Turpentine Production Cost Analysis 2022

Turpentine Production Cost Reports

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Turpentine, also known as gum turpentine, is the volatile fraction extracted from the natural resin of pine trees during distillation. It is a multicomponent combination of turpene hydrocarbons whose composition is heavily influenced by the raw material's nature. Turpentine oil is widely used in industry as a varnish and paint solvent, as well as a raw ingredient in the manufacture of camphor, terpin hydrate, Flotation Oil, lubricating oils, insecticides, and perfumes. Turpentine oil is used in medicine as a local stimulant, anaesthetic, and antiseptic in a preparation. Externally, it's utilised in ointments for neuralgia and myositis.

Turpentine oil is used as a chemical feedstock in the production of flavourings, pinenes, pine oil, polymer additives, and fragrances. It is also used as a commercial fuel source and a substitute for fossil fuels in a variety of applications such as furnaces, rocket fuels, and industrial boilers. When compared to other fossil fuels such as gasoline, diesel, butane, and propane, turpentine oil has a low healing coefficient ranging between 16,000 and 18,000 Btu/lb.

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