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Comparison of Mortar Damping Power with Normal and Burnt Crumb Rubber

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This study evaluates the damping capacity of mortar modified with crumb rubber aggregate under two conditions: normal and incinerated. Crumb rubber is utilized as a potential recycled material to enhance the mechanical properties of mortar, particularly in applications requiring damping capabilities. In this study, conventional mortar is mixed with crumb rubber at a specified fraction, then tested under normal conditions and after under going an incineration. The damping tests were conducted using standard vibration damping methods to assess the performance of each type of mortar. The results indicate that mortar with incinerated crumb rubber exhibits higher damping capacity compare to mortar with normal crumb rubber. Further analysis reveals that the incineration process increases the surface roughness of the crumb rubber aggregate, contributing to improved interaction between the mortar matrix and the aggregate. Additionally, the conclution of incinerated crumb rubber not only enhances damping capacity but also shows potential improving durability and resistance to dynamic loads. This research provides new insights into use of incinerated crumb rubber as an additive in mortar, offering sustainable and innovative solutions in the construction field. These findings are expected to promote the adoption of recycled materials in the construction industry, supporting greener and more efficient construction practices.

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Engineering Headway (Volume 39)

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23-33

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https://doi.org/10.4028/p-IfRk8Y

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July 2026

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Marson Maizi*, Hartawan Hartawan, Nasruddin Nasruddin, Imriyanti Imriyanti

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Crumb Rubber, Incineration, Mechanic Performance, Mortar

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