Dome production is (intended or inadvertent) the accumulation of during production.

Examples are:

• the inevitable production of gasoline and fuel oil with the processing of crude oil
• the production of bran and semolina with the production of flour from grain
• the production of river and warmth in the combined heat and power station

If this is used by the enterprise during another process, then material bundling effects can develop. Often the is sold in addition, for subsequent treatment.

By the production of economically usable by-products one can relieve the total costs of the Hauptprodukte around proceeds of the by-products. The costs per unit (unit cost prices) are determined by a dome calculation.

Unit cost prices = \ frac {total costs - proceeds \ \ the by-products} {quantity \ \ the Hauptprodukte}

See also

Residual value method

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