Abstract:The K2617-K2678 section of National Highway G105 is located in the river network area of the Pearl River Delta alluvial plain. Affected by extreme heavy rainfall and river backwater during flood seasons as well as long-term heavy traffic load, the pavement shows continuous water damage diseases such as soft and elastic subsidence of the subgrade, mud pumping and voiding of the base layer, and network cracks and potholes on the surface layer. Relying on the disaster recovery project of this road section, a complete set of repair technology system featuring “refined detection - hierarchical disposal - structural reinforcement - drainage optimization” is built. The combined technologies including pressure grouting, full-depth cold recycling, excavation and geogrid reinforcement are adopted to conduct the minimally invasive repair and simultaneous covering for surface layer diseases, and optimize the drainage system at the same time. Engineering practice shows that the structural strength, flatness and skid resistance of the repaired pavement meet the standard requirements, the good road condition rate increases from 72% to 96%, and the flood damage resistance is significantly improved. The results can provide technical references for the disaster repair of trunk highways in the Pearl River Delta and similar plain river network areas.