Regarding the stress on fixed brackets

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Generally, a fixed support is subjected to the combined effect of three forces: 1. the elastic force of the compensator, 2. the thrust from internal pressure； 3. The reaction force due to the friction of the sliding bracket. So, 1. If there is no sliding bracket between the two fixed brackets, does the frictional reaction mentioned above still exist? 2. Additionally, if there is only a sliding bracket on one side of the compensator, then only one of the two fixed brackets will experience the reaction force due to friction, or will both be affected? 3. Finally, in what direction is the resultant force of the fixing brackets applied to the structure?

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