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I am opening this issue concerning temperature processing and conversion. I often encounter the problem of obtaining an incorrect conversion in the case of using variables that by definition result from considering a temperature difference (e.g., in the Heat pump field superheat is defined as SH=Tsuction-Tevap). In this case 5ºC should be considered as 5K. This could be generalized as:
1ΔK = 1Δ°C = 1.8Δ°F = 1.8Δ°R
I usually deal with this problem manually. However, I think it would be more convenient to have a native way to deal with it.
Perhaps it would be useful to have new unit definitions such as delta_kelvin, delta_celsius, etc. Or some alternative way that can distinguish whether the defined temperature is a temperature difference or should be treated in a conventional way.
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Hello everybody,
I am opening this issue concerning temperature processing and conversion. I often encounter the problem of obtaining an incorrect conversion in the case of using variables that by definition result from considering a temperature difference (e.g., in the Heat pump field superheat is defined as SH=Tsuction-Tevap). In this case 5ºC should be considered as 5K. This could be generalized as:
1ΔK = 1Δ°C = 1.8Δ°F = 1.8Δ°R
I usually deal with this problem manually. However, I think it would be more convenient to have a native way to deal with it.
Perhaps it would be useful to have new unit definitions such as delta_kelvin, delta_celsius, etc. Or some alternative way that can distinguish whether the defined temperature is a temperature difference or should be treated in a conventional way.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: