Thread-Level Speculation (TLS) technology can tap the parallel execution potential of programs and improve the utilization of multi-core resources. However, the current TACLeBench kernel benchmarks are not effectively analyzed in TLS parallelization. In response to this problem, the loop-level speculative execution analysis scheme and analysis tool were designed. With 7 representative TACLeBench kernel benchmarks selected, firstly, the initialization analysis was performed to the programs, the program hot fragments were selected to insert the loop identifier. Then, the cross-compilation was performed to these fragments, the program speculative thread and the memory address related data were recorded, and the maximun potential of the loop-level parallelism was analyzed. Finally, the program runtime characteristics (thread granularity, parallelizable coverage, dependency characteristics) and the impacts of the source code on the speedup ratio were comprehensively discussed. Experimental results show that:1) this type of programs is suitable for TLS acceleration, compared with serial execution results, under the loop structure speculative execution, the speedup ratios for most programs are above 2, and the highest speedup ratio in them can reach 20.79; 2) by using TLS to accelerate the TACLeBench kernel programs, most applications can effectively make use of 4-core to 16-core computing resources.