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To: Incorrigible
Great info -- thanks for that.

I wish they separated aviation fuel from gasoline, though. LOL.

12 posted on 05/15/2003 5:19:24 PM PDT by Alberta's Child
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To: Alberta's Child
Here's more information from Louisiana.  It breaks out jet fuel.  "Distillate" is home heating oil.

 

Source:

Louisiana Mid-Continent 
Oil and Gas Association

 

 

Refinery Output and Final Products
 

Refinery Yield Per Barrel of Oil

 

Final Products Made From Crude Oil

Gasoline 45.8 Percent   Ink Cosmetics
Jet Fuel 10.7   Heart Valves Sneakers
Liquefied Gases 3.6   Crayons Bubble Gum
Kerosene 0.3   Parachutes Car Bodies
Distillate 20.9   Telephones Tires
Residual Fuel Oil 6.8   Brassieres House Paint
Feedstocks 2.9   Tape Ammonia
Special Napthas 0.4   Antiseptics Eyeglasses
Lubricants 1.2   Purses Life Jackets
Waxes 0.1   Deodorant Fertilizers
Coke 3.9   Panty Hose Movie Film
Asphalt 3.2   Shoes Loudspeakers
Still Gas 4.8   Volleyballs Basketballs
Miscellaneous 0.5   Tape Combs
Shortage (gain*) -4.9   Floor Wax Gasoline
*The final total product of a refined barrel of crude oil may exceed 1 barrel, since some of the lighter liquids are in a near gaseous state and accordingly take up more volume.   This list is only a sampling of the products made from crude oil. It is not intended to be all-inclusive. Rather it is meant to show in just how many areas products made from crude oil are found and used.

13 posted on 05/15/2003 5:57:01 PM PDT by Incorrigible
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