Demand in the US for emission control products (components and materials) will increase to $3.9 billion in 2007. Increasingly stringent emission standards set by the EPA and the extensi..
Demand in the US for emission control products
(components and materials) will increase to $3.9 billion in
2007. Increasingly stringent emission standards set by the
EPA and the extension of these standards into previously
unregulated areas are drivers for this upswing.
The most rapid growth will be registered in sensors,
as emissions control becomes increasingly more sophisticated,
according to a new study from The Freedonia Group, Inc.,
Cleveland, Ohio.
Filters represent the largest group of consumable
products utilized in emissions control. Used widely
throughout industry, filters are the primary mechanical means
of
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