World cement production
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(Data in thousand metric tons unless otherwise noted) Domestic Production and Use: In 2010, about 61 million tons of portland cement and 1.8 million tons of masonry cement were produced at102 plants in 36 States. Cement also was produced at two plants in Puerto Rico. Overall production was the lowest since 1982 and reflected continued plant closures and indefinite idlings. Although therate of decline abated significantly, sales volumes in 2010 were the lowest in 27 years and were nearly 59 million tons or 45% below the record level of 2005.
The overall value of sales was about$6.5 billion. Most of the cement was used to make concrete, worth at least $35 billion. About 73% of cement sales went to ready-mixed concrete producers, 12% to concrete product manufacturers, 10% tocontractors (mainly road paving), 2% to building materials dealers, and 3% to other users. In descending order, Texas, California, Missouri, Pennsylvania, Alabama, and Michigan were the six leadingcement-producing States and accounted for about 50% of U.S. production. Salient Statistics—United States: 2006 Production: 2 Portland and masonry cement 98,167 Clinker 88,555 Shipments to finalcustomers, includes exports 129,240 Imports of hydraulic cement for consumption 32,141 Imports of clinker for consumption 3,425 Exports of hydraulic cement and clinker 723 3 Consumption, apparent 127,660Price, average mill value, dollars per ton 101.50 Stocks, cement, yearend 9,380 e Employment, mine and mill, number 16,300 4 Net import reliance as a percentage of apparent consumption 27
1
2007 95,46486,130 115,426 21,496 972 886 116,600 104.00 8,890 16,000 19
2008 86,310 78,382 97,322 10,744 621 823 96,800 103.50 8,360 15,000 11
2009 63,929 56,116 71,489 6,211 556 884 71,500 99.00 6,13013,000 8
2010
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62,800 59,000 71,100 6,300 590 1,000 69,500 92.00 4,700 12,000 8
Recycling: Cement kiln dust is routinely recycled to the kilns, which also can burn a variety of waste...
(Data in thousand metric tons unless otherwise noted) Domestic Production and Use: In 2010, about 61 million tons of portland cement and 1.8 million tons of masonry cement were produced at102 plants in 36 States. Cement also was produced at two plants in Puerto Rico. Overall production was the lowest since 1982 and reflected continued plant closures and indefinite idlings. Although therate of decline abated significantly, sales volumes in 2010 were the lowest in 27 years and were nearly 59 million tons or 45% below the record level of 2005.
The overall value of sales was about$6.5 billion. Most of the cement was used to make concrete, worth at least $35 billion. About 73% of cement sales went to ready-mixed concrete producers, 12% to concrete product manufacturers, 10% tocontractors (mainly road paving), 2% to building materials dealers, and 3% to other users. In descending order, Texas, California, Missouri, Pennsylvania, Alabama, and Michigan were the six leadingcement-producing States and accounted for about 50% of U.S. production. Salient Statistics—United States: 2006 Production: 2 Portland and masonry cement 98,167 Clinker 88,555 Shipments to finalcustomers, includes exports 129,240 Imports of hydraulic cement for consumption 32,141 Imports of clinker for consumption 3,425 Exports of hydraulic cement and clinker 723 3 Consumption, apparent 127,660Price, average mill value, dollars per ton 101.50 Stocks, cement, yearend 9,380 e Employment, mine and mill, number 16,300 4 Net import reliance as a percentage of apparent consumption 27
1
2007 95,46486,130 115,426 21,496 972 886 116,600 104.00 8,890 16,000 19
2008 86,310 78,382 97,322 10,744 621 823 96,800 103.50 8,360 15,000 11
2009 63,929 56,116 71,489 6,211 556 884 71,500 99.00 6,13013,000 8
2010
e
62,800 59,000 71,100 6,300 590 1,000 69,500 92.00 4,700 12,000 8
Recycling: Cement kiln dust is routinely recycled to the kilns, which also can burn a variety of waste...
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