1996 Electronics Industry Environmental Roadmap - Civil and ...

Appendix D
Table 4 summarizes the value of electronics industry shipments as a function of the value added
by manufacturing and the costs of materials (not shown are minor, other costs included in the
value of industry shipments). These data include the value of all products shipped by the
designated industry, regardless of type (e.g., including non-electronic products). The emphasis of
Table 4 is on the industry SIC code.
Table 5 is similar to Table 4, except that the amounts reported are for the value of product shipments,
regardless of industry. Unlike Table 4, the emphasis of Table 5 is on the product shipped,
according to the SIC/Product code classification (listed in Table 5 as “SIC Code”). This table
provides a five-year analysis of the data from 1987 through 1991 (see also Tables 6 and 7).
Tables 6 and 7 provide further stratification of the summary data presented in Table 5. The
primary SIC/Product code classifications in Table 5 are stratified for SIC/Product code 357 in
Table 6 and for SIC/Product code 367 in Table 7.
Tables 8 and 9 present detailed data for 1991 and 1992 for SIC/Product code 357 (Table 8) and
SIC/Product code 367 (Table 9). Each table uses the ASM product codes summarized in Table
2. Both the quantity and value of product shipments are presented for each classification.
Although data (especially quantity data) are not provided for all sub-divisions, the value of these
data to the roadmap activity are readily apparent. They provide pertinent, annual, detailed
benchmark data concerning the manufacturing experience of the various sectors of the electronics
industry. It is doubtful that the whole of these statistical data are available elsewhere, especially
as authoritative, national projections.
Table 10 summarizes pollution abatement capital expenditures (PACE) costs associated with air
pollution for the selected sectors if the electronics industry for 1991. The costs are provided for
total PACE, total air PACE, and for the various air PACE components. Although lacking in the
detail provided for the SIC/Product codes data, these data nevertheless provide very useful
indicators of industry experience with respect to abatement costs for air pollution.
Table 11 contains the pollution abatement gross annual costs (GAC) for the operation of
pollution abatement methods and equipment, etc., for 1991 for the selected electronic industry
sectors. Pollution abatement operating costs are provided for air, water, and solid (hazardous and
non-hazardous) pollutants.
Table 12 is similar to Table 11 with respect to pollution abatement operating costs. However, the
emphasis in Table 12 is on the kinds of costs associated with abatement activities, including
equipment depreciation and costs associated with labor, materials/supplies, and other costs.
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