The present application relates to the technical field of tire performance detection, and particularly relates to a tire
tread rubber ground adhesion performance evaluation method and
system based on a wet-state
epoxy floor master curve. Under a wet-state
epoxy floor test interface, dynamic mechanical tests of multiple temperatures and multiple frequencies are performed on a
tread rubber sample to obtain viscoelastic response data, a reference temperature is selected, and the data is horizontally translated based on a time-temperature
equivalence principle to construct a
tan delta master curve with a clear energy dissipation
peak value characteristic. In the master curve, a
peak value is identified and parameters such as
peak value equivalent frequency, peak value
tan delta and peak width are extracted, and based on this, the ground adhesion performance of different
tread rubbers under the working conditions of a wet-state smooth floor such as an underground garage is quantitatively or semi-quantitatively evaluated. The method integrates
wideband response, avoids the contingency of a
single point index, improves
repeatability and comparability, and is suitable for formula screening and
performance comparison.