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U.S. Department of Commerce
BUREAU OF THE CENSUS


CURRENT INDUSTRIAL REPORTS


Mill Products, Ingot,


4 and Castings



AUGUST 1983
If A991(8348
Issued November 1983


The statistics in this publication are based onf'h" yyi~P %l iulation. A description of the survey methodology and related
manufacturers and represent total U.S. shipments of tFoaii r information appears in the January 1983 report for this series,
mill products, ingot, and castings. Estimates are included for ITA-991(83)-1, issued May 1983.
companies whose reports were not received in time for

Table 1. NET SHrPMENTS OF TITANIUM HILL PRODUCTS
(Thousands of pounds)
Product August 1983 July 1983 Auugst 19821
Total ....................... ............. 2,428 2,287 2,342
Sheet and strip................................... 3)
Plae........................................... 3)
Porgiag and entruslon billet..................... 1,141 992 1,099
Rod and bars................................... 34' 351 322
Pantener stock and wire.......................... 30
Extrusion.............................
Pipe and tubing.................................. 891
Other...........................................
IData are revised from the annual summary, ITA-991(83)-1, Issued September 1983.
2Net shipments Is the sum of mill product shipments plus mill products consumed In the
manufacture of fabricated products, less total receipts.
3Data for sheet and strip, plate, extrualon (other than tubing). pipe and tubing, and other
have been combined to avoid disclosing individual company dacj.


Table 2. TITANIUM INGOT, MILL PRODUCTS. AND CASTINGS: 1982 10 1983
(rhousanda of pounds)
Ingot Hill products Castings
Month and year Pro- Con- Ship- Ending Pro- Net ship- Pro- Ship-
ductlon sumption ments Receipts inuentorles ductlon Receipts mental 2 duction ments
1983
August............................ 4,583 .,815 795 923 5,907 2,846 432 2.-28 7I 32
July.............................. 4,148 3,608 867 1,141 5,994 2,577 314 2,287 .8 29
June.............................. 5,048 5,168 945 924 5.052 3,132 355 2,642 8B 41
May............................... 3,769 3,665 1,002 968 5,221 3,021 -22 2,691 81 47
April............................. 3,657 3,&46 918 746 511 ,56 19 2 .479 94 42
March............................ 6,310 4,35- 1,151 1,181 5,017 2,887 191 2,876 100 55
Februsry.......................... 3,698 3,560 977 839 5,020 2,418 224 2,633 104 61
January............................ 3,544 3,698 621 892 4,93B 2,651 168 2,665 83 34
1982
Total3...................... 53,072 55,161 8,492 8,670 (X) 37,221 .,789 36,562 797 521
December......................... 3,034 4 3,016 305 633 5,068 2,366 16. 2,869 7 37
November.......................... 3,.44 4,058 595 532 .,707 2,3.? 17. 2,501 72 40
October ........................... 3,598 3,829 671 534 5,386 2357 307 2,359 52 43
September......................... 3,392 3,407 84o -9B 5,579 2,877 379 2,996 36 36
August............................ 3.877 3,676 466 589 5,88' 2,339 162 2,342 60 35
July.............................. 3,284 3,118 528 512 5,63- 2,-33 1-I 2,362 61 35
June.............................. 4.017 4,631 653 588 5,.11 3,188 387 3,166 6. 39
May............................... 3,610 4,480 456 6'0 3.99- 3,08* 357 2,946 59 45
April............................. 5,001 5,20- 769 806 6,405 3,209 353 1,.36 69 54
March............................. 6,858 7,320 867 1,071 6,552 .,361 70. .,454 90 59
February.......................... 6,505 6,202 973 1,252 6,686 4,185 830 3..58 83 55
January........................... 6,452 6,222 1,363 955 6,523 .,475 825 3,655 77 43
(I) Not applicable.
1See table I for more detailed data.
2Rer shipments to the sum of mill product shipments plus mill products consumed In the manufacture of fabricated products, less total
receipts.
3Inventories for the year are those shoun for December.


Address inquiries concerning these figures to the U.S. Department of Commerce. Bureau of Industrial Economics. Materials Division. Washington. D.C.
20230, or to the Bureau of the Census, Industry Division, D.C. 20233, or call Nathaniel Shelton. (301) 763-2529.
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Table 3. WTT SHIPMENTS. EXPORTS. IMPORIS. AND APPARENT CONSUMPTION OF TITANILU HILL PRODUCTS: 198 T10 1983

(Quantity in thousands of pounds: value In thousands of dollars)

.Ep flit of donertiq Percent Imports for
~ achandlsel 2 exports to consumptionl L Percent
Manufac- -- manufac- Apparent Imports to
month and year turers' net Estlimatl .rurers' net consump- apparent
shipments Value ar producers' shipments rionb rcnsumption
(quantity) Quantity port value3 (fqunltlIyi Quantity Value (quantity) (quantrly)

AUGUST 1983 J .

Total......................................... 3.223 3t9 3.898 ,'9. 6 11 181i 1.632 3.055 6
Titanium ingot and forging and extrusion billet7..... 1,9qb 293 2,80a3 2,728 15 9 62 ,652 1
Titanium mill products.............................. l,.8' 56 1.095 ,0Ob6 ]72 1,570 1.403 12

JULY 1983

Total................ ................... .. ....,1 27 3].'12 3.13, 9 169 1,262 3,049 6
TitanLum ingot and forging and extrusion billet ..... 1,859 148 2,125 2,068 8 12 93 1,723
Titanlum mill products.............................. 1,295 126 1.60 1,5b6. IC 15i 1,169 1,326 12

JUNE 1983

Total.......................................... 3,587 311 Z.350 .,233 1 19% 2,017 3,610 6
Titanium Ingot and forging and extrusion billet ..... 2..12 269 7..92 ,.30 12 20 173 2,063 1
Titanium mill products.............................. 1,2.5 102 1,851 1,803 8 1I. 1.8' 1.347 13

HAY 1983

Total...................... .......... ...... 3,693 379 3,7.2 3,641 10 241 2,062 3,555 7
Titanium ingot and forging and extrusion billet ..... 2,185 2.1 1,815 1,766 11 24 185 1,968 1
Titanium till products.............................. 1,508 138 1,927 1,875 9 217 1,877 1,587 14

APRIL 1983

Total.......................................... 3,397 327 4,650 4,525 10 102 950 3,172 3
Titanium Ingot and forging and extrusion billet ..... 2,286 230 3,362 3,272 10 9 95 2,065 (2)
Titanlum 11l products............................... 1,111 9,' 1,288 1,253 9 93 855 1.101 8

MARCH 1983

Total........................................... 4,02' 385 5,312 5,169 10 169 1,581 3.811 6
Titanium ingot and forging and entrusion billet ..... 2,623 229 3,024 2,9u3 9 7 88 2,01 (2)
Titanium mill products............................... 1,401 156 2,288 2,226 11 162 1,93 1,410 11

FEBRUARY 1983

Total ......................................... 3,610 12. 2,627 2,556 3 162 1,167 3,648 4
Titanium ingot and forging and extrusion billet ..... 2,297 .6 1,111 1,081 2 25 234 2,266
Titanium mill products............................... 1,313 68 1,516 15,'5 5 137 1,233 1,382 10

JANUARY 1983

Total...................................... ...... 3,324 282 3,'28 3,628 8 106 1,107 3,148 3
Titanium ingot and forging and extrusion billet ..... 1,964 212 2,497 2,-3D 11 6 85 1,758 (Z)
Titanium mill products............................... 1,360 70 1,231 1,198 5 100 1,022 1,390 7

1982

Total........................................ &7,021 .,200 10,606 97,901 15 2,166 22,269 41,987 5
Titanium ingot and forging and extrusion billrt ..... 28,0.1 4,392 o0,239 58,618 h1 426 3,976 24.015 2
Titanium aill products............................... 18,980 2,808 .0,367 39,283 15 1,710 18,293 17,912 8

(2) Less than one-half of 1 percent.

For a comparison of Standard Industrial Classification (SIC) codes, Schedule b export number, and TSUSA import numbers, see table & In the January report
ITA991(83)-1, issued May 1983.
2Source: Bureau of the Census report EM 5'6. U.S. Exports.
3These values were derived b) use or adjustment factors to exclude freight. Insurance, and other charges incurred In moving goods to the port of export.
This adjustment Is made to convert the values to an approAlmation of the producers' value of exported goods. Current adjustment factors are based on data
for 1981 which are published in Origin of Exporte ol Manuiactured Produ-.ts, MhI8AS)-5, appendli B. Comparable adjustment factors for earlier years are
based on similar factors developed for 1'1 and l1'?. The current adjustment rsctor tcr this report Is 0.9731.
4Source: Bureau of the Cenas report TM 1-5-X, LI.S. Ima.prts for Consumption and Ceneral Imports.
5The value includes c.i.f. (cost, Irsurance, ani freight) at the first port of entry In the linltil States plus U.S. Import dutles and other charges to
the import point.
6Apparent consumption is derived by sublractln exports from. the total of net shipment, plus Imports.
7Comparability of output, export, and import classifications for Ingot and billet jsj.,-m that bloom, sheet bar, and slab are reported as Ingot or billet
in the output numbers. Figures for Imports of Inpot an-1 billet also Include powder, crystal, and sinlllar forms which are excluded from the output and export
numbers.






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