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Hello jday
Yes, do I have to use "ton, N, mm, s, MPa, N-mm" as my unit in order to calculate J-integral where unit is N-mm?
My unite is N, m, s, Pa, N-m, so I want to know the default unit setting for this.
Thank you!
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Teng
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