1953 RAW MATERIAL SUPPLY SITUATION FOR THE POWER AND WORK MACHINE CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY

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• Publication Date: June 29, 1954
• Content Type: REPORT

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1aterial i oceived, in 1953
On basis of
.U-locations 0th Brwise
Raterial Used in 1953
Used in
z'1ants Otherwise
Foundry pig iron 2,404.4
Steel pig 339.0
8piegeleisen 65.0
Total of rolled iron St steel products
(items 5 through 30) 29-553.0?
Semi-finished products for forging & pressing
3,728.0 436.7 9, 0,6,L 180 8
21,,0 - 173.0 31.0
200.,5 1.0 247.6
1`x178.0 ;:SSr. Q jL 7343 llt872,2
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3a. Dao :oer 1953
1, 526,:?
156 00
18.9
22.G29,4
plants, 3,933.6 7,801,6 186,0 7,895.6 704.0 33321,6
I & U steel profiles NP 8 to NP 18 1,235.4 1045,4 149.1 1,542.9 571.0 8.6,0
I & U steel profiles NP 20 and above 2,447,9 1,951,9 620.5 2,54942 734.9 1.736.2
s, General purpose fine bar steel up to 30 mm. 1,286.8 707.1 261.5 1,167.7 423.3 663,3
ri, General purpose heavy bar steel over 30 ran. 5,409.9 8,310.9 1,321.7 9,601,6 1,620,8 3,820.1
10,, High-grade bar steel 792.4 902.8 159.6 744.4 432.9 677.5
11. Band steel 55.8 45.8 3.9 71.2 14.6 19.7
12, Rolled wire 78.2 109.3 11.1 137.5 13.5 47x6
!., Boiler plate 4,499.4 10,234.1 164.4 12,691.0 428.6 1.778.3
.a;,, Heavy plate with acceptance specifications - 1,666.3 10.8 1,340.2 25.9 3110
15. Cercial plate, 5 mm. and over 2,764,2 9,896.8 351,1 10,062.8 775.5 2,673.8
16. Medium plate, 3 - 5 M. 340.5 1,324.5 169.7 1,535,7 116.3 182.7
W-7. ynamo plate 3.3 41.8 0.3 45.1 - 0.3
U. Transformer plate - - - - -
19. Drawing and deep-dra ing plate 108.7 279.7 118,0 237.0 14'0.9 128,5
20, Light plate 0.9 - 3 nn. 2,031.7 2,411.4 121.6 2,593.6 961.? 929.6
21. Light plate under 0.9 mm. 17.7 47.8 4.9 43.6 9.4 17.4
r2. ilheets and bands of tool steel, plates, all sizes
of alloyed and non-corrosive steels 57.2 456.4 30,4 400.6 11.3 132,1
2', Tires 64,0 55,0 - 65.0 - 54,0
24. seamless pipe, rolled, pressed, drawn 3,470,1 9,982.2 375,6 5,406.5 4,58"0.1 3,84-..5
25, 'wielded gas and water main pipe 115.6 222.0 48.8 214.6 61.9 109.9
26 : 'Welded boiler pipe - - - - - -
27. Cold rolled band steel 49.7 56.7 4.6 53.6 4,3 53.1
28. Drawn bar products 646.3 420,2 209.8 645.8 160.7 469.6
29. Pipe, redrawn cold 131,2 593.3 24,5 571.4 64.1 163.5
30. Forged bar steel (from Doehlen) - 15.7 - 13.0 - 2.7
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item of Suppiy
On. eJ
H ter1,ai A"eceiA
1.953
Material. Usel in x953 On hand
I January 1953
On basis of
Allocations
Used in
Plant s
31 December 1953
Ferro-silicon, basis.45 percent Si
48,3
140,8
3.5
120,1 3,9
68.6
Ferromanganese, basis Carbure
20,4
3702
4,4
40,6
21.4
1`.3,
Ferro-chromium, basis Carbure
3.1
4,0
2.0
5.1
343
Ferro-phosphorus
35q
Refined and electrolytic copper
19.4
151.4
2302
175c8 5,,1
1311
36.
Refined and electrolytic lead
603
6,6
2~3
816 501
1,3
37e
zinc and alloys - recast
3006
3.1
106
1102 206
21.5
3$c
Fure zinc and unrefined foundry zinc
0,2
8.7
008
5.4 285
108
390
Unrefined tin
17,90000
30,00040
27,330,3
20,600,,0
CJ e
Pure tin
kg.
9,1'.908
330.7
2,083,4
7,26005 27.4
4,246,0
`i10
Alur1ni+ and alloys - recast
10,7
88,1
2.3
942 500
1.9
42.
?:.3 ry
Foundry alu:ui?rur and alloys
L?agnesium and alloys
1.4
17.5
3.0
19.9
200
4,
Brass and tombac
0,8
300
2,8
1.0
Red brass (Rg-5-basis)
33.7
11300
19209 4.8
31.8
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Bronze (Cbz-10.basis) .
- kg,
70.0
?,80000
4700G
400.0
Bearing metal. (W -10-basis) = kg. 60,425.3
59,362.9
.. (f89509 124,494.2 3,76502 29,424.7
41".
Bearing metal (WM 80) ? kg, 4,54602
36,881,:0
34,8:1,0 71,580,6 81534 3,922,2
w9,
Soldering tin (basis 30 percent) - kg,
6,69334
18,119,7
15G~)
2,450,6 '-'ob".aW 1,023,9 10,397,4
50,
Rolled copper products n kg. 125,29709
325,453,2
23,472.5 301,962.0 40,280.1 131,981,5
51
roducts - k
Rolled brass
145
5$2
2
580 1
208
5 89
17
071
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144
4 19'418
7 8
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Rolled bronze products - kg., 3,66302
7,839.9
349 2 6,ll0.B 11.3 08 5,627.7
53
Rolled products of aluminum & alloys kg. 18,911,6
26,39.E.1
FF1,V L,68 dt, p 27.470,4 8,315,0 14,203,4
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Rolled products of lead & alloys
- kg,
10,039,6
5,3186
95,0
8;?66,4 2,400,0 4,28608
55,
Rolled products of zinc & alloys
- kg,
250, 5
1,000,0
99.5
1154,5 10,0 185,5
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Steel scrap
7
8
, 2
53506
843,4
1.33 31,0 42,0 74.2
570
Scrap iron
~
`
544,3
12,664,8
2s735.5
14,799 ocs 3605 1,108,3
Scrap copper
33.5
29,7 338
59.
Scrap aluminum
5,8
5,2 o,6
30.
Scrap zinc
001
303
2.6 008
61,
Scrap lead
0.1
6,8
6,8 0,1
a2,
Old iron articles
0,2
133.1
141,9 62,1 7403
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Item,.o Supply
On Hand
Natesi , IIeoei.ved in 1953 Mate
rial Used in 1953
On Hand
1 January 1953
On basis of
Allocations
Used
0th Disc Plan
in
ts . Oiash~ a6v"ise
31 December 1953
Circular saw blades for cutting metals
- 1,0 0 Dili - 2348
84.9
3,2
67.1 -
44.8
'petal saw blades - 1,000 DM - 13.0
34.3
3.3
3607 -
13.9
Iycller bearings - each - 71,116,0
115,937.0
27,451.0 115,
843,0 39,424.0
59,237.0
Grey cast iron 4,840.2
39,610,7
361.7 37,
478.4 894,3
6,439,9
T
t 20
2
8
6
emper cas
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5
.7
2
005 -
18.2
Cast steel 993?6
6,051.6
108.9 4,
71608. 170,7
2,266.6
VJ.
aorgings & dropoforging;s of steel 1,411.7
19,183.1
422.5 17,
784.8 75.6
3,156,9
0.
Cast bronze 16.6
51.2
0.1
60.4 -
7.5
71.
Cast brass 1.4
12.7
0.2
12.4 -
1.9
Cast red brass 79.1
25207
15.2
309.8 0,4
36.8
,
Y
Cast aluminum 7 1 1
310:
7
0.7
277,6 0.1
50.8
Cast zinc 1.9
7
4.9
6,0 -
0.8
.150
Cast magnesium
76~
i 'are rope 58.2
47.7
0.1
64.9 2.2
38.9
770
Welding electrodes 144.7
862.3
806.4 19.2
202.1
78.
Bright steel bolts - kg. 118;030.6
1,015.5
90,733,9 446,
486.0 54,492.2
158,80108
79.
Wood screws - kg. 3,648.4
5,711,9
124.5 7,
012.0 137,8
2,335.0
80,
Tuts and bolts - kg. - 213,875,8
304,801.4
46,809.2 427,
774,4 30,447.8
112,264,2
81.
Rivets m kg. 99,303.7
241,897.6
605.9 174,
499.6 17,731.2
149,576.4
820
Drawn steel wire - up to 100 kg. tensile
strength 47.9
14.4
5,2 12.2 3.4 51.9
830
Drawn steel wire - over 100 kg. tensile s ..?ength 35.3 25.6
2,6 24.2 13,0 26.3
84.
61eld:Lng wire 6.8 74.6
4.7 38,6 7,3 40.2
85.
iiisc, nails and spikes - kg, - -34,892.3
173,539,2
5,159.0 16
2,106,6 5,
521.7
45,962.2
86.
AC motors 0.25 - 1 kW - each - 5540
5,581,0
210.0
5,465.0
46.0
834.0
87.
AC motors 1 - 10 kWv - each - 634.0
4 x775,0
184.0
4,760.0
114.0
719.0
88,
AC motors 10 - 50 krI - each - 23000
844.0
65.0
1,025.0
65,0
49.0
89,
AC motors 50 - 100 kvy - each - 117.0
370.0
X6.0
429.0
7.0
67,0
90.
AC motors over 100 kWW each - 67.0
327.0
4.0
353-0
8,0
37.0
91.
AC motors,, high-tension
up to 1,000 kW - each -
64.0
63,0
92.
Crams, motors - each - 40.0
29.0
69.0
-
93.
DC motors & generators up to 10 164 each - 15.0
290tlD
5.0
30500
-
5.0
94.
DC motors & generators 10 - 100 k; each - 7.0
48.0
53,0
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Item, of Supply
On Hand
Nateria Received in 1953
Naterzal Used in
1953
On Hand
1 January 1953
On basis of
Allocations
Used in
Plants Othe
rwise
31 December 1953
> ;.
le ctric power cable
Insulated wire, lines & wire
1,000 me
0.8
0.3
1.0
coverings
1,000 M.
150.7
359.5
23.1
348::1
6.1
179.8
Rubber covered wiring
1,000 M.
3.4
78.2
3.1
58.8
0.9
25.0
Welding cable
- 1,000 m.
2.0
1.7
-
0.3
Lacquered wire and winding wire
1
2.3
8.3
0.1
10.4
0.7
9.6
v
w{:
Commercial carbide
~70
2
559.7
16.6
568.9
0.1
34.3
y
Rubberized conveyor belts
sq. m. -
900.0
900.0
-
-
02.
Fire-clay rocks and bricks
24408
3,60405
3,499.0
-
350.3.
H~~ 9
Silica rock
agnesite rock and bricks
4.0.0
-
40.0
-
"~ ds 5
Coniferous lumber (main-product)
CU. m1.
5,368.9
23,235.1
755.0
26,485.7
24.4.1
2,629.2
?.06.
'oniferous lumber (by-product)
cu. no
61.1
501.2
10.0
501.6
-
70,7
O7.
Oak lumber
Cu, in.
100.1
40.0
3500
124.5
-
50.6
reed beech lumber
Cu, m.
37.9
200.3
-
117.1
0.3
120.8
disc, deciduous lumber
Cu. m,
154.8
223.7
10.2
153.0
1.5
229.2
l,.1 N 0
Covering veneer
sqo m.
500.0
4,360.0
13,0
783.0
-
4,090.0
.may.
Veneer- panels
Cu, in,
2.O
15.6
-
9.1
-
8.5
..t20
Writing paper and prim Ling paper
1.7
10.7
0,3
10.8
-
1.9
Coniferous logs
100
-
1.0
-
-
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