Description

This research service analyses current and future trends in the Indian Automation market across various industries. This analysis is in an Excel format.

Analysis has been based on the key end-user segment of different automation products (Oil and Gas, chemicals, Power generation, Construction, pharmaceuticals, Food and beverage, Metals and mining, water and wastewater, and others). The data are also segmented by the following:
Distributed Control Systems (DCS) is a term commonly used to describe the network control architecture found in highly integrated industrial environments.
SCADA (SCADA system is a widely accepted control system that helps monitor and control large-scale industrial processes, including those at multiple sites and at long distances).

HMI (HMI is an interface hardware used for stand-alone, machine-level, or small process applications, embedded applications, which are linked to a controller or host computer, and HMI software, which can run on a PC, panel PC, static terminal, and mobile devices and allow advanced visualization and integration into supervisory and enterprise-level solutions).
PLC (A PLC is defined as a digital electronic system that uses a programmable memory for the internal storage of user-oriented instructions for implementing specific functions).

IHP Motors (In India, the standard voltage ratings available for MV motors are 3.3 kV, 6.6 kV, and 11 kV).

LV Drives & MV Drives (Electrical drives can be classified as AC or DC drives. AC drives are classified further as LV or MV. Low Voltage (LV): 220V, 415V and 690 V).
Servo Systems (A servo is an automatic device that uses error-sensing feedback to correct the performance of a mechanism).

Various market drivers and restraints and their impacts over the time have been discussed. In addition, this research outlines the total market share analysis. A detailed regional breakdown covering North, West, East and South has been provided. The research also provides the revenue forecasts for end-user industries. A detailed breakdown of product wise competition and distribution channel is provided for the individual products. Individual products have also been further broken down by sub-products. CY 2016 is the base year for the study and the forecast period is from 2017 to 2021.

This study will answer the following questions:
·     How was the Indian market for control systems, motors, drives and servo systems in CY2016?
·     Which are the geographic regions and end user industries emerged as the hot spots for automation opportunities in CY2016?
·     How was the competition stacked up for each of the product being tracked?