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                   Step 9: Apply Boundary Conditions
                   Right-click on Static Structural (A5). Choose Insert and then Fixed Support
                     from  the context menu. Apply  this support  to the  horizontal  line at  the
                     bottom.
                   Right-click on Static Structural (A5). Choose Insert and then Frictionless Support
                     from the context menu. Apply this support to the leftmost vertical line (center line
                     of the fountain). The frictionless support prevents the line from moving or deform-
                     ing in the normal direction, and thus is equivalent to a symmetry condition.
                   Step 10: Apply Loads
                   In the Project Outline, right-click on Static Structural (A5). Choose Insert and
                     then Hydrostatic Pressure. The hydrostatic load simulates pressure due to
                     fluid weight.
                   In the Details of “Hydrostatic Pressure”, ctrl-click the horizontal line and the
                     adjacent line fillet shown below, and apply the two edges to the Geometry
                     selection. Enter 1000 kg/m  for Fluid Density. Change the Define By selec-
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                     tion to Components, and enter 9.8 m/s  for the Y Component of Hydrostatic
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                     Acceleration. Enter  0.68 m for the  X Coordinate and  0.76 m for the  Y
                     Coordinate for the Free Surface Location. The location corresponds to the
                     upper endpoint of the line fillet.






































                   Insert another Hydrostatic Pressure load, and apply the pressure to the line and
                     the adjacent line fillet as shown below.
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