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About 90% of the products from petroleum refineries are fuels. These include gasoline, distillate fuel oil (diesel, home heating oil, industrial fuel oil), jet fuels (kerosene and naphtha types), residual fuel oil (bunker fuel, boiler fuel), liquefied petroleum gases (methane, propane, ethane, butane), coke, and kerosene. Non-fuel products include asphalt, road oil, lubricants, naphtha solvents, waxes, non-fuel coke, and petrochemicals (ethylene, propylene, butylene, benzene, xylene). By volume, refineries produce more gasoline than any other product. In 2000 refineries supplied about 17 million barrels per day of refined products. [DOE/EIA 2000]

Supply of U.S. Refined Products – 2000
(million barrels per day)

Product Refinery Production
Natural Gas Liquids and Liquid Refinery Gases 0.705
Finished Products
            Gasoline
            Special Naphthas
            Kerosene
            Distillate Fuel
            Residual Fuel
            Jet Fuel
            Still Gas
            Petroleum Coke
            Other Refined Products*
16.538
7.951
0.060
0.065
3.580
0.696
1.606
0.659
0.727
1.193
TOTAL 17.243

Source: DOE/EIA 2000

* lubricants, waxes, asphalt/road oil, other oils, miscellaneous products




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