The study of the different engineering materials according to their mechanical and dynamic characteristics has become an area of research interest in recent years.Several studies have verified that the mechanical properties of the material are directly affected by the distribution and size of the particles that compose it.Such is the case of asphalt mixtures.For this reason, different digital tools have been developed in order to be able to detect the structural components of the elements in a precise, clear and efficient manner.In this work, a segmentation model is developed for different types of dense-graded asphalt mixtures with grain sizes from 9.5 mm to 0.0075 mm, using sieve size reconstruction of the laboratory production curve.The laboratory curve is used to validate the particles detection model that uses morphological operations for elements separation.All this with the objective of developing a versatile tool for the analysis and study of pavement structures in a non-destructive test.The results show that the model presented in this work is able to segment elements with an area greater than 0.0324 mm 2 and reproduce the sieve size curves of the mixtures with a high percentage of precision.