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Investigation reveals optimal waste rubber content of 10% improves abrasive resistance in porous surfaces, suggesting practical applications in road design.
The use of waste rubbers and polyurethane has a significant impact on the abrasion resistance of the porous elastic road surface (PERS) mixture. The purpose of this work is to study the anti-abrasion performance of the PERS mixture under different contents of waste rubbers. First, features of the surface of the PERS mixture were collected by image processing technology. Then, the abrasion performance of the mixture was studied by image processing and wear tests. The correlation between the surface texture parameters and the anti-abrasion performance of the mixture was analyzed by the gray entropy correlation method. It is found that the change of convex particle area in the equivalent diameter range of 2–5 mm had the greatest correlation with the abrasion resistance of the PERS mixture. The effect of the waste rubber content of the mixture on the anti-abrasion performance was investigated, and a waste rubber content of 10% showed the best anti-abrasion performance. It is expected that this work can provide a new method for analyzing the anti-abrasion performance of functional pavement.
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