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DOI: 10. 7672 / sgjs2023220001
Replacing part of fine aggregate with rubber particles can improve the frost resistance ofconcrete. In the test, rubber particles were used to replace the natural sand in ordinary concrete in equalvolume. Based on the mechanical properties, the mass loss rate and relative dynamic elastic modulus ofdifferent freeze-thaw stages were compared and analyzed with the replacement rate to determine the bestreplacement range of frost resistance. The results show that with the increase of rubber replacement rate,the mass loss first decreases and then increases, while the relative dynamic elastic modulus first increasesand then decreases, and the frost resistance first increases and then decreases, that is, there is arelatively optimal replacement interval for frost resistance, and the best replacement range for frostresistance of rubber concrete can be obtained by intersection.