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玻璃纖維增強混凝土市場-2024年至2029年預測Glass Fiber Reinforced Concrete Market - Forecasts from 2024 to 2029 |
玻璃纖維混凝土預計在預測期內複合年成長率為8.12%。
GFRC(玻璃纖維增強混凝土)是水泥和沙子與玻璃纖維的混合物。 GFRC具有獨特的成分,其應用廣泛。它具有韌性、耐用性、不燃性、耐火性、永續性、多功能性、低維護性、成本效益和重量等多種優點。
對綠色和永續建築的需求正在推動市場對永續和可回收材料的相對需求。 LEED 評級系統和 BREEAM 等「綠色認證」空間的使用日益增多,導致建築租賃成本和租金不斷上升。這些觀點對於亞洲已開發國家和新興經濟體尤其重要。
這些建築不僅具有成本效益,而且有助於人們的健康。根據美國綠色建築委員會的一項研究,對人們的好處包括更乾淨的空氣和水以及減少接觸有害物質。因此,投資永續空間需要吸引優質租戶並實現更高的入住率、更高的租金和更高的租金收益率。
世界各地的建築業正以驚人的速度成長。該行業的成長歸因於世界各地都市化的不斷加快。根據世界經濟論壇預測,2022年城市人口占總人口的比例預計將上升至55%,2080年將上升至80%。這將導致所有部門的材料消耗顯著增加,包括不斷擴大的建築和開發行業。玻璃纖維混凝土是一種獨特且多功能的材料,與許多其他建築材料相比具有優勢。
玻璃纖維增強混凝土具有較高的強度重量比,使其具有與其他混凝土相似的強度和密度。可用於更輕、更薄的複雜架構。玻璃纖維混凝土的優點是比傳統混凝土輕80%,更容易搬運和安裝。作為一種創新和基於解決方案的應用,玻璃纖維增強混凝土的使用未來可能會增加。
建設產業擴大使用永續材料,推動了對類似材料和建築模式的需求。與傳統材料相比,玻璃纖維增強混凝土具有多種優勢,例如每平方公尺水泥含量較低、運輸成本較低、建築物負荷減輕以及耐各種天氣條件。玻璃纖維混凝土變得越來越有價值,因為它通常是使用可回收材料生產的。
不向大氣排放污染物。其製造和應用過程是安全的。由於其重量輕,運輸成本造成的碳排放低於其他材料。在維修期間也可以重複使用它。 GFRC 使用更少的水泥和更多的回收材料,使其完全可回收。因此,隨著人們對可回收性和永續性的興趣日益濃厚,玻璃纖維增強混凝土的應用未來可能會擴大在建設產業。
中國、日本、印度、韓國等主要經濟體在亞太地區佔據主導地位。一些成長最快的新興經濟體來自該地區,例如東南亞國協。印度和中國是兩個最大的經濟體,並且正在經歷快速成長。根據IBEF(印度品牌股權基金會)提供的數據,印度2024-2025年中期預算中基礎設施資本支出成長11.1%,達到1,338.6億美元,基礎建設作為經濟乘數的重大投資正獲得顯著的動力。 。
即使在2021年的房地產動盪之後,中國仍然是最大的房地產成長和開拓市場。新的機會在於政策決策,例如到 2022 年將新建都市區建築認證為綠色建築。這包括學校、醫院、博物館、體育場館、保障性住宅以及面積超過2萬平方公尺的單體建築等公共設施。玻璃纖維增強混凝土在建築和建築行業的應用預計將在該地區出現強勁成長。因為玻璃纖維混凝土是用於建造環保建築的永續產品。
這種材料缺乏延展性,在高壓下會破裂,使其在某些應用中變得困難。然而,這種材料比類似材料更輕,這彌補了缺點並提供了使用這種材料的整體優勢。
The glass fiber-reinforced concrete is expected to register a CAGR of 8.12% during the forecast period.
GFRC (Glass Fiber Reinforced Concrete) is a mixture of cement and sand with glass fiber. It has a unique composition and versatility in its application. Glass fiber reinforced concrete has multiple advantages, such as toughness, durability, non-combustible and fire-resistant, sustainability, versatility, low maintenance, cost-effectiveness, weight, etc.
The demand for green and sustainable buildings has caused the relative demand for sustainable and recyclable materials in the market. The growing usage of the "green certified" spaces, such as the LEED rating system or BREEAM, causes the increased rental cost of the building or giving premium to lease them. These observations are especially relevant to developed economies and developing economies of Asia as well.
These buildings are not only cost-beneficial but also good for people's health. U.S. Green Building Council Inc.'s research claims benefits to the people such as clean air, water, and less exposure to toxins. Thus investment in sustainable spaces includes attracting high-quality tenants and achieving higher occupancy levels, rental uplifts, and greater rental yields.
The construction and building industry all across the world is rising at a significant pace. This rise in the sector is due to the growing urbanization across the world. According to the World Economic Forum, the share of the urban population of the total population is 55% in 2022 and likely to be 80% by 2080. This would significantly cause the rise of material consumption in every sector, including the expanding construction and development industry. The glass fiber-reinforced concrete is a unique and versatile material that can offer benefits over many other construction materials.
Glass fiber reinforced concrete does have a higher strength-to-weight ratio that can give the strength and density similar to any other concrete. It can be used in lighter and thinner architecturally complex structures. Glass fiber-reinforced concrete is 80% lighter than traditional concrete, which gives it the advantage of easy handling and installation. The use of glass fiber-reinforced concrete is likely to increase as the upcoming innovative and solution-based applications.
The growing use of sustainable materials in the building and construction industry has caused an increased demand for similar materials and construction patterns. The glass fiber reinforced concrete usage gives several advantages against traditional materials such as reduced cement content per square meter, reduced transport costs, reduced load on the building, and resistance to all types of weather, among others. The value of glass fiber-reinforced concrete has been growing as it is often produced using recyclable materials.
It does not emit any pollutants in the atmosphere. Its production and application process is safe. Due to its low weight, the carbon emissions due to transportation costs are lesser than the other materials. It also gives the possibility of recycling in later renovations. GFRC uses less cement and more recycled materials making it completely recyclable. Thus the usage of glass fiber-reinforced concrete will grow in the future construction industry with the growing concerns for recyclability and sustainability.
The major economies like China, Japan, India, and South Korea dominate the Asia-Pacific region. Some of the fastest-growing emerging economies are from this region such as ASEAN countries. India and China are the two largest and fastest-growing economies. Figures depicted by ibef (India Brand Equity Foundation), Indian interim budget 2024-25, allocated capital investment outlay for infrastructure has been increased by 11.1% US$ 133.86 billion, giving a significant boost to the infrastructure as an important economic multiplier.
After the real estate turmoil of 2021, China remains the largest market for the growth and development of real estate. The new opportunity lies in policy decisions such as, new urban buildings being certified green buildings by 2022. This includes public facilities such as schools, hospitals, museums, stadiums, affordable housing, and any single building over 20,000 square meters area. The application of glass fiber-reinforced concrete in the construction and building industry would increase in the region for robust growth. As glass fiber-reinforced concrete is a sustainable product used for the construction of green buildings.
Lack of ductility of the material caused it difficult for certain applications as it could break under high pressure, further the high cost of the equipment used in the installation is projected to limit its demand. However, the material is lighter than its counterparts thus capping the disadvantages and giving the overall benefit of using the material.