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Ice propagation rates in fractions of sulphite spent liquor

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The practice of injecting sulphite spent liquor into the pore water of frost-susceptible soil to reduce frost heaving is becoming increasingly common. Two reasons for this increase are (a) the treatment has been shown to be effective by Hardy and others and (b) sulphite spend liquor is a readily available byproduct of the pulping of wood. Although the results from such treatment have been most encouraging, the mechanism (or mechansms) operating is not well understood.
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  • Pulp and Paper Magazine of Canada 60, no. 2 (1 April 1961): T55–T57.
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IdentifierDBR-RP-123
NRC numberNRCC 6130
NRC-IRC-1186
NPARC number20378804
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