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Fresh flatwork is exposed to hot sun and dry wind immediately after finishing. What should be planned?

Correct Answer

C) Implement suitable curing and weather protection to limit rapid moisture loss.

Plan prompt suitable curing after finishing and protection against rapid evaporation in the hot, windy conditions. Curing maintains moisture and temperature for property development; wind protection supports that plan but does not replace curing. NRMCA CIP 11 describes appropriate moisture-retention and water-curing methods. Source: https://www.nrmca.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/01/11pr.pdf

Answer Options
A
Allow the surface to dry rapidly before beginning any curing.
B
Use a fan to speed evaporation from the finished surface.
C
Implement suitable curing and weather protection to limit rapid moisture loss.
D
Add dry cement to the finished surface instead of curing.

Why This Is the Correct Answer

Plan prompt suitable curing after finishing and protection against rapid evaporation in the hot, windy conditions. Curing maintains moisture and temperature for property development; wind protection supports that plan but does not replace curing. NRMCA CIP 11 describes appropriate moisture-retention and water-curing methods. Source: https://www.nrmca.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/01/11pr.pdf

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