(Sanitized) EISENHUTTEN KOMBINAT OST

• Document Type: CREST
• Collection: General CIA Records
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP82-00457R014400060004-6
• Release Decision: RIPPUB
• Original Classification: S
• Document Page Count: 2
• Document Creation Date: December 14, 2016
• Document Release Date: June 11, 2003
• Sequence Number: 4
• Publication Date: November 10, 1952
• Content Type: REPORT

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CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY FcPORT NO
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"HIS DOCUMENT CONTAINS INFORNATIOR AFFECTING THE NATIOUAL DRFENSR
OF THE UNITED STATES. WITHIN THE HIIANINO OF TITLE IN. SECTIONS 798
AHD 796: OF THE U. S. CODE, AS A01190111). ITS TNANSKISSION OR REVEL-
ATION OF ITS CONTENTS TO OR RECECP! BV,AN UNAUTHORIZED PERSON
IN PROHIDITEU BY LAW THE REPROOUC"IOR OF THIS FORIJ IS PRONISITEO.
THIS IS UNEVALUATED INFORMATION
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The following aarount of foundry coke was required by the Eisenhfttenkorrbinat
Ost for the second half of 1952 a The amounts are in tons,
DATE DISTR. 10 No mbor 1952
Eisenh ttten- NO. OF PAGES
NO. OF ENCLS.
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Renaining 1952 Rat.'.o of Coke Used Total Coke
'fetal. Production to Nota1 Product Obtained RE . u; :Hl r :,
Steel Pig 3092}60 1,45 1
Foundry Crude Iron 3,000 1 ~6 1
Spiegeleisen 35,0000 1?6 1
Total Need
Pa1~snce as of 30 June 1952
Rer:ai.nder Required
Of the total of ?9,000 tons allocated In 1952 9
amount still to be del Livered according to the contract
Uncovered requ irefrent
Thirty-day Winter Prov3 sl ou 'at 2,500 tons a day
Total regtuirement for the second half of 1952
449,297
12 3&Q
56100
51810t ?
2$ 22
430,3
Because the average coke slurry in thy, first half of 1952 arounted to 20
percenta, this Is taken into account in the fines W
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JU core from. It appeared that this was the "sand's upon vh1ch the
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referred to the fo1'owinsg points:
The rt&te:`r=`4 that about 3509000 tons of pig iron wool ! still be produced
J ,n J-'y52 Even If oven III ' wefe functioning by 15 .Augsa 't 1952 nd
ovk:.n 1V by 1 October 1952, It could not be figured where the 350,,C00 tons
I~orsbinax Thad alresdy received 156,000 tons of the 1952 allocation of
entire calculation was based.
he staterent that there was a balance of 1 7,,000 tons of cope If ;his
c,-t,3tcryinent that there was an uncovered recluirpment for coke, although
CIS, Koribinat did' not fulfill its quota in pig Iron-, The co`- allocation
4 r s based on the estilmated production.
The "'`t. gyres accepted gas raj.ios of coke to metal product did no-11- correspond
the official eecunomic gu5de figures for Eisenhfittenkorrbinat Ost.
The f 'gures for cokre sljWry, which was being reduced, were not counted in
txWE? +'elculetion, because they were arrarpntly being carried as pasrivci
,w ,t P11 the coke was iuFed in the production of 84,000 tons of pig iron
). i the first half of JL452., The *or>ibinat. had carried over a balance
9'?*C,A the preceding haflf year.
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