ï¶ Recycled mat smoothness ï¶ Moisture added to RAP ï¶ Compacted density ï¶ RAP gradation ï¶ Moisture content before overlay ï¶ Recycling additive content ï¶ Depth of pulverization/milling Things to consider in a CIR â QC/QA Plan. Air Temperature of 50 Degrees Fâ and rising is preferred.
When swelling occurs, especially in conditions of heat, it is called heat edema. This swelling occurs due to heat especially when blood vessels dilate, and the person concerned maintained positions of standing or sitting for long intervals. The result is fluid retention in the legs. Swollen Feet.
Blood and temperature control-Higher. When we are too hot, blood vessels supplying blood to the skin can swell or dilate (vasodilation). This allows more warm blood to flow near the surface of the skin, where the heat can be lost to the air. This is why some people's skin looks redder when they feel too hot. When we are too cold the blood vessels supplying warm blood to the skin become narrow or constrict (vasoconstriction). This reduces the flow of warm blood near the surface of the skin, and reduces heat loss. This is why some people's skin looks paler when they feel too cold.