Abstract:To promote the application of soil stabilizers in road subgrade engineering of soft soil areas, taking Lubond-1 ionic soil stabilizer as the research object, and selecting the in-situ soil from heavy-duty transportation infrastructure roads as the test material, the laboratory tests are systematically conducted to compare the influences of compaction degree, curing age, moisture content and lime content on the unconfined compressive strength of stabilized soil. The results show that the unconfined compressive strength of stabilized soil has a significant linear positive correlation with compaction degree, and increases continuously with the growth of curing age. The strength growth of the lime + stabilizer composite system is particularly prominent in the later stage. The strength reaches the peak when the moisture content is about 18.0%, which is consistent with the moisture control range required by the specification. The strength increases overall when the lime content ranges from 3% to 13%, with a significant increase rate below 6% and a slow increase rate above 6%. The research results can provide experimental basis and technical reference for the stabilization design, construction control and mix ratio optimization of road subgrades and bases in soft soil areas.