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Fig 1.

Calculated model.

(a) Physical structures; (b) Finite element model.

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Table 1.

Thermophysical parameters of each soil layer of subgrade.

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Table 2.

Seepage parameters of each soil layer of subgrade.

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Table 3.

Mechanical parameters of each soil layer of subgrade.

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Fig 2.

Comparison between measured and simulated temperature: (a) natural site; (b) subgrade central.

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Fig 3.

Ground temperature distribution map of subgrade with different insulation thickness at the coldest moment: (a) common roadbed; (b) 0.1 m; (c) 0.2m; (d) 0.3m; (e) 0.4m.

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Fig 4.

Maximum freezing depth of subgrade with different foam concrete insulation thickness.

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Fig 5.

Distribution of ice content of subgrade with different insulation thickness at the coldest moment:(a) ordinary subgrade; (b) 0.1 m; (c) 0.2m; (d) 0.3m; (e) 0.4m.

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Fig 6.

Maximum frost heave of subgrade with different insulation thickness.

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Fig 7.

Temperature distribution of composite subgrade with different insulation thickness at the coldest moment: (a) common roadbed; (b) 0.1 m; (c) 0.2m; (d) 0.3m; (e) 0.4m.

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Fig 8.

Maximum freezing depth of insulation structure subgrade with different foamed concrete thickness.

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Fig 9.

Maximum frost heaving amount of composite subgrade with different insulation thickness.

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Table 4.

The maximum freezing depth of thermal insulation layer subgrade and composite thermal insulation structure subgrade.

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Table 5.

The maximum frost heave deformation of thermal insulation layer subgrade and composite thermal insulation structure subgrade.

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