Effects of deicing/anti\0x2010icing chemicals (DIAICs) on rubberized asphalt pavements.

Leahy, Rita; Yang, Shih¿Shien Sam; Vargas, Adriana; Schmalzer, Peter; Nichols Consulting Engineers

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Effects of deicing/anti\0x2010icing chemicals (DIAICs) on rubberized asphalt pavements.

2014-09-01
By Leahy, Rita ; Yang, Shih¿Shien Sam ; Vargas, Adriana ; ...

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Leahy, Rita ; Yang, Shih¿Shien Sam ; Vargas, Adriana ; Schmalzer, Peter

Leahy, Rita ; Yang, Shih¿Shien Sam ; Vargas, Adriana ; Schmalzer, Peter Less -
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Nichols Consulting Engineers
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United States. Federal Highway Administration
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Anti-icing Asphalt Pavements Asphalt Rubber Chlorides Deicing Chemicals Laboratory Tests Recommendations Winter Maintenance
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FHWA-AZ-14-617
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Tech Report
Geographical Coverage:

Arizona
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Arizona. Dept. of Transportation
Abstract:

The objective of this study was to evaluate the effect of typical chemical winter maintenance practices on

Arizona Department of Transportation (ADOT) pavements. A review of previous studies on the effect of

deicing/anti‐icing chemicals (DIAICs) did not yield definitive recommendations, especially for DIAICs typically

used by ADOT. Researchers conducted a laboratory study evaluating the effects of magnesium chloride,

potassium chloride, sodium chloride, and distilled water on eight different open‐graded rubber‐modified

asphalt concrete mixes using the boiling test (ASTM D3625). All experimental factors were found to be

statistically significant, and the researchers provide recommendations on which DIAICs should be used for

different binder and aggregate types.
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SPR-000 1(169) 617
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