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Natural resources of Quebec

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Monograph

Identifikator:
1796289558
URN:
urn:nbn:de:zbw-retromon-181093
Document type:
Monograph
Title:
Natural resources of Quebec
Edition:
Rev. ed.
Place of publication:
Ottawa
Publisher:
Natural resources intelligence service
Year of publication:
1929
Scope:
132 p
illus., maps
Digitisation:
2022
Collection:
Economics Books
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Document type:
Monograph
Structure type:
Chapter
Title:
Chapter IV. Forests
Collection:
Economics Books

Contents

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  • Natural resources of Quebec
  • Title page
  • Contents
  • Chapter I. A province old in story
  • Chapter II. The land and the people
  • Chapter III. The leading industry - agriculture
  • Chapter IV. Forests
  • Chapter V. Minerals
  • Chapter VI. Water powers
  • Chapter VII. Fisheries and game
  • Chapter VIII. Manufactures
  • Chapter IX. Settlement areas
  • Chapter X. New Quebec or Ungava
  • Index

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FORESTS--STATISTICS 
65 
in. 1925. Abundant supplies of raw material, and a reliable supply of 
labour contribute to the advantages thatthe province offersfor the establish- 
ment of these subsidiary industries. 
Bird's-eye view of mills at Shawinigan Falls, Quebec 
Destructive Distillation of Wood.—At present there are nine 
factories in Canada for destructive wood distillation of which four are 
located in Quebec. Charcoal, methyl hydrate, acetate of lime, acetic 
acid, formaldehyde, and turpentine are the principal products. The value, 
of products in 1926 was $773,054. The woods used are birch, beech, 
maple, oak, and ironwood, and for the most part only material unsuitable 
for the manufacture of lumber is used, being such as would be cut for 
sordwood, or wasted in lumbering operations. All portions of the tree 
are used, even to the small branches, and any piece larger in diameter 
than five inches in split to admit of the easier penetration of the heat of 
decomposition and the freer evolution of the gases. 
The capacity of the four plants in the province is 168 cords a day. 
The wood is cut into about four-feet lengths and is seasoned for a year 
or more to dry. When ready for distillation a cord weighs about 3,700 
pounds. Wood distillation presents a good opportunity for the econo- 
mical utilization of the hardwood waste in wood-using factories. 
Other Wood-using Industries.—There are numerous other indus- 
tries using sawn lumber and the products of the sawmill as their raw mate- 
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