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Annual Statistical Report American Iron and Steel Institute 1960
Annual Statistical Report American Iron and Steel Institute 1960
Hard Cover
Ex-Library Book
Copyright 1961
103 pages
CONTENTS
Page
FOREWORD V
GENERAL STATISTICS
Coke, blast furnace and steel capacity by States
Capacity, production and shipments
Production of pig iron, ferroalloys, steel and hot rolled products
Production of miscellaneous finished iron and steel products
Financial
Scrap-inventory analysis
Consumption of scrap, pig iron, fuel oil, tar and pitch, natural gas, liquid petroleum gas, coke oven gas, electric power, fluxes, oxygen,alloying metals and nonferrous metals
Agglomerated products-materials used and production
Iron ore and sinter operations
BLS index of iron and steel prices
EMPLOYMENT AND WAGE DATA
Number of employees, hours worked and wages paid
Wage employees-employment cost, age and length of service, injury frequency and severity
COKE AND COAL
Coke capacity and production by years35
Coke production, shipments and consumption36
Coke production by States36
Coke consumption by States and uses37
Coal consumption by uses38
BLAST FURNACE
Capacity and production by years and States41
Monthly production42
Production by grades and kinds43
Production by type of furnace and States44
Pig iron shipments other than for own use44
Number of furnaces and production of ferroalloys45
Production per blast furnace day46
Consumption of ore, scrap, cinder and scale, limestone and coke46,47
Dismantled, abandoned and building 47
Pig iron-inventory analysis48
INGOTS AND STEEL FOR CASTINGS
Capacity, production and per cent capacity 51
Capacity by States and processes52
Capacity by types of furnaces53
Production by processes54
Alloy steel production54,55
Production by carbon, alloy and stainless grades55
Production by States and processes56
Monthly production57
Alloy steel by grades58
Stainless steel by type numbers59
Weekly and monthly production index60
Steel works added, rolling mills added or being dismantled61
STEEL PRODUCTS
Production
Summary by products 64-65
Products rerolled from rails, axles, etc 66
Summary by years and States 67, 68
Plates and skelp by years and States 68
Other flat rolled and bars by years and States 69
Concrete bars and heavy shapes by years and States 70
Rails and accessories, tube rounds and rods by years and States 71
Forging billets by years and States 72
Flat rolled products by classes 72
Plates, sheets and strip by sizes 73
Continuous hot sheet-strip mills 74
Cold rolled sheets and strip, coated and other sheets 74
Tin and tern plate and black plate 75
Cold finished bars, tool steel and forgings 76
Rails 77
Rail joints, tie plates and track spikes 77
Pipe and tubing 78-80
Wire, fence, bale ties, coiled baling wire, fence poste, nails and
staples 81
Shipments
Summary by products . 84-91
By months 92-93
By market classifications 94-96
High speed and tool steel 97
EXPORTS OF IRON AND STEEL
Summary 100, 101, 102
By products and by Countries 103
IMPORTS OF IRON AND STEEL
Summary 106, 107
By products and by Countries 108, 109
By Custom Districts 110-111
Scrap, pig iron and ferroalloys 112
ORE STATISTICS
Production 114
Shipments, etc.115, 116
Imports 117
COAL AND COKE STATISTICS
Production118,119
CANADIAN STATISTICS 122-126
PRODUCTION BY COUNTRIES
Iron ore 128-131
Pig iron and ferroalloys 132-134
Steel 135-137
INDEX
FOREWORD
This Report for 1960 is the Eighty-ninth Annual Statistical Report in the series prepared by American Iron and Steel Institute and its predecessor, American Iron and Steel Association, and the Forty-ninth since the series was begun by the Institute.
All indexes of steel production in this Report are based on average production of the three years 1957-1959. In previous reports, indexes were based on average steel production of the three years 1947-1949.
Steel produced by the basic oxygen process in the years 1955 through 1958, which in previous reports was combined with steel produced in electric furnaces, is shown separate in this edition for each of those years.
Some changes from previous reports have been made in the interest of greater usefulness. Chief among those are details covering United States imports and exports of iron and steel products. A table not included in previous reports shows imports of iron and steel products by customs districts for 1959 and 1960.
It is the continued generous cooperation of the many members of the industry and their willingness to file reports that has enabled the Institute to obtain such extensive coverage of statistics on the iron and steel industry. To all those industry members, to both the United States and Canadian government sources of pertinent statistics, and to other organizations and individuals whose invaluable help has materially aided
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