If the artificial turf freezes, the ice on the field can be crushed with a heavy-duty roller, and the broken ice can be swept directly from the field. Usually when the sun is out, and when the ice or frost is not very thick, it will melt away quickly. The bottom fabric of artificial turf has drainage holes, and the snow will be drained from the drainage holes after melting. Finally, you only3. Ice removal needs to pay attention to the foundation. angle and treatment of the gutters.

If the ice is thick, chemicals can be used to cause it to melt. Spread about 100 Ibs of urea per 3,000 square feet (for reference only, it can be adjusted appropriately in different situations and different areas) After the urea is spread, it will take half an hour for the ice cubes on the field to melt. Melted ice should be cleaned with a washer, rubber cleaner, sweeper, or other suitable equipment. Urea has little effect at -12°C, and cannot melt ice at all at -17°C. A small amount of urea residue will remain on the site, which will be cleaned up, weather permitting.

Do not use salt, mineral salt, calcium chloride, or other corrosives and toxic chemicals to melt the ice on the surface of artificial grass, their residues will cause damage to athletes, equipment and turf.

The above are the common methods for removing ice and snow from artificial turf.