Technical data
MELT
Melt volume
Melt Volume (ml)
Volume of ice melted after 20 minutes at -9°C
Compared with an identical quantity of de-icer.
SPEED
Ice Penetration
Ice Penetration (mm)
Penetration of an ice layer after 20 minutes at -9°C
Compared with an identical quantity of de-icer.
HEAT
Thermal effect
Temperature Increase (°C)
Temperature increase when adding 1 kg product to 8 l water.
Usage and dosage
| Where | When | Recommendation | Why | Dosage |
|---|---|---|---|---|
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From 0°C and below | CC road® 77% flakes | Flakes are practical/easy to apply | 15g/m2– 50g/m2 |
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Hard layer of ice and snow which cannot be removed with regular NaCl | CC road® 77% flakes | CC road® flakes penetrate through the ice down to the road surface making mechanical removal easier | 15g/m2– 50g/m2 |
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Temperature below -10°C (down to -25°C) | CC road® 77% flakes or 34% liquid | CC road® has the lowest freezing point of all de-icing agents | Flakes 15g/m2– 30g/m2 Liquid |
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Dry NaCl alone is not enough to remove ice/snow | Combine CC road® 77% flakes or 34% liquid (1/3) with dry NaCl (2/3) | The superior performance of CC road® improves the effectiveness of NaCl | 20g/m2– 50g/m2 |
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Preventive or curative below 0°C when NaCl is not sufficiently effective | CC road® 34% liquid | CC road® has a higher density than NaCl solution. CC road® is more heavy and will ”stick” to the road | See chart below |
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| Precipitation | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Ambient temperature | Low | Medium | Heavy |
| 0 to -7°C | 5g/m2 | 15g/m2 | 25g/m2 |
| -7°C to -10°C | 10g/m2 | 20g/m2 | 40g/m2 |
| below -10°C | 20g/m2 | 30g/m2 | 50g/m2 |
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