Abstract:In order to better guide engineering practice, indoor tests on cement-soil permeability were carried out to study the effects of different cement mixing ratios, different curing ages, and different types of soil on the permeability coefficient of cement-soil. Three types of fine-grained soils with different clay particle contents and ordinary Portland cement were selected. Different cement mixing ratios of 12%, 16%, and 20% were adopted, and the layered compaction method was used to prepare cement-soil specimens. The specimens were subjected to standard curing for 7 days, 28 days, and 90 days respectively, and permeability tests were conducted to analyze the variation law of permeability coefficient under different conditions.