Abstract:Cement-stabilized macadam is the main material type of pavement base courses in China, and its property has a direct impact on road serviceability. Focusing on self-developed high-toughness fibers, the variation laws of flexural strength, drying shrinkage, deformation capacity and comprehensive performance of fiber cement-stabilized macadam, as well as the influence of fiber cement are studied. The result shows that the addition of fibers can enhance the flexural strength of cement-stabilized macadam, but the difference in flexural strength is not significant when the content varies. When the content is 1‰, the flexural tensile strength is the highest, which is 8.29% higher than that of ordinary cement-stabilized macadam. The addition of fibers can reduce the drying shrinkage coefficient of cement-stabilized macadam. The drying shrinkage coefficient first decreases and then increases with the increase in fiber content. The best improvement is achieved at 1‰. The addition of fiber content can significantly increase the peak strain of cement-stabilized macadam, and the peak strain shows a monotonically increasing trend with the increase of fiber content. From the perspective of comprehensive performance, 1‰ is the optimal fiber content, and the comprehensive performance index increases by 56.6%.