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U.S. Consumption, By End Use, And Industry Stocks Of Manganese Ferroalloys And Metal In 2006

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U.S. CONSUMPTION, BY END USE, AND INDUSTRY STOCKS OF MANGANESE FERROALLOYS AND METAL IN 20061
(Metric tons, gross weight)
    Ferromanganese          
    Medium and     Manganese
End use High carbon low carbon Total Silicomanganese metal  
Steel:                    
Carbon 131,000 87,100 218,000 53,400 843
High-strength, low-alloy 17,100 7,500 24,600 3,490 (2)
Stainless and heat-resisting 7,720 (2) 7,720 13,600 1,050
Full alloy 18,200 5,700 23,900 19,500 (2)
Unspecified3 1,450   1,560   3,010   777   1,950
Total 175,000 102,000 277,000 90,700 3,840
Cast irons 6,760 445 7,210 390 (4)
Superalloys W W W -- 434
Alloys (excluding alloy steels) 6,660 6,270 12,900 (4) 13,300 5
Miscellaneous and unspecified W   W   W   (4)   (4)
Grand total 189,000   109,000   297,000   91,100 6 17,500  
Total manganese content7 147,000 86,800 234,000 60,100 17,500
Stocks, December 31, consumers and producers   12,000   19,300   31,300   10,400   716  
W Withheld to avoid disclosing company proprietary data; included with "Alloys (excluding alloy steels)." -- Zero.
1Data are rounded to no more than three significant digits; may not add to totals shown.
2Withheld to avoid disclosing company proprietary data; included with "Steel: Unspecified."
3Includes electrical and tool steel, and items indicated by footnote (2).
4Withheld to avoid disclosing company proprietary data.
5Approximately 87% of this combined total was for consumption in aluminum alloys.
6Internal evaluation indicates that silicomanganese consumption is considerably understated.
7Estimated based on typical percentage manganese content.

Source: United States Geological Survey Mineral Resources Program


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