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stresses develop before the concrete has attained adequate tensile strength, surface cracking can result. All exposed surfaces, including exposed edges and joints, must be pro-tected against moisture evaporation. Hydration proceeds at a much slower rate when the concrete temperature is low. Temperatures below 10°C
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