General Information
Figure 1 shows a suspension bridge that is used by motorcycles, bicycles and pedestrians.

Type | Single-span suspension bridge |
Main span | ≅ 100 m |
Deck width | ≅ 2 m |
Deck width to main span ratio | ≅ 1:50 |
Pylon | Reinforced concrete |
Girder | Timber transverse beam |
Pylon Deformation
Figure 2 shows a pylon.
The double yellow arrow marks the pylon-top horizontal displacement d.
Figure 3 shows the top region of the pylon.

The main cable inclination angle α is greater than the main cable inclination angle β.
Main Cable Anchorage
Figure 4 shows a main cable anchorage.
Front view | Enlarged front view |

The main cable is connected to nine wire rope sheaves by short cables, which are fixed by U-bolt clamps. Main cable and short cables are connected directly (cable-to-cable connection).
Stringers
Figure 5 shows a main span sector viewed from the deck.

The deck consists of timber planks that are connected to the stringers by carriage bolts, washers and nuts. Figure 6 shows a main span sector viewed from below.
