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The aim of this review study is to discuss potential wood preservatives in geothermal fluids and their appropriateness for wood protection. In the study, contents and ecological effects of geothermal fluids were obtained from government data source and individual publications. Data were compared with conventional preservatives and regulations in environmental protection and chemical utilization. Eventually, geothermal fluids were found to be appropriate for wood treatments. Because, geothermal fluids contain high amount of water soluble materials. Therefore, they are specified as “water–borne preservatives”. Their ecological effects can create toxicity against harmful biological agents. Moreover, concentration, temperature, pressure and pH of geothermal fluids varied between 0.01–23127mg/L, 30.25–130.50i‚°C, â‰¥10bar and 6.50–8.77, respectively. However, their utilization in wood preservation should be tested with different testing methods.  Keywords: Wood, Geothermal fluid, Impregnation

QUANTATIVE OF POTENTIAL WOOD PRESERVATIVES IN GEOTHERMAL FLUIDS AND THEIR SUITABLENESS FOR WOOD IMPREGNATION TREATMENT