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   * the geometry of the surfaces where the load is applied   * the geometry of the surfaces where the load is applied
   * the direction of the force (a vector)   * the direction of the force (a vector)
-  * the magnitude of the force in MKS units+  * the magnitude of the force
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   * the geometry of the surfaces where the load is applied   * the geometry of the surfaces where the load is applied
   * the direction of the bearing force (a vector)   * the direction of the bearing force (a vector)
-  * the magnitude of the force in MKS units+  * the magnitude of the force
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-A "Pressure" load is a surface load specified in terms of force per unit area. Positive pressures push into the surface, negative pressure pull.+A "Pressure" load is a surface load specified in terms of force per unit area that is normal to the surface. Positive pressures push into the surface, negative pressure pull.
  
 A Pressure Load requires two inputs: A Pressure Load requires two inputs:
   * the geometry of the surfaces where the pressure is applied   * the geometry of the surfaces where the pressure is applied
-  * the magnitude of the pressure in MKS units+  * the magnitude of the pressure
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   * the geometry of the surfaces where the load is applied   * the geometry of the surfaces where the load is applied
   * the axis of the torque (a line segment)   * the axis of the torque (a line segment)
-  * the value of the torque in MKS units+  * the value of the torque
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 +===== Hydrostatic Load ===== 
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 +A “Hydrostatic” load is a spatially varying pressure as experienced by the walls of a pool due to the weight of the water pressing against them. The pressure at any point depends on the density of the water, increasing from a value of zero at the water surface to a maximum at the deepest point. 
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 +A Hydrostatic load requires three inputs: 
 +  * the geometry of the surfaces where the load is applied 
 +  * a point on the surface of the fluid (fluid depth is assumed in the -Z direction) 
 +  * specific gravity of the fluid (dimensionless, SG = 1 for water) 
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