The paper presents an assessment of the effectiveness of the use soil-cement with hydrophobized surface by conducting a feasibility study. The work performed theoretical studies and the calculation part. The object of study is a soil-cement with hydrophobized surface at the base in road foundation of the road. The subject of the study is the economic efficiency of the use of modified soil-cement. Theoretical studies are based on the choice of methodology for assessing the economic efficiency of the use of this material with its subsequent description. The calculation part includes determining the benefits of road users, current and one-time costs from the use of various constructions of pavement for the billing period. The result of the calculations is a graph of the dependence of the economic efficiency of various structures on traffic intensity. The use of soil-cement with hydrophobized surface will reduce economic costs in the construction of roads, increase the speed and quality of work, increase the overhaul time of roads of federal and regional significance.
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