ArticlePolymers2026
Enhancing the Comprehensive Performance and Interfacial Adhesion of Emulsified Asphalt Using an Epoxy-Functionalized Waterborne Polyurethane.
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To enhance the comprehensive performance and interfacial adhesion of conventional emulsified asphalt, an epoxy-functionalized waterborne polyurethane modified emulsified asphalt (EFPU-MEA) was developed using an epoxy-functionalized waterborne polyurethane (EFPU) emulsion and an isocyanate curing agent. Experimental evaluations show that the EFPU-MEA achieves a tensile strength of 1.11 ± 0.05 MPa and an elongation at break of 782.5 ± 45%, demonstrating a well-balanced flexibility and deformation resistance. The interfacial bond between EFPU-MEA and aggregates exhibited robust durability under various stressors, including thermal fluctuations, low-temperature cracking, chemical corrosion, and moisture damage. Quantitative "sandwich" pull-out and shear tests determined the optimal modifier content and spraying quantity to be 15-20% and 1.0 kg/m
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