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--- wiki:sns:snspro:importance_of_unit_system [2017/07/14 13:19] – claire
+++ wiki:sns:snspro:importance_of_unit_system [2022/08/10 10:24] (current) – michael
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 ======Unit Systems======
-Scan&Solve relies on the unit system chosen when a model is created. The unit system entered into Rhino is used by Scan&Solve to interpret the geometry when restraints and loads are applied to the model.
+Scan&Solve Pro relies on the unit system chosen when a model is created. The unit system entered into Rhino is used by Scan&Solve Pro to interpret the geometry when restraints and loads are applied to the model.
 =====Creating model with incorrect unit system=====
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 In the following example, a beam is restrained on the left end boundary and has a 1000 N load applied on the right end boundary which causes bending of the beam.
-In the first image, the model was created by choosing the millimeters unit system in Rhino.  The danger level of the beam failing is very high.
+In the first image, the model was created by choosing the millimeters unit system in Rhino.  The danger level of the beam is very high.
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 =====Entering loads in a separate unit system=====
-Scan&Solve can accept loads in different units than the unit system chosen for the geometric model.  It will automatically convert the loads to be consistent with the model's unit system.  For example, it is possible to create the model with a millimeter unit system and apply loads in pounds.
+Scan&Solve Pro can accept loads in different units than the unit system chosen for the geometric model.  It will automatically convert the loads to be consistent with the model's unit system.  For example, it is possible to create the model with a millimeter unit system and apply loads in pounds.
 However, the unit selection in the load creator only applies to the load being defined. It will not convert the model's geometry to another unit system.
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