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3912Magnesium Chloride Solution

MN · 2025 Standard Specifications✓ Full text on BuildSpecBook pages 1080–0 Save this section

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3912.1SCOPE

Provide magnesium chloride solution for dust control or other purposes.

3912.2REQUIREMENTS

Provide magnesium chloride solution meeting the following characteristics and requirements:

(1)Water clear
(2)Free of deleterious substances
(3)Consists primarily of magnesium chloride
(4)Anhydrous magnesium chloride content of at least 28 percent by mass
(5)SO4 sulfate content no greater than 3.5 percent by mass
(6)Alkali chlorides content no greater than 5 percent by mass

3912.3SAMPLING AND TESTING

A Sampling Provide samples at rates and sizes meeting the requirements of the Schedule of Materials Control or as required by the Contract. B Testing The Materials Engineer will perform testing meeting the following requirements: B.1 Magnesium chloride, MgCl2 ............................................................. Laboratory Manual B.2 Sulfate, SO4 ...................................................................................... Laboratory Manual B.3 Alkali chlorides, as NaCl ................................................................................ ASTM E449 Traffic Management Center

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Source: Minnesota Standard Specifications for Construction, 2025 Edition. Pages 1080–0 of 1,081. View official source ↗

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