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Adhesion, rheology and temperature-adjusting performance of polyurethane-based solid–solid phase change asphalt mastics subjected to laboratory aging

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Polyurethane-based solid–solid phase change materials have great potential as thermal energy storage materials for cooling utilizations in asphalt mastic. The major goal of the present work is to evaluate the adhesion, rheology and temperature-adjusting performance of the phase change heat storage asphalt mastics subjected to laboratory aging. For this purpose, the binder bond strength test, dynamic shear rheological test, multiple stress creep and recovery test and temperature regulation test were conducted on the mastic samples, and the test results were further statistically analyzed. It is demonstrated that irrespective of the aging level, the phase change asphalt mastics exhibit significantly decreased adhesive property, stiffness and viscous response, whereas improved elastic recovery ability and permanent deformation resistance compared to the corresponding conventional asphalt mastic. For phase change asphalt mastics, the dosage of phase change material has a statistically significant effect on the rheological and anti-aging properties except for adhesive property. The temperature rising rate of phase change asphalt mastics are slower than that of the conventional counterpart, and aging has little effect on the cooling performance of phase change asphalt mastics.

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This work was supported by the National Key R&D Program of China (No. 2021YFB1600200) and the National Natural Science Foundation of China (No. 52038001 and No. 52122809).

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    Meng Jia, Aimin Sha, Wei Jiang, Wentong Wang & Dongdong Yuan

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Jia, M., Sha, A., Jiang, W. et al. Adhesion, rheology and temperature-adjusting performance of polyurethane-based solid–solid phase change asphalt mastics subjected to laboratory aging. Mater Struct 56, 57 (2023). https://doi.org/10.1617/s11527-023-02149-1

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