Study on the Construction Technology of the Graded Granular Cushion at the Bottom of the Subgrade in Highway Engineering

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Since the 21st century, the national economy of China has tended to fast develop, and the people's material life has been greatly improved. As the investment of the state in social infrastructure continues to increase, the domestic infrastructure construction has been in a rapid development, and especially the road and bridge construction projects have largely accelerated the development of the transportation and also the growth of the national economy in China. In the meantime, the geological conditions encountered in highway engineering are more and more complicated, so the requirement on the construction technology is continuously higher and higher, and finally certain difficulties are caused to the construction. In this paper, the construction technology of the graded granular cushion at the bottom of the subgrade in highway engineering is studied and discussed specifically.

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