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- Guoju Ke, Jun Zhang, and Bo Tian.
- Department of Civil Engineering, Tsinghua University, Beijing 100084, China. kgj17@mails.tsinghua.edu.cn.
- Materials (Basel). 2019 Mar 19; 12 (6).
AbstractDe-icing salts can greatly ease traffic congestion but introduce corrosion of concrete and damage to plant growth. The decision of which de-icing salt to use becomes a crucial issue. In this study, several representative de-icing salts were investigated, and the effects of de-icing ability, salt freezing corrosion on concrete, and plant growth were comprehensively tested. Finally, the decision of de-icing salt was made based on analytic hierarchy process (AHP). Results show that de-icing salts achieving the best de-icing effect are not the same at different concentrations. De-icing salts of 3% concentration have the greatest corrosion to concrete. Notably, magnesium chloride and calcium magnesium acetate have the least impact on plants among all studied de-icing salts. Using AHP, ethylene glycol and calcium magnesium acetate are selected as optimal items under different priorities.
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