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Knabb Turpentine Company fire still at McClenny, Florida, one of the largest fire stills in the U.S.
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English: In the production of turpentine, the resin from yellow pine trees is collected and distilled in a copper still, known as a "fire still", equipped with a live steam jet or a water supply. |
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Continuous Distillation of Gum Turpentine: A Staff-Industry Collaborative Report https://vdocuments.site/continuous-distillation-of-gum-turpentine.html |
| Author | Employee of U.S. Department of Agriculture |
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