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Review on the Role of Rubber on the Performance of Concrete

Kai Su

Journal of Engineering Research and Reports · pp. 12–18 · Published 17 Oct 2023

10.9734/jerr/2023/v25i10996

Abstract

Due to the rapid development of the vehicle manufacturing industry, the hazards caused by scrap tire rubber have become one of the serious problems faced by people today. Rubber concrete is made of waste rubber into different particle sizes to replace the fine aggregate in ordinary concrete formed by a new type of composite material, for the disposal of waste tires and rubber opened up a new way, so that waste rubber can be reused. Rubber concrete compared to ordinary concrete has Light weight, good elasticity, high toughness, ductility, impact resistance, good damping, good frost resistance, but its strength is reduced. From the perspective of mechanical properties, durability and modification treatment, the article introduces the research progress of its compressive strength, frost resistance, carbonation resistance, modification treatment, etc., which provides a method for rubber concrete to be used in a wider range of practical projects.

Concrete rubber performance resource recycling

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