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• <br />Anti -icing Application Rate Guidelines <br />These guidelines are a starting point. Reduce or increase rates incremen- <br />tally based on your experience. <br />Condition <br />Gallons /Lane Mile <br />Other Products <br />MgCl2 <br />Salt Brine <br />1. Regularly scheduled <br />applications <br />15 — 25 <br />20 — 40 <br />Follow <br />manufacturers' <br />recommendations. <br />2. Prior to frost or black <br />ice event <br />15 — 25 <br />20 — 40 <br />3. Prior to light or <br />moderate snow <br />15 — 25 <br />20 — 50 <br />• <br />How to use the table on the opposite side of this page: <br />1. Select the row with the appropriate pavement temperature, temperature trend, and <br />weather conditions. <br />2. Select the column that has the type of material you are using. <br />3. Find the box where the row and columns intersect to find the application rate. These <br />rates are not fixed values, but rather the middle of a range to be selected and <br />adjusted by your agency according to your local conditions and experience. <br />4. Compare those values to the calibration chart for your truck. <br />5. Dial the correct setting for the rate indicated on the Application Rate Guidelines. <br />6. If you are not treating a 24-foot-wide road (typical two -lane road), adjust the rate as <br />follows: for application on a single lane, cut rates in half. For an 18- foot -wide road, use <br />3/4 of the listed rate (i.e., multiply rate by 0.75). <br />• <br />For extra copies of one or more of these inserts, please visit the Minnesota LTAP Web site at www.mnitap.umn.edu /publications. <br />
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