
1.2 Gas detectors/systems
2. Fire suppression systems
2.1 Sprinkler systems
2.2 Powder fire-fighting systems
2.3 Gas fire-fighting systems
2.4 Foam fire-fighting systems
C. Overview installation and smoke extraction
1. Electric Installation
2. Smoke extraction
D. The market for Smoke and Heat Exhaust Systems
1.Summary
2.Market structure overview
3.Technologies and Products of smoke and heat exhaust market worldwide
4.Smoke and heat system worldwide 2008-2015, 2020 and 2025 by regions in Euro
5.Smoke and heat system worldwide in seleceted countries 2008-2015, 2020 and 2025 in Euro
6.Value chain for smoke and heat exhaust systems
7.Value chain of smoke and heat exhaust market worldwide 2008-2015, 2020 and 2025 in Euro
8.Total market for smoke and heat ventilation and control system worldwide 2008-2015, 2020 and 2025 in Euro
9.Markets for smoke and heat exhaust systems worldwide 2008-2015, 2020 and 2025 by target groups in Euro
E. The Market for Flame Retardants
1.Summary
2.Markets worldwide 2008-2015, 2020 and 2025 by regions in Euro
3.Markets worldwide 2008-2015, 2020 and 2025 by technologies in Euro
4.Markets worldwide 2008-2015, 2020 and 2025 by applications in Euro
5.Flame retardant markets in Western Europe 2008-2015, 2020 and 2025 by countries inEuro
6.Flame retardant markets in Eastern Europe 2008-2015, 2020 and 2025 by countries in Euro
7.Flame retardant markets in Nafta 2008-2015, 2020 and 2025 by countries in Euro
8.Flame retardant markets in Asia 2008-2015, 2020 and 2025 by countries in Euro
III. Market segmentation by applications
A. Passive Fire Protection
1. Building structure
1.1 Structural frame fire protection systems
1.2 The building externals
2. Fire doors/shutters
2.1 Fire protection doors
2.2 Fire shutters
3. Fire walls/separating barriers
3.1 Compartment walls and floors
3.2 Fire walls or fire separating elements
3.3 Floors
3.4 Cavity barriers
3.5 Fire curtains
4. Pipes/cables
4.1 Fire stopping materials
4.2 Pipe cable and service penetrations (including linear gap seals)
5. Ductworks
5.1 Air distribution systems
5.2 Fire-resisting ductwork
5.3 Service ducts and shafts
6. Fire-resisting glazing systems
7. Consulting and examing
B. Active Fire Protection
1. Flame detection
2. Smoke control
3. Sprinkler
4. Powder fire suppression
5. Gas fire suppression
IV. Market segmentation by target groups
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1.Private buildings
2.Public buildings
3.Industial buildings
4.Power stations
5.Mining fields (oil)
6.Airports
7.Waste Treatment facilities
- Biomass plants
- Biofuel plants
- Biogas plants
These target groups will be decipted by countries, by years. The division is based on the classification of countries´ regulations, which differentiate the buildings of special sort and use from other buildings. This division is used in the study of the application fields such as:
-School
-Church
-Museum
-Cultural monument
-Theater
-Hotels
-Hospitals
-Office buildings
-Large-scale garage
-All kinds of ships
-Drilling platform
-Power plants
-Sewage plants
-Warehouses
-Treatment facilities of chemical solvents
-Waste treatment facilities
-Heat treatment
-Packaging facilities
-Laboratories
-Chemical factories
-Filling station of inflammable fluids and gases
-Pumping stations
-Others
V. Technology development
1. Nanotechnology
1.1 Introduction of nanotechnology
1.2 Benefits of fire protection industy from nanotechnology
Enhancing fire resistance and thermal insulation
Tailored materials
Smart materials
Lightweight materials
Strength and hardness enhancement
Enhancing coating performance
Ultrafine detecting and monitoring
Physical infrastructure monitoring
Raising fire extinguishing efficiency
2. Environment technology
a, Reduction of raw material consumption
b, Recycling
c, Zero emission
VI. Overview of Regulations, Standards, Accreditation and Codes
1. International Standards
a.ISO Standards
b.Building Codes
2. Country related
a.Germany
ii.Overview of regulations and specifications
b.United Kingdom
i.Construction specification
ii.Overview of statutory requirements
iii.Manufactures and product test standards
c.European Union
d.USA
e.China
VII. Markets
1. Market definition
2. Overview of market – world
2.1 State and development
2.2 Value Chain for Sprinkler Systems in Average
2.2 Markets for passive fire protection worldewide 2008-2015, 2020 and 2025 in Mio. Euro
2.3 Markets for active fire protection worldewide 2008-2015, 2020 and 2025 in Mio. Euro
3. Overview of market – West Europe
3.1 State and development
3.2 Markets for passive fire protection in West Europe 2008-2015, 2020 and 2025 in Mio. Euro
3.3 Markets for active fire protection in West Europe 2008-2015, 2020 and 2025 in Mio. Euro
4. Overview of market – Germany
4.1 Markets for passive fire protection in Germany 2008-2015, 2020 and 2025 in Mio. Euro
4.2 Markets for active fire protection in Germany 2008-2015, 2020 and 2025 in Mio. Euro
5. Overview of market – Great Britain
5.1 Markets for passive fire protection in Great Britain 2008-2015, 2020 and 2025 in Mio. Euro
5.2 Markets for active fire protection in Great Britain 2008-2015, 2020 and 2025 in Mio. Euro
6. Overview of market – France
6.1 Markets for passive fire protection in France 2008-2015, 2020 and 2025 in Mio. Euro
6.2 Markets for active fire protection in France 2008-2015, 2020 and 2025 in Mio. Euro
7. Overview of market – Italy
7.1 Markets for passive fire protection in Italy 2008-2015, 2020 and 2025 in Mio. Euro
7.2 Markets for active fire protection in Italy 2008-2015, 2020 and 2025 in Mio. Euro
8. Overview of market – Other West European Countries
8.1 Markets for passive fire protection in Other West European Countries 2008-2015, 2020 and 2025 in Mio. Euro
8.2 Markets for active fire protection in Other West European Countries 2008-2015, 2020 and 2025 in Mio. Euro
9. Overview of market – East Europe
9.1 State and development
9.2 Markets for passive fire protection in East Europe 2008-2015, 2020 and 2025 in Mio. Euro
9.3 Markets for active fire protection in East Europe 2008-2015, 2020 and 2025 in Mio. Euro
10. Overview of market – USA/NAFTA
10.1 State and development
10.2 Markets for passive fire protection in USA/NAFTA 2008-2015, 2020 and 2025 in Mio. Euro
10.3 Markets for active fire protection in USA/NAFTA 2008-2015, 2020 and 2025 in Mio. Euro
11. Overview of market – Southeast Asia/China
11.1 State and development
11.2 Markets for passive fire protection in Southeast Asia/China 2008-2015, 2020 and 2025 in Mio. Euro
11.3 Markets for active fire protection in Southeast Asia/China 2008-2015, 2020 and 2025 in Mio. Euro
12. Overview of market – China
12.1 State and development
12.2 Markets for passive fire protection in China 2008-2015, 2020 and 2025 in Mio. Euro
12.3 Markets for active fire protection in China 2008-2015, 2020 and 2025 in Mio. Euro
13. Overview of market – Japan
13.1 Markets for passive fire protection in Japan 2008-2015, 2020 and 2025 in Mio. Euro
13.2 Markets for active fire protection in Japan 2008-2015, 2020 and 2025 in Mio. Euro
14. Overview of market - Middle East
14.1 markets for passive fire protection in the Middle East 2008-2015.2020 and 1025 in Mio Euro
14.2 markets for active fire protection in the Middle East 2008-2015.2020 and 1025 in Mio Euro
VIII. Competition
1 Competition situation in passive fire protection
1.1 Germany
1.1.1 Structure and development of competition in passive fire protection
1.1.2 Leading companies in passive fire protection market for system supplying in Germany
1.1.3 Leading companies for intumescent coatings in Germany
1.1.4 Leading companies for claddings/panels in Germany
1.1.5 Leading companies for cable/ventilation channels in Germany
1.1.6 Leading companies for bulkheads in Germany
1.1.7 Leading companies for fire protection glazings in Germany
1.1.8 Leading companies for building services engineering/installation in Germany
1.1.9 Leading companies for fire doors in Germany
1.2 Competition in West Europe
1.2.1 Structure and development of the competition in passive fire protection in West Europe
1.2.2 Leading companies in passive fire protection in Great Britain
1.2.3 Leading companies in passive fire protection in France
1.2.4 Leading companies in passive fire protection in Western Europe
1.3 Competition in East Europe
1.3.1 Structure and development of the competition in passive fire protection in East Europe
1.3.2 Leading companies in passive fire protection market for system supplying in East Europe
1.4 Competition in USA/NAFTA
1.4.1 Structure and development of the competition in passive fire protection in USA/NAFTA
1.4.2 Leading companies in passive fire protection in USA/NAFTA
1.5 Competition in South/East Asia
1.5.1 Structure and development of the competition in passive fire protection in South/East Asia
1.5.2 Leading companies in passive fire protection in South/East Asia
2. Competition in active fire protection
2.1 Competition situation in Germany
2.1.1 Structure and development of the competition in active fire protection
2.1.2 Leading companies in active fire protection in Germany
2.2 Competition situation in West Europe
2.2.1 Structure and development of the competition in active fire protection in West Europe
2.2.2 Leading companies in detection/monitoring systems in West Europe
2.2.3 Leading companies in fire extinguishing systems/equipment in West Europe
2.3 Competition situation in East Europe
2.3.1 Structure and development of the competition in active fire protection in East Europe
2.4 Competition situation in USA/NAFTA
2.4.1 Structure and development of the competition in active fire protection in USA/NAFTA
2.4.2 Leading companies in active fire protection in USA/NAFTA
2.5 Competition situation in South/East Asia
2.5.1 Structure and development of the competition in active fire protection in South/East Asia
2.5.2 Leading companies in active fire protection in South/East Asia
IX. Approach for a successful Market development – influencing factors and recommendations
1. Building contracts – Deciding and influencing factors
1.1 Private building constructions
1.2 Public and industrial buildings
1.3 Decision making and influence factors in the planning and application of fire protection measures and products
1.4 Architects
1.5 Building planner
2. Source of information in public, private and industrial sector
3. Information and Communication with Customers
4. Market development and trends
4.1 In passive fire protection
4.2 In active fire protection
5. Chances and success factors for the passive fire protection market application
6. Risks and barriers for passive fire protection market application
X. Competitor profiles
1. Selected companies - Germany
2. Selected companies - Worldwide
4) Countries and Regions
The following countries are covered in this study:
Western Europe NAFTA Middle East
Germany USA Israel
France Canada UAE
Italy Mexico Saudi Arabia
Great Britain Iran
Ireland South and Middle America Iraq
Spain Venezuela Egypt
Portugal Argentina Rest Middle East
Netherlands Brazil
Norway Columbia Africa
Sweden Chile South Africa
Finland Rest S/M America Morocco
Denmark Algeria
Austria Asia / Australia Tunisia
Switzerland Japan Libya
Turkey China Rest Africa
Rest WE Korea
Rest N/E Asia Worldwide Summary
Eastern Europe / CIS India
Czech Republic Pakistan
Poland Singapore
Hungary Vietnam
Rest OEU / MEU Thailand
Russia Rest South Asia
Turk-Countries Australia
Rest CIS New Zealand
5) Methods and Data sources
I. Helmut Kaiser Consultancy´s own knowledge and know-how since 15 years in this market
II. Interviews with competitors and users, designer and constructors
III. Using external database and secondary material
Investigation/participation of experts, specialists and officiers
-Professional architect
-Professional electric designer
-Companies specialized in fire protection
-Industries with high risk of fire
-Fire insurance
-Fire protection authorities
-Technical inspection agencies
-Electric installation enterprises with over 100 employees
-Associations of fire protection like IBA, GBA
-Other related experts
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Extra:
Market Segmentation can be purchased (each segmentation 1900 Euro) separately for market development anf figures in different areas of applications, such as:
1.Private buildings
2.Public buildings
3.Industial buildings
4.Power stations
5.Mining fields (oil)
6.Airports
7.Waste Treatment facilities
- Biomass plants
- Biofuel plants
- Biogas plants
8) How to Order
Total Study 4900 Euro
Summary of the Total Study 2900 Euro
One Segment/Country/Application 1900 Euro
