Freedonia Industry Study #1570

Corrosion Inhibitors

Study Publication Date: June 2002 Price: $3,700 Pages: 217

Corrosion Inhibitors, a new study from The Freedonia Group, provides you with an in-depth analysis of major trends in the industry and the outlook for product segments and major markets -- critical information to help you with strategic planning. This brochure gives you an indication of the scope, depth and value of Freedonia's new study, Corrosion Inhibitors. Ordering information is included on the back page of the brochure.

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Study Highlights ............................................................................... 2 Table of Contents and List of Tables and Charts ............................. 4 Sample Pages and Sample Tables from: Market Environment .................................................... 6 Markets ........................................................................ 7 Products ....................................................................... 8 Industry Structure ........................................................ 9 Company Profiles ...................................................... 10 List of Companies Profiled ........................................ 11 Forecasting Methodology ............................................................... 12 About the Company ....................................................................... 13 Advantages of Freedonia Reports ................................................... 13 About Our Customers .................................................................... 14 Other Titles From Freedonia ......................................................... 15 Ordering Information ..................................................................... 16

Study Highlights
Demand for corrosion inhibitors in the US is forecast to increase 4.4 percent per year to $1.6 billion in 2006, with volume growth averaging three percent per year to 1.1 billion pounds. In water treatment applications, inhibitors will benefit from the increasing use of recycled water due in part to tightening wastewater effluent standards in many industries. Paint and coating additives will experience aboveaverage growth due to the ongoing replacement of solvent-based paints with water-based types, which require increased inhibitor loadings and higher-value inhibitor types. Organic-based products will remain the largest type in value terms, although molybdates and silicates will experience faster growth. Organics will benefit from the use of amines in volatile corrosion inhibitors (VCIs), which are becoming increasingly common. In 2001, the top five suppliers of corrosion inhibitors to the US market -- Suez (through ONDEO Nalco), BetzDearborn (a division of Hercules), Ashland (through its Drew Industrial and Drew Marine businesses), Great Lakes Chemical (via its BioLab and OSCA subsidiaries) and Lubrizol -- accounted for nearly 40 percent of the total.

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Corrosion Inhibitor Demand, 2001

Chemicals 18.1% Petroleum Refining 26.0%

Utilities 17.4%

Other 5.1% Cement & Concrete 2.4% Metals 7.9% Oil & Gas Production 13.0% Pulp & Paper 10.1%

Corrosion Inhibitor Demand

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% Annual Growth Item Gross Domestic Product (bil $) $ corrosion inhibitor/000$ GDP Corrosion Inhibitor Demand Petroleum Refining Chemicals Utilities Oil & Gas Production Pulp & Paper Metals Cement & Concrete Other $/lb Corrosion Inhibitor Demand (mil lb)
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1996 7813 0.14 1076 267 211 190 140 110 85 20 53 1.19 906

2001 10208 0.12 1268 330 230 220 165 128 100 30 65 1.33 950

2006 13100 0.12

2011 16800 0.11

01/96 5.5 --

06/01 5.1 -4.4 4.0 5.8 3.4 2.9 5.2 5.4 3.7 5.0 1.5 3.0

1570 1900 3.3 SUMMARY TABLE 401 305 260 190 165 130 36 83 1.43 1100 485 390 295 225 195 160 45 105 1.53 1240 4.3 1.7 3.0 3.3 3.1 3.3 8.4 4.2 2.2 1.0

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List of Contents, Tables and Charts

Chart - Corrosion Inhibitor Demand by Market, 2001 . 35 Petroleum Refining ......................................................... 35 Refining Industry Outlook .......................................... 36 Table - Refined Petroleum Products Indicators .......... 38 Corrosion Inhibitor Demand ....................................... 38 Table - Petroleum Refining Market for Corrosion Inhibitors by Application & Type ...... 39 Chart - Petroleum Refining Corrosion Inhibitor Demand by Application, 2001 ............................... 40 Water Treatment ..................................................... 40 Table - Petroleum Refining Water Treatment Market for Corrosion Inhibitors by Type ............. 42 Lubricant Additives ................................................. 43 Table - Lubricants Market for Corrosion Inhibitors by Type ............................................. 45 Fuel Additives ......................................................... 46 Table - Fuel Additives Market for Organic Corrosion Inhibitors ........................................... 48 Chemicals ....................................................................... 48 Chemical Industry Outlook ......................................... 49 Table - Chemical Products Indicators ........................ 51 Corrosion Inhibitor Demand ....................................... 51 Table - Chemicals Market for Corrosion Inhibitors by Application & Type .......................................... 52 Chart - Chemicals Corrosion Inhibitor Demand by Application, 2001 ............................................. 53 Water Treatment ......................................................... 53 Table - Chemical Water Treatment Market for Corrosion Inhibitors .......................................... 56 Product Additives ........................................................ 56 Table - Chemical Additive Market for Corrosion Inhibitors .......................................... 57 Utilities ........................................................................ 61 Utilities Industry Outlook ............................................ 61 Table - Utilities Industry Indicators .......................... 64 Corrosion Inhibitor Demand ....................................... 64 Table - Utilities Market for Corrosion Inhibitors by Sector & Type .................................................. 65

I. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY Summary Table .............................................................. 3 II. MARKET ENVIRONMENT General ........................................................................... 4 Macroeconomic Environment ............................................. 5 Table - Macroeconomic Outlook ..................................... 7 Demographic Trends ......................................................... 7 Table - Demographic Trends .......................................... 9 Manufacturing Outlook ..................................................... 9 Table - Manufacturers Shipments ............................... 12 Water Use Trends ........................................................... 12 Table - Water Use Trends ............................................ 14 Historical Trends ............................................................ 14 Table - Corrosion Inhibitor Market Trends, 1992-2001 ... 16 Chart - Corrosion Inhibitor Market Trends, 1992-2001 ... 17 Corrosion Costs ............................................................... 17 Competitive Technologies ............................................... 18 Corrosion Resistant Metals ........................................... 19 Plastics & Ceramics ...................................................... 21 Anticorrosive Coatings ................................................. 22 Other Technologies ..................................................... 23 Volatile Corrosion Inhibitors ............................................ 24 Environmental & Regulatory Issues ................................. 26 Pricing Trends ................................................................ 28 International Activity & Foreign Trade ............................ 30 Table - Corrosion Inhibitor Pricing Trends ................... 30 III. MARKETS General ........................................................................ 33 Table - Corrosion Inhibitor Demand by Market & Application ........................................... 34

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Municipal Water ...................................................... 65 Table - Municipal Water Treatment Market for Corrosion Inhibitors by Type ........................ 68 Power Generation & Other ...................................... 68 Table - Power Generation & Other Utility Water Treatment Market for Corrosion Inhibitors by Type .. 71 Oil & Gas Production ..................................................... 71 Oil & Gas Industry Outlook ........................................ 71 Table - Oil & Gas Production .................................. 73 Corrosion Inhibitor Demand ....................................... 73 Table - Oil & Gas Production Market for Corrosion Inhibitors by Type ............................ 76 Pulp & Paper .................................................................. 76 Paper Industry Outlook ............................................... 77 Table - Paper Industry Indicators .............................. 78 Corrosion Inhibitor Demand ....................................... 78 Table - Pulp & Paper Market for Corrosion Inhibitors by Type ................................................................ 81 Metals ........................................................................ 81 Metal Industry Outlook ............................................... 82 Table - Metals Shipments ......................................... 83 Corrosion Inhibitor Demand ....................................... 84 Table - Metals Market for Corrosion Inhibitors by Type ................................................................ 86 Cement & Concrete ........................................................ 86 Cement Outlook ......................................................... 86 Table - Cement & Concrete Demand ....................... 88 Corrosion Inhibitor Demand ....................................... 88 Table - Cement & Concrete Market for Corrosion Inhibitors by Type ............................ 91 Other ........................................................................ 91 Table - Other Markets for Corrosion Inhibitors by Type ... 94 IV. PRODUCTS General ........................................................................ 95 Table - Corrosion Inhibitor Demand by Type .............. 96 Chart - Corrosion Inhibitor Product Demand, 2001: Value Versus Volume ................................................ 97

Organics ........................................................................ 98 Table - Organic Corrosion Inhibitor Demand ............... 99 Azoles ........................................................................ 99 Table - Nitrite Corrosion Inhibitor Demand ........... 108 Amines ...................................................................... 101 Other ...................................................................... 102 Nitrites ...................................................................... 105 Phosphates ................................................................... 108 Table - Phosphate Corrosion Inhibitor Demand ......... 111 Molybdates ................................................................... 111 Table - Molybdate Corrosion Inhibitor Demand ........ 114 Phosphonates ................................................................ 114 Table - Phosphonate Corrosion Inhibitor Demand ..... 116 Silicates ...................................................................... 117 Table - Silicate Corrosion Inhibitor Demand ............... 119 Chromates .................................................................... 119 Table - Chromate Corrosion Inhibitor Demand .......... 121 Other ...................................................................... 121 Table - Other Corrosion Inhibitor Demand ................ 124 V. INDUSTRY STRUCTURE General ...................................................................... 125 Chart - Corrosion Inhibitor Industry Flowchart .......... 127 Market Share ................................................................ 128 Chart - Corrosion Inhibitor Market Share by Company, 2001 ................................................. 130 Competitive Strategies ................................................... 130 Product Differentiation .............................................. 130 Research & New Product Development ..................... 132 Market Focus ............................................................ 133 Low-Cost Leadership ................................................. 135 Cooperative Agreements ............................................ 136 Table - Selected Cooperative Agreements ................ 138 Acquisitions & Divestitures ........................................... 138 Table - Selected Acquisitions & Divestitures ............... 140 Marketing & Distribution ............................................. 141 Table - US Corrosion Inhibitor Sales by Company, 2001 ................................................. 145 Company Profiles ................................................... 145-217

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Market Environment
The Market Environment Section discusses factors influencing corrosion inhibitor demand, including pricing and water use trends as well as Freedonia's uniquely developed macroeconomic indicators. This information provides you with an understanding and an analysis of the climate in which the corrosion inhibitors industry operates.
Environmental & Regulatory Issues The corrosion inhibitor market is extremely sensitive to environmental regulation given the nature of the chemical products involved. For example, corrosion inhibitors used in water treatment applications pose potential problems, as they must be neutralized or removed from wastewater once they have completed their task. Water treatment operations also routinely produce large amounts of sludge, which contains a variety of problematic compounds, including residual amounts of some chemicals used as corrosion inhibitors. In addition, the US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) maintains strict standards regarding chemicals, including corrosion inhibitors, that can be used as additives. Environmental regulations impacting the use of corrosion inhibitors include the Clean Air Act, the Clean Water Act, the Safe Drinking Water Act, and a variety of industry-specific guidelines that affect the market for corrosion inhibitors. The Clean Air Act and subsequent amendments (the latest of which were passed in 1990) restrict the use of volatile organic compounds (VOCs) in areas of the United States which have been unable to meet the 0.12 parts per million (ppm) ground level ozone limit. These limits, which were set by the EPA, are enforced by individual states. VOCs react with airborne nitrogen oxides in the presence of sunlight to form low-level ozone, which is a component of smog. Emission limits have been set for many criteria pollutants mentioned specifically in the Act, and limits were also set for chemicals which were deemed hazardous pollutants but were not covered under the air quality standards. Among other effects, the drive to reduce VOCs has led to the reformulation of products such as paints and coatings from solvent- to water-based types. This shift serves to increase the demand for corrosion inhibitors due to the increased corrosivity of aqueous formulations. The Clean Water Act (CWA) and its subsequent amendments set limits on the pollutants discharged into waterways and water supplies, and made any discharge MARKET ENVIRONMENT

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Markets
MARKETS

The Markets Section analyzes trends and considers the threats and opportunities in each of the major markets for corrosion inhibitors. The information presented will help you: Focus your sales and marketing efforts on high growth areas. Propose new areas for development.

Pulp & Paper - Corrosion Inhibitor Demand Demand for corrosion inhibitors in the pulp and paper industry is projected to increase 5.2 percent annually to $165 million in 2006. Growth will accelerate compared to the 1996-2001 rate, primarily due to increases in the production of SAMPLE PAGE paper products from the weak 2001 base, as well as the trend to close the loop, which has led to increased water recycling. However, growth will be held in check by the declining use of chlorine-based bleaching chemicals, competition from nonchemical means of corrosion inhibition and an overall decrease in water use in the industry. As the largest industrial process water user in North America, the pulp and paper

industry is a significant consumer of corrosion inhibitors. Paper is manufactured by applying a watery suspension of cellulose fibers, or pulp, to a screen that enables the water to drain away, allowing the pulp to form a sheet. Another process that contributes to corrosion is bleaching, which can produce wastewaters containing corrosive chlorinated compounds such as dioxins. Approximately onefifth of pulp and paper mills practice bleaching. Corrosion inhibitors prevent general degradation of piping lines and metal processing equipment, which is aggravated by recycled water use. Because of the EPAs cluster rule, which limits the total allowable amount of chemicals released through process water, exhaust gases and solid waste, water recycling in the industry is increasing. The cluster rule also curtailed the use of chlorine compound-bleaching in 2001, and future regulations may ultimately require altogether chlorine-free bleaching. Greater use of closed-loop systems, whereby 2011 is water 1992 1996 2001 2006 treated and recirculated through a processing system instead of being discharged

Chemicals Market for Corrosion Inhibitors by Application & Type

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Item

Chemical Shipments (bil $) environment, is stimulating demand for a variety493.0 treatment 281.1 341.3 369.0 into the of water 633.0 $ corrosion inhibitor/000$ chemical corrosion inhibitors. Recycled water raises the concentration 0.62 0.62 0.62 0.62 0.62 chemicals, including
of suspended solids and dissolved inorganic species, which can increase the rate of

Corrosion Inhibitor Demand corrosion. By Application: Water Treatment Product Additives By Type: Nitrites Phosphates Molybdates Organics Chromates Other
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173 123 50

211 230 SAMPLE 152 59 166 64

305 TABLE 390 225 80 290 100

52 44 16 13 25 23

67 59 22 17 18 28

78 68 25 20 7 32

102 91 34 29 6 43

126 115 45 40 5 59

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Products
The Products Section provides demand for historical years and forecasts growth to 2006 and 2011. This information helps you: Analyze your company's growth potential in the industry. Outline your strategic plans for five and ten years out. Establish sales goals.
Organics MARKETS

Demand for organic-based corrosion inhibitors is expected to increase 3.9 percent annually to $446 million in 2006. Due primarily to the high price they command SAMPLE PAGE relative to other types, organics will remain the largest corrosion inhibitor in value terms. Through the same period, volume will grow significantly more slowly, increasing less than two percent per year to 145 million pounds. Gains will be held in check by slow growth in certain organics-intensive markets (oil and gas production, and lubricant and fuel additives) as well as the possibility that some organics can serve as food sources for bacteria in closed-loop systems. However, organics will benefit because they are nontoxic and environmentally favorable, and do not contain heavy metals, which will drive their replacement of such inorganic inhibitors as nitrites. Gains will also result from product advancements, such as the use of amines in volatile corrosion inhibitor formulations.

Organic corrosion inhibitors are primarily utilized as additives to finished lubricants and fuels and in oilfield drilling applications (to protect drilling and production Phosphate Corrosion Inhibitor Demand by Market

(million dollars)

equipment). However, certain types, such as azoles, also find use in water treatment in a variety of industries. Other types of organic inhibitors include

Item

amines, hydrazine hydrate, carboxylates and sodium petroleum sulfonates.

Overall, organics are more expensive than inorganics, and this price differential is

1992

1996

2001

2006

2011

expected to widen to the Total Corrosion Inhibitor Demandover the forecast period. This is due in part1570 relatively 887 1076 1268 1900 high price of organic polymers and the use of multicomponent organic blends. % phosphonate 6.0 6.3 6.7 6.8 7.1

Phosphonate Corrosion Inhibitor Demand Petroleum Refining Pulp & Paper Oil & Gas Production Utilities Chemicals Other $/lb Phosphonate Corr Inhibitor (mil lb)
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53 17 10 11 6 6 3 1.18 45

68 23 14 13 7 7 4 1.26 54

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135 53 28 20 13 16 5

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1.41 75

1.50 90

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Marketing & Distribution Marketing efforts have increasingly emerged as a barrier to entry in many industries. Successful marketing strategies in the corrosion inhibitor industry include the ability of a company to offer a complete systems approach, rather than simply marketing the product itself. The highly technical nature of certain corrosion inhibitors requires experienced technical sales staffs and applications engineers that can offer a complete range of services, including measuring the level of corrosion in water. Successful marketing typically requires that these specialists work directly with end users from the initial sales and proposal stages, through prototype design, to final product applications or installation. Total systems service is an increasingly popular technique in the water management chemical industry, for instance, especially in response to the rise in environmental legislation and increasing wastewater treatment and disposal costs. Most major water management chemical manufacturers, such as GE Betz and ONDEO Nalco, market products such as corrosion inhibitors as part of complete equipment and chemical product packages. Since companies are increasingly choosing one company to provide most or all of their needs, suppliers are chosen based on their total water treatment package, rather than just their corrosion inhibitors. Marketing tools commonly used in the corrosion inhibitor industry include direct advertising in end-user industry trade journals, participation in trade shows, news releases to the press and distribution of detailed technical product literature to prospective customers. Most major corrosion inhibitor companies advertise in such trade publications as Chemical & Engineering News, Chemical Week, Industrial Water Treatment, Lubricants World and Oil & Gas Journal. Publication of technical articles in these journals by company personnel can also be an extremely effective marketing tool. Advertising in these trade publications is especially important for new products. Trade show participation is critical because it provides direct personal contact between corrosion inhibitor suppliers and endINDUSTRY STRUCTURE

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Company Profiles
The Profiles Section analyzes 43 companies active in the U.S. corrosion inhibitors market. These profiles represent a sampling or cross-section of the types of companies involved in the industry.
Lubrizol Corporation COMPANY PROFILES

Divisions, subsidiaries, joint ventures, etc., are discussed under appropriate parent companies. Sources for profiles included: Information provided by key staff members in the respective companies Annual reports 10-K reports Security analysts reports Corporate product literature

29400 Lakeland Boulevard Wickliffe, OH 44092 440-943-4200 http://www.lubrizol.com Revenues: $1.8 billion (2001) US Revenues: $741 millionPAGE SAMPLE (2001) Employment: 4,530 (2001) Key Products: paint and coating, refinery and oilfield, and industrial lubricant corrosion inhibitors Lubrizol is a full service fluid technology company, supplying high-performance chemicals, systems and services to customers worldwide. The Company operates in two business segments: fluid technologies for transportation and fluid technologies for industry. In 2001, Lubrizol was one of the top five suppliers of corrosion inhibitors to the US market, accounting for 4.7 percent of demand. The Company offers products for the corrosion inhibitor industry through both the fluid technologies for industry segment, and the fluid technologies for transportation segment. Lubrizols fluid technologies for industry segment offers industrial additives, performance chemicals and performance systems, while the fluid technologies for transportation segment offers oilfield chemicals, as well as additives for lubricating engine oils, driveline oils and fuel products. Industries served by these segments include metalworking, paints and coatings, refinery and oilfield, and industrial lubricants. Metalworking Corrosion Inhibitors -- The Company is one of the largest producers of metalworking fluid additives. Corrosion inhibitor metalworking fluid Copyright by The Freedonia Group, Inc.

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Companies Profiled
Air Products and Chemicals Incorporated Akzo Nobel NV Albemarle Corporation Ashland Incorporated Baker Hughes Incorporated BASF AG Bayer AG Rhein Chemie Corporation BJ Services Company OSCA Incorporated Buckman Laboratories Incorporated ChemTreat Incorporated Ciba Specialty Chemicals Incorporated Cognis GmbH Cortec Corporation Crompton Corporation CK Witco Corporation Dow Chemical Company Hampshire Chemical Corporation DuPont (EI) de Nemours Exxon Mobil Corporation Ferro Corporation Keil Chemical Garratt-Callahan Company General Electric Company BetzDearborn GE Betz GenTek Incorporated General Chemical Corporation Grace (WR) & Company Great Lakes Chemical Corporation BioLab Incorporated Hammond Group Incorporated HALOX Pigments Henkel KGaA Hercules Incorporated Huntsman Corporation King Industries Incorporated Lonza Group Limited Lubrizol Corporation Alox Corporation MeadWestvaco Corporation Westvaco Corporation Occidental Petroleum Corporation OxyChem Octel Corporation PMC Global Incorporated PQ Corporation Rhodia SA Albright & Wilson Limited Rohm and Haas Company Sherwin-Williams Company Moly-White Pigments Group Solutia Incorporated Astaris LLC Suez SA ONDEO Nalco Tomah3 Products Incorporated Total Fina Elf SA Atofina Chemicals Incorporated Vulcan Materials Company

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