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In the development of the domestic foundry industry, pump and valve casting companies should solve problems such as energy-saving electricity, shortage of employment, and national policies. At the same time, they should pay more attention to the development of the industry and make appropriate adjustments according to the operating conditions of the company in order to make the future better. Fast development.
With the continuous advancement of technology, pump products will certainly develop in the direction of intelligence, can monitor parameters such as pressure, flow, temperature and vibration; can evaluate the shaft, bearing and sealing condition of the pump; and can explain the cause of the failure. For diagnosis, etc. The technological development of the magnetic pump and diaphragm pump industry will be concentrated in designing electronic regulating systems, improving drive devices and seeking new materials.
Prospective Industry Research Institute data shows that in the investment of sewage treatment equipment, pumps account for about 15 percent of the total investment in mechanical equipment. According to the pro-rata calculation, during the 12th Five-Year Plan period, the demand for pump products in urban sewage treatment will be around 60 billion yuan. There will be nearly 40 billion market demands in the next three years and the market prospects are good. In the near future, China's pump and valve backbone enterprises will surely be able to catch up with and surpass foreign companies of the same type, contribute to the nationalization of major national technological equipment, occupy a certain share in the world's pump market competition, and become the world's pump valve manufacturing industry. Strong country.
The future of the pump industry is promising
The pump industry is a typical investment-driven industry. Market demand is greatly influenced by the country’s macroeconomic policies, especially the macroeconomic policies of the water conservancy, construction, and energy industries.