Effects of road-deicing salt (NaCl) and saline water on water quality in the Urmia area, northwest of Iran

Aghazadeh, N.; Nojavan, Majid; Mogaddam, Asghar Asghari

doi:10.1007/s12517-010-0210-6

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“…However, snow does not melt when the ambient temperature falls below À3.9 C [1]. Moreover, chemical salt corrodes steel and pollutes soil and water [2,3]. A sustainable, environment-friendly, and efficient alternative to applying chemical salt is installing a hydronic snow melting system for pavements.…”

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Modeling and operation strategy of pavement snow melting systems utilizing low-temperature heating fluids

Tan

2015

Energy

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Modeling and operation strategy of pavement snow melting systems utilizing low-temperature heating fluids

Tan

2015

Energy

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“…However, physico-chemical properties of groundwater vary in both the natural and anthropogenic sources like runoff containing inorganic fertilizers, animal feeds, irrigation drainage, etc. (Aghazadeh et al 2011;Kumar et al 2014). The results of cross-validation show the smoothing effect of the spatial prediction map using RMSE value.…”

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Spatial variability of groundwater quality of Sabour block, Bhagalpur district (Bihar, India)

Verma

Bhunia²,

Shit³

et al. 2016

Appl Water Sci

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“…Another negative impact of chlorides from de-icing agents is the increasing salinity of soils and, consequentially, groundwater [24]. Sodium contained in de-icing salt is an undesirable element for vegetation.…”

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The Relationship among Precipitation, Application of Salt in Winter Road Maintenance and the Quality of Waterways and Soil around Motorway

Jandová

Bucková

Hegrová

et al. 2020

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Construction of motorways and road traffic bring a new line element into the landscape, which fundamentally influences the local hydrological regime and water quality. Impermeable surfaces are introduced into the landscape, affecting the natural infiltration of water in the environment. The aim of the present research was to assess the long-term historical development of changes in the landscape retention potential due to construction of the D1 motorway in the Jihlava region and also evaluate the impact of winter maintenance on the quality of surface waters and soils. During the reference period, the research area showed an increase in land take and related increases in soil sealing by impermeable surfaces due to the construction of the D1 motorway. This fact has clearly contributed to the deterioration of the retention potential of the landscape in the area. Chloride concentrations of both matrices were evaluated in relation to the amount of de-icing salt applied at the sites and precipitation recorded in this region. Water samples collected at the outflow contained in all cases higher concentrations of chloride than samples of the inflow water. The highest chloride concentration in soil was measured in samples collected at a distance of 2 m from the road.

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Effects of road-deicing salt (NaCl) and saline water on water quality in the Urmia area, northwest of Iran

Cited by 28 publications

References 13 publications

Modeling and operation strategy of pavement snow melting systems utilizing low-temperature heating fluids

Modeling and operation strategy of pavement snow melting systems utilizing low-temperature heating fluids

Spatial variability of groundwater quality of Sabour block, Bhagalpur district (Bihar, India)

The Relationship among Precipitation, Application of Salt in Winter Road Maintenance and the Quality of Waterways and Soil around Motorway

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