Abstract:With the rapid development of rural economy, a large number of grassroots roads are facing the rapid emergency repairs, anti-seepage and durability, anti-cracking and anti-seepage and other repair projects. In order to explore the construction and repair effect of organosilicone-modified cement-based materials on rural roads, the cement materials modified with single-group organosilicone admixtures (sodium methane silicate, MAS) of different dosages are designed with the gap rate as the control index and applied to road repair. The uniaxial compression test, water dropping contact angle test and scanning electron microscope (SEM) test are conducted to explore the macroscopic mechanical behavior and the microscopic mechanism of impermeability and waterproofing of the pavement after grouting reinforcement. The results show that the strength of highway structure continuously decreases with the increase of methane-organosilicon content. It is recommended that the methane-organosilicon content does not exceed 1% when the initial strength loss does not exceed 3.9 MPa. When the content is controlled about 0.5%, the methane-organosilicon can obviously improve the stiffness of modification and reinforcement. After the repair, the durable load-bearing capacity of the highway can be increased by 5.82%, and the anti-seepage and waterproofing capacity can be enhanced by 9.31 times.