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Tests run for natural snow deposition on asphalt pavement treated with highway and airport runway deicing chemicals demonstrate that, for conditions of strong wind and cold temperatures, these chemicals can have a deleterious effect. Friction is assumed to be the primary criterion for judging chemical efficacy. Statistical correlations with meteorologic data support observations that some conditions that produced scouring on nonchemically treated pavement caused snow to accumulate on areas that had been treated with deicing chemicals.

This paper appears in Transportation Research Record No. 1304, Highway Maintenance Operations and Research 1991. Distribution, posting, or copying of this PDF is strictly prohibited without written permission of the Transportation Research Board of the National Academy of Sciences. Unless otherwise indicated, all materials in this PDF are copyrighted by the National Academy of Sciences. Copyright © National Academy of Sciences. All rights reserved

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Asphalt pavements; Deicers (Equipment); Friction; Scour; Snow; Temperature; Wind

Deicers

Highways; Maintenance and Preservation; Vehicles and Equipment; I62: Winter Maintenance

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Mar 31 1992 12:00AM

• ANALYSIS OF ENERGY DISSIPATION CAUSED BY SNOW COMPACTION DURING DISPLACEMENT PLOWING
• APPLICATION OF MARKOV DECISION PROCESS TO LEVEL-OF-SERVICE-BASED MAINTENANCE SYSTEMS
• APPLICATION OF ROUTING TECHNOLOGIES TO RURAL SNOW AND ICE CONTROL
• BRIDGE DECK CONDITION SURVEYS USING RADAR: CASE STUDIES OF 28 NEW ENGLAND DECKS
• CATHODIC PROTECTION OF PRESTRESSED MEMBERS: AN UPDATE
• CATHODIC PROTECTION OF THE CONCRETE PIERS OF TWO BRIDGES IN VIRGINIA USING A WATER-BASED CONDUCTIVE COATING
• CHEMICAL UNDERCUTTING OF ICE ON HIGHWAY PAVEMENT MATERIALS
• COMPREHENSIVE STUDY OF THE LOCATION OF HIGHWAY DIVISION OFFICES
• DEVELOPMENT OF A MICROCOMPUTER-BASED SYSTEM FOR TRAFFIC SIGNAL MAINTENANCE RECORDS
• EFFECT OF RADAR TRANSMISSIONS ON TRAFFIC OPERATIONS AT HIGHWAY WORK ZONES
• ELECTROCHEMICAL STUDIES OF REBAR CORROSION AND INHIBITION IN SIMULATED PORE SOLUTION
• EVALUATION OF FLAGGER TRAINING SESSION ON SPEED CONTROL IN RURAL INTERSTATE CONSTRUCTION ZONES
• GOAL-ORIENTED DESIGN OF AN IMPROVED DISPLACEMENT SNOWPLOW
• GUIDELINES FOR THE USE OF TRUCK-MOUNTED ATTENUATORS IN WORK ZONES
• INNOVATIONS DESERVING EXPLORATORY ANALYSIS: RESEARCH ON STRUCTURES (ABRIDGMENT)
• INTEGRATING GIS AND CAD FOR TRANSPORTATION DATA BASE DEVELOPMENT
• MAKING THE CHANGE TO MAINTENANCE MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS AND OPTIMIZING THE RESULTS
• MIGRATION OF INHIBITORS IN AQUEOUS SOLUTION THROUGH CONCRETE (WITH DISCUSSION AND CLOSURE)
• MISUNDERSTOOD APPLICATIONS OF URBAN WORK ZONE TRAFFIC CONTROL
• NEED TO STRIPE NO-PASSING ZONES DURING RESURFACING OF LOWER-VOLUME RURAL ROADS
• NEGATIVELY BUOYANT JET (OR PLUME) WITH APPLICATIONS TO SNOWPLOW EXIT FLOW BEHAVIOR
• NEW SYSTEM FOR PREVENTING REFLECTIVE CRACKING: MEMBRANE USING REINFORCEMENT MANUFACTURED ON SITE (MURMOS)
• NEW TYPE OF ULTRATHIN FRICTION COURSE
• Optimization Enhancements for an Integrated Bridge Management System
• PASCON: AN EXPERT SYSTEM FOR PASSIVE SNOW CONTROL ON HIGHWAYS
• PRELIMINARY TESTS OF A NEW SURFACE AIRFLOW DEVICE FOR RAPID IN SITU INDICATION OF CONCRETE PERMEABILITY
• PROTECTION AND REHABILITATION TREATMENTS FOR CONCRETE BRIDGE COMPONENTS: STATUS AND SERVICE LIFE OPINIONS OF HIGHWAY AGENCIES
• RAPID TECHNIQUES FOR THE REPAIR AND PROTECTION OF BRIDGE DECKS
• SCREENING TEST FOR REBAR CORROSION INHIBITORS
• SIMPLE PROCEDURE FOR SELECTING BEST MAINTENANCE ALTERNATIVES IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES
• SURFACE CHARACTERIZATION OF REINFORCING STEEL AND THE INTERACTION OF STEEL WITH INHIBITORS IN PORE SOLUTION
• URBAN ROADS IN FRANCE: OVERVIEW AND RECENT DEVELOPMENTS IN MAINTENANCE MANAGEMENT AIDS
• USE OF FIELD DATA IN CALCULATING COST OF EARTH ROAD MAINTENANCE