"I would find this a very useful reference in re-visiting the possible modes and considerations in the original choice of suspension bridge construction when considering any significant maintenance on a structure." Peter G. Hill, General Manager and Bridgemaster, Humber Bridge Board, UK
"The title says it all. For anyone with a passion or even just an interest in managing and caring for these icons of bridge engineering, this book is essential reading."
Richard Fish in Bridge Design and Engineering
"Truly a unique contribution and is a must-read for bridge engineers and owners involved in any aspect of suspension bridges."
Anil K. Agrawal and Barney T. Martin in J. Bridge Eng
"The book's 12 chapters provide an overview of topics such as design and construction, inspection, anchorage enhancements, security risk management, cable dehumidification systems, and the evaluation and corrosion of the main cables. There are also sections on monitoring systems, rehabilitation using supplementary cables, and the maintenance of cable band bolts, cables, suspender ropes, and anchorages. Because most suspension bridge owners and operators are involved with only one or two of these structures, it is difficult for them to acquire experience to detect deterioration, develop mitigation techniques, or implement appropriate restoration in a timely, cost-effective manner. Therefore, this work would be useful to anyone involved with designing, owning, maintaining, or rehabilitating suspension bridges. Summing up: Recommended. Researchers/faculty and professionals/practitioners." H. I. Epstein, University of Connecticut, Storrs, USA, for CHOICE, March 2016
