Abstract:In order to explore the basic mechanical properties of rubber concrete with different substitution rates, uniaxial compression, uniaxial splitting tension and shear tests were carried out on rubber concrete with five different rubber substitution rates by using hydraulic servo machines and material shear equipment. The basic mechanical properties of rubber concrete with different substitution rates were compared and analyzed. The results show that the failure mechanism of rubber concrete with different substitution rates is the same, and the trend of force deformation curve is basically the same, which has nothing to do with the rubber substitution rate. Uniaxial compression failure is relatively high integrity, uniaxial splitting tensile and shear failure sections gradually become irregular, rubber particles shedding more. With the increase of rubber substitution rate, the uniaxial compressive strength, splitting tensile strength and shear strength of concrete gradually decrease, the failure displacement gradually increases, and the plastic deformation capacity of concrete gradually increases. The maximum reduction of compressive strength is 6067%, the maximum reduction of shear strength is 49.85%, and the maximum reduction of splitting tensile strength is 5838%. At the same time, the mechanical failure mechanism and theoretical calculation of rubber concrete are discussed. The research results have certain significance for the application of rubber concrete engineering.