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NS-EN 13877-2:2013

Jul 2013 Withdrawn

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Abstract

This European Standard specifies requirements for concrete pavements cast in situ and compacted by vibration. This European Standard also covers concrete sub-bases as well as concrete wearing courses on bridges. This European Standard covers concrete pavements in motorways, airfields, pedestrian streets, cycle tracks, storage areas and, in general, all traffic-bearing structures.

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Published: 1 July 2013
Withdrawn: 20 November 2023
Edition: 2013-03
Version: 1
Document type: NAT
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ICS 93.080.20
National Committee SN/K 419

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Replaced by: NS-EN 13877-2:2023
Refers: NS-EN 206:2013+A2:2021
Replaces: NS-EN 13877-2:2004
Adopted from: EN 13877-2:2013 , 0

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