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TABLE 7
CLINKER PRODUCED AND FUEL CONSUMED BY THE CEMENT INDUSTRY IN THE UNITED STATES,BY PROCESS1
 
        Fuel consumed   Waste fuel
Clinker produced2 Petroleum Natural gas Tires Solid
Quantity Coal3 coke Oil4 (thousand (thousand (thousand Liquid
Active (thousand Percentage (thousand (thousand (thousand cubic metric metric (thousand
Kiln process   plants   metric tons)   of total   metric tons)   metric tons)   liters)   meters)   tons)   tons)   liters)  
2004:
Wet 24 14,165 16.3 1,730 584 29,300 36,700 61 38 771,000
Dry 78 5 67,160 5 77.5 5 7,230 5 1,600 74,600 5 299,000 312 71 186,000 5
Both6 5   5,333   6.2   700   77   691   60,000   5   16   40,400  
Total7 107 5 86,658 5 100.0 5 9,660 5 2,260   105,000 5 396,000   377   125   997,000 5
2005:
Wet 23 11,807 13.5 1,480 586 29,300 22,800 85 9 479,000
Dry 79 70,809 81.0 7,340 1,740 58,000 310,000 315 110 894,000
Both6 4   4,790   5.5   679   21   --   62,000   5   10   93,300  
Total7   106   87,405   100.0   9,490   2,350   87,300   395,000   405   130   1,470,000  
-- Zero.
1All fuel data have been rounded to three significant digits.
2Clinker data were all reported; although unrounded, data are thought to be accurate to no more than three significant digits.
3All reported to be bituminous.
4Distillate and residual fuel oils; excludes used oils included under liquid wastes.
5Revised to exclude Puerto Rico.
6Fuel quantities may not represent normal operating conditions owing to the inclusion of plants that were converted from wet to dry technology during
the year.
7Data may not add to totals shown because of independent rounding.

Source: United States Geological Survey Mineral Resources Program


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