Abstract:In order to study the evolution law of traffic load on the dynamic performance of silt-stabilized soil subgrade, the on-site silt-solidified soil subgrade test is based on the Shanghai Legoland Auxiliary Road Construction Project, and various engineering tests on the silt-solidified soil subgrade are conducted. The time-history variations of earth pressure and strain of the subgrade under different vehicle speeds and axle loads are tested. The attenuation mechanism of peak earth pressure and peak strain along depth distribution under the action of different speeds and different axle loads are studied. The test results show that under the action of traffic loads within a certain speed range, the dynamic stress and dynamic strain on the soil are positively correlated with the axle load or speed of the vehicle, and the influence of axle load on dynamic stress is more significant than that of speed. During the process of the vehicle passing through the test section at a low speed, a corresponding stress peak will be generated at different axles. After increasing the vehicle speed, the dynamic stresses generated between different axles that are relatively close to each other will influence each other and gradually evolve into a stress superposition phenomenon.