This application discloses a
cement-stabilized
crushed stone layer structure, belonging to the technical field of
crushed stone layers. The
cement-stabilized
crushed stone layer structure includes a grid frame, the interior of which is equipped with a filling skeleton
assembly. The filling skeleton
assembly includes multiple interconnected composite plates, with adjacent composite plates forming a
honeycomb structure. The inner wall of the grid frame is fixedly connected to the adjacent composite plates. A through-hole is provided at the center of each
composite plate. The
honeycomb composite plates within the grid frame decompose the
shear force under horizontal load into
axial pressure, fully utilizing the
compressive strength of concrete, effectively resisting pavement deformation, improving structural
bearing capacity, and extending pavement service life. The
honeycomb structure restricts the dispersion of crushed stone, facilitating compaction and shaping after
cement pouring. The burr membrane within the anti-scattering holes forms a
mechanical bond with the cement, enhancing the
bond strength between the cement and the composite plates, ensuring tight fusion and improving the overall integrity of the pavement structure.