Preparation and performance of cementing materials for rapid maintenance of pavement potholes
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.6036/10914Abstract
At present, China has entered the peak stage of large-scale
maintenance, but repair materials for asphalt pavement potholes
are subjected to problems, such as low construction efficiency and
poor durability. Polyurethane modified epoxy acrylic resin was se
lected in this study to repair pavement potholes rapidly and improve
durability further. Meanwhile, the cementing material and aggre
gate were formed into a mixture for rapid repair. A four-factor and
four-level orthogonal experiment was designed, and the optimal
mass ratio of each component of the cementing material (EPMY)
was determined according to three indexes: tensile strength, elon
gation at break, and viscosity. The basic properties of the material
were evaluated using viscosity, glass transition temperature, ther
mal stability, and elastic recovery rate tests. Finally, the mechani
cal properties of EPMY immersed in water, salt, acid, and oil so
lutions were tested under different environmental stimuli. Results
showed that the optimal mass ratio of epoxy resin binder is 100%
epoxy acrylic resin:15% diluent:30% toughening agent:60% curing
agent:6% accelerant, with a tensile strength of 21.48 MPa and an
elongation at break of 48.3% at −10 °C. Elastic recovery rate is
51.3% at room temperature, glass transition temperature is −13.6
°C, and mass residual rate of EPMY is 10.06% when the temperature
rises to 500 °C. The mechanical properties of EPMY are maximally
affected by the acidic solution; and the elongation at break, bending
strength, and bending deformation are reduced by 11.63%, 7.52%,
and 9.58%, respectively. Moreover, and the elongation at break of
EPMY can be maintained above 89%. The cementing material can
be used for the rapid repair of pavement potholes, thereby incre
asing the convenience of maintenance work and improving the
maintenance level.
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