Problems with automatic unit conversion from PyACP to PyMechanical

[Raphael0326]

I got a Problem that the dimensions of my PyAcp Model (cbd,h5) that is definied in mm gets coverted into m.

I create my ACP model with another cbd file created from an dat file:

acp_model = acp.import_model(path=cdb_dir, format="ansys:cdb",unit_system = "MPa",)

than I define my composite model and use pyacp to export my composite solid model and import it in mechanical as follow:
'# import mesh, materials and plies into mechanical
'# import mesh
pyacp.mechanical_integration_helpers.import_acp_mesh_from_cdb(
mechanical=mech,
cdb_path=analysis_solidmodel_path,
check_valid_blocked_cdb_file=False
)
'# import materials
mech.run_python_script(
f"Model.Materials.Import({str(matfile)!r})")
'# import ply
pyacp.mechanical_integration_helpers.import_acp_composite_definitions(
mechanical=mech,
path=h5_solid_filename
)

After that I run a pymechanical session with mech.run_python_script.
There the unit system of written ds.dat file is defined as MPa but all values increase.
If I define my mechanical units system with:

mech.run_python_script("ExtAPI.Application.ActiveUnitSystem = MechanicalUnitSystem.StandardMKS")

the value stay the same but the units change to [m,kg,s] as expected.

Does anyone know a solution how to let mechanical use the unit system of the composite definition file (.h5) without scaling the values? Or has a workaround?

[dipinknair]

@greschd Do you know a possible solution for this ?