In order to investigate the axial compressive behavior of high-strength concrete-filled CFRP-aluminum composite tubular members,a set of axial compression tests on 12 stub column specimens were carried out,and the main parameter was the number of CFRP layers.The test results show the failure mode of the concrete-filled composite tubular specimens is several local buckling in the composite tube,accompanied by concrete crushing at the corresponding locations,while the hollow composite tubular specimens exhibit local concave buckling failure.The load-carrying capacity of specimens increases as the number of CFRP layer increases,and the increase amplitude for the concrete-filled composite tubes is higher than that of the corresponding hollow composite tubes.The contribution of each component to the load-carrying capacity is analyzed,and it is indicated that the contribution percentage of concrete is more than 70%,and the contribution proportion increases with the increase of CFRP layer number.A formula for calculating the load-carrying capacity of high-strength concrete-filled CFRP-aluminum composite tube is proposed.