Performance evaluation of Stone Mastic Asphalt (SMA) mixtures with textile waste fibres

IF 7.4 1区工程技术 Q1 CONSTRUCTION & BUILDING TECHNOLOGY

Construction and Building Materials Pub Date : 2024-11-15 DOI:10.1016/j.conbuildmat.2024.139125

Wilder Rodríguez , Julián Rivera , Miguel Sevillano , Tania Torres

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Abstract

The research evaluates the performance of Stone Mastic Asphalt (SMA) mixtures using residual cotton fibres from the Peruvian textile industry to address the environmental pollution caused by this sector. A reference SMA20 mixture was established with 0.30 % commercial fibre and 6 % asphalt. Subsequently, this fibre was replaced by textile fibre in the same proportions. It was found that 0.20 % textile fibre optimally met the volumetric requirements and binder drainage tests. Performance tests showed that the textile fibre achieved a TSR of 95 %, compared to 82 % for the commercial fibre, and a rutting resistance of 2.82 mm compared to 2.46 mm for the commercial fibre. Additionally, the textile fibre demonstrated a better dynamic modulus at high temperatures. In conclusion, residual Peruvian cotton fibres can efficiently replace commercial fibres in SMA20 mixtures, with 0.20 % being the optimal amount, thus promoting sustainable material reuse.

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含纺织废纤维的石子胶凝沥青 (SMA) 混合物的性能评估

这项研究评估了使用秘鲁纺织业残留棉纤维的石硫沥青（SMA）混合物的性能，以解决该行业造成的环境污染问题。研究使用 0.30% 的商业纤维和 6% 的沥青建立了 SMA20 混合料的参考模型。随后，用相同比例的纺织纤维替代了这种纤维。结果发现，0.20% 的纺织纤维最符合体积要求和粘结剂排水试验。性能测试表明，纺织纤维的 TSR 为 95%，而商用纤维为 82%；抗车辙能力为 2.82 毫米，而商用纤维为 2.46 毫米。此外，纺织纤维在高温下的动态模量更高。总之，秘鲁残留棉纤维可有效替代 SMA20 混合物中的商用纤维，0.20% 是最佳用量，从而促进了材料的可持续再利用。

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Construction and Building Materials 工程技术-材料科学：综合

CiteScore

13.80

自引率

21.60%

发文量

3632

审稿时长

82 days

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