Burner Management Systems Market Size, Share & Industry Analysis, By Component (Hardware, Software), By Industry (Oil and gas, Chemical, Mining, Metal and Mineral, Food and Beverages, Automotive, Others) and Regional Forecast, 2024-2032

Burner Management Systems (BMS) used to collect data, monitor, predict the operations and automated responses to achieve optimized results. BMS is majorly adopted by various industrial sectors due to following factors – to achieve operational efficiency, to ensure workplace safety, to reduce maintenance cost, and to reduce the maintenance costs. Government has implemented rules and regulations to promote safety and reduce accidents. Additionally, increased investments in R&D activities over the years has promoted the adoption of burner management systems.

Rising deamnd of BMS from oil & gas industry, as BMS facilitates proper functioning of the equipment and maintain safe work environment. Additionally, various organizations such as National Fire Protection Association has developed many policies and standards to prevent accidents at work area. This factor has promoted the adoption of BMS in chemical and pharmaceutical sector.

Key Players Covered:

Some of the players in the Burner Management Systems market are ABB, Siemens, Schneider Electric, Honeywell International Inc., Babcock & Wilcox Enterprises, Inc, General Electric, Rockwell Automation, Inc., Emerson Electric Co. and others.

E.ON UK plc. and Siemens have collaborated to produce 3D printed burner. This burner is been manufactured for the energy sector for an SGT – 700 gas turbine. The burner had been working for 8000 hrs. with no issues arising from it. This collaboration project has contributed to longer operational lifespan of the components ultimately longer lifespan of the gas turbine.

Schneider Electric has partnered with Electro80 as its first Safety Alliance System Integrator. Electro80 thus becomes the Triconex System Integrator in Asia Pacific region and one among the few partners across the globe. This partnership will allow Electro80 to leverage Triconex SIS platform to deliver safety solutions to its clients – Emergency shutdown, Burner management systems (BMS) Fire and Gas (F&G), Machine Safety, Safety loop life cycle management, high availability general purpose PLCs . Electro80 brought its expertise and experience to the safety alliance partner role. This partnership has broadened the customer base of Electro80 and solidified the Schneider Electric’s presence and commitment in system integrator channel.  

Regional Analysis

North America is expected to be major revenue share in BMS market. The presence of burner management systems providers in North America will support in the growth of the market in coming years. Government mandatory rules and regulations will drive adoption of burner management systems in various industry. This adoption will ensure health and safety measures at hazardous work areas in industry.

The Middle East and Africa region is expected to show tremendous growth in this market. The number of oil and gas plants and major energy power projects are higher in these regions. This increases the adoption of burners and industrial boilers thus incentivizing the adoption of burner management systems.

Segmentation

Key Industry Developments

• January 2020 – Cimarron Energy, INC. has released the most innovative burner management system. Burner management system- ARControl Dual – is designed to assist the oil and gas producers. It operates equipment with dual burners from a single control box. This reduces the capex and opex cost to serve the today’s market.


• November 2018 - Rockwell Automation, Inc. has upgraded its ladle cleaning shop to its control system based on PlantPAx design standard. Additionally, the company even migrated its control systems at Mozal furnace assembly.   The new changes automated the position and speed of the furnace tilt. The IO control systems integrates with existing furnace systems including tightness control, hardwired safety systems and burner management systems.