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11.3. Exporting to ADAMS After building the model in ANSYS (including all interface points), the next step is to invoke the ANSYS-ADAMS Interface to create the modal neutral file, Jobname.MNF. Creation of this file is driven by an ANSYS command macro called ADAMS.MAC. To start the interface, select the following GUI path. Main Menu Solution ADAMS Connection Export to ADAMS The Select Interface Points dialog box appears first. From this dialog box, you must select two or more interface points. Note Do not choose too many interface points since one point gives rise to 6 degrees of freedom in ADAMS. Too many interface points may lead to huge files and models. After you confirm your selection by picking OK, the Export to ADAMS dialog box appears. Figure?11.2??Export to ADAMS Dialog Box 图形在打开的对话框中， Complete the following steps using this dialog box. System of Model Units: The units used for the model is important to the ADAMS program, whereas ANSYS only requires that you use a consistent set of units. The units chosen will be written to the .MNF file and can be recalled with the ADAMS/Flex module. If no units are specified, ADAMS assumes that the same units were used in ANSYS as the ones chosen in the ADAMS model. See the HYPERLINK mk:@MSITStore:e:\\Program%20Files\\Ansys%20Inc\\v90\\commonfiles\\help\\en-us\\ansyshelp.chm::/Hlp_C_UNITS.html \o /UNITS description /UNITS command for details. If you specify user defined units, a Define User Units dialog box will appear for you to input the conversion factors (for length, mass, force, and time) between SI units and your chosen units. Below is an example of user defined units in which the component has been modeled using millimeter, tonne (metric ton), newton, and second. Length Factor = 1 meter/millimeter = 1000 Mass Factor = 1 kilogram/tonne = 0.001 Force Factor = 1 newton/newton = 1 Time Factor = 1 second/second = 1 Number of Modes to Extract: Input the number of normal modes to compute. Normal modes are the eigenmodes