Performance optimization of novel wear-resistant reflective cooling coatings for asphalt pavement

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

Construction and Building Materials Pub Date : 2024-11-16 DOI:10.1016/j.conbuildmat.2024.139207

Wei Si , Qiutai Gu , Yike Yin , Xiangyu Luo , Moxuan Xia , Xin Li , Maoning Zhong , Yongping Hu

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Abstract

To enhance the wear resistance of traditional asphalt pavement reflective coatings and extend their cooling effect, this study employed Potassium Hexatitanate Whiskers (PHW) as a functional material to manufacture pavement reflective coatings. It was found that PHW exhibited excellent wear resistance though agglomeration resulted in adverse effects. Therefore, untreated PHW (U-PHW) underwent inorganic-organic surface modification to produce modified PHW (M-PHW). The results indicated that M-PHW exhibited excellent optical properties, with a reflectance of 78.9 %. M-PHW exhibited more uniform dispersion in the resin matrix, which significantly enhanced the coating reflectivity. Moreover, the interfacial bonding strength between M-PHW and the resin matrix was significantly improved, enhancing the wear resistance of the coating. Especially with a whisker content of 16 units, the tensile strength of the M-PHW coating reached 96.20 MPa, representing a 43.0 % increase compared to the U-PHW coating, while achieving a maximum outdoor cooling value of 5.6 °C.

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新型沥青路面耐磨反射冷却涂层的性能优化

为了提高传统沥青路面反光涂层的耐磨性并延长其冷却效果，本研究采用六钛酸钾晶须（PHW）作为功能材料来制造路面反光涂层。研究发现，PHW 具有优异的耐磨性，但结块会带来不利影响。因此，对未经处理的 PHW（U-PHW）进行了无机-有机表面改性，制成了改性 PHW（M-PHW）。结果表明，M-PHW 具有优异的光学特性，反射率高达 78.9%。M-PHW 在树脂基体中的分散更加均匀，从而显著提高了涂层的反射率。此外，M-PHW 与树脂基体之间的界面结合强度也得到了显著提高，从而增强了涂层的耐磨性。特别是在晶须含量为 16 个单位时，M-PHW 涂层的拉伸强度达到 96.20 兆帕，与 U-PHW 涂层相比提高了 43.0%，同时室外最大冷却值达到 5.6 °C。

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

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13.80

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21.60%

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3632

审稿时长

82 days

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