Abstract:This article explores the effects of polyurea particle content and particle size on the static and dynamic mechanical properties of concrete. Rubber particle concrete and ordinary concrete are set as control groups, and quasi-static compressive tests, static bending tests, and dynamic impact tests are conducted on the test specimens. The results show that the compressive strength of polyurea particle concrete is significantly higher than that of rubber particle concrete; the incorporation of polyurea particles can significantly improve the toughness of concrete; when the particle content is 10%, the peak strain is concentrated between 4‰ and 6‰, at which point polyurea particle concrete exhibits better toughness and ductility; polyurea particle concrete with a particle size of 1-3mm exhibits superior energy dissipation characteristics.