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722SODIUM CHLORIDE

PA · 2026 Standard Specifications✓ Full text on BuildSpecBook pages 713–0 Save this section

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722.1GENERAL—Sodium chloride for the purpose of roadway de-icing.

722.2MATERIAL—Furnish sodium chloride from a manufacturer listed in Bulletin 15 and conforming to

the requirements of ASTM D 632.

(a)Roadway De-icer. Mined rock salt.

• Classification. Type I, Grade 1, unless otherwise specified by the Department of General Services Statewide Sodium Chloride Contract which shall govern the classification requirement.

• Moisture Content. Must not exceed 2.0-percent by weight, unless otherwise specified by the Department of General Services Statewide Sodium Chloride Contract which shall govern the moisture content requirement.

• Anti-Caking Compound. Must be treated with either Yellow Prussiate of Soda (Sodium Ferrocyanide) or Prussian Blue (Ferric Ferrocyanide) introduced uniformly throughout at such a rate that a minimum of 20 ppm anti-caking compound is present, unless otherwise specified by the Department of General Services Statewide Sodium Chloride Contract which will govern the anti-caking compound requirement.

(b)Certification. Certify as specified in Section 106.03(b)3.
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Source: Publication 408 Highway Construction Specifications, 2026 Edition. Pages 713–0 of 1,522. View official source ↗

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