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What are the curing requirements for concrete pavement in New Jersey?
"Protecting Concrete Structures. Post warning tape around flatwork such as bridge decks, pavement, sidewalks, driveways, and islands dur ing the curing period. Provide wet burlap or polyethylene sheeting to protect the edges and surface of the plastic concrete from precipitation. Do not drive piles within 200 feet of concrete that is being placed or has been placed within the previous 24 h ours unless approved by the RE. Ensure that salt or brackish water does not come in contact with the concrete for a period of 28 days after being placed." [5]
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