IC 7816 Oven-Coke Plants In The United States As Of December 31, 1956 ? Summary And Introduction

The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH)
Joseph A. DeCarlo
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Jan 1, 1958

Abstract

The annual survey of the oven-coke industry by the Bureau of Mines, United States Department of the Interior, described in this report shows that 79 plants were operating in 22 States December 31, 1956. On that date 15,923 serviceable ovens existed, with a maximum total annual coke capacity of 79,965,100 net tons, and 631 new ovens were under construction. Their annual coke capacity was 3,307,300 net tons. The number of serviceable ovens in existence relates only to those capable of producing coke and does not include (1) any ovens that were blanked off or retired permanently in batteries that were operating December 31, 1956, and (2) ovens that had been demolished and were being rebuilt on that date. For this reason, the number of ovens at furnace plants reported by the Bureau of Mines at the end of each calendar year differs from the number reported for the same group by the American Iron & Steel Institute, as the institute includes ovens being rebuilt.
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APA: Joseph A. DeCarlo  (1958)  IC 7816 Oven-Coke Plants In The United States As Of December 31, 1956 ? Summary And Introduction

MLA: Joseph A. DeCarlo IC 7816 Oven-Coke Plants In The United States As Of December 31, 1956 ? Summary And Introduction. The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH), 1958.

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