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Hello Does anyone know how to change the following units in the matrix shown below?: from "kg/s" to "t/hr", from " kg/{'m*'s^2}" to meters Water Column ("mH2O" , "{'kg*'m^2}/{'s^3}" to Watts.("W" Colebrook_SI_CBG.sm (30kb) downloaded 9 time(s).Best Regards Carlos
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Originally Posted by: CBG Hello
Does anyone know how to change the following units in the matrix shown below?: Possibly not with your original result matrix, if you shall use results later. It can be shown in a table region or another pseudo result matrix. Here is the table method.
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Here is your matrix with pseudo units. Not very elegant, but it is there.
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Hola Carlos. You can use matrix algebra in the unit placeholder. Here one solution. Colebrook_SI_CBG.sm (25kb) downloaded 25 time(s).Best regards. Alvaro.
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Originally Posted by: CBG Does anyone know how to change the following units in the matrix shown below?: from "kg/s" to "t/hr", from " kg/{'m*'s^2}" to meters Water Column ("mH2O", "{'kg*'m^2}/{'s^3}" to Watts.("W"
Hola, Carlos Moody as stand alone. Inst_Colebrook MOODY.sm (17kb) downloaded 8 time(s).
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Originally Posted by: Jean Giraud Hola, Carlos Moody as stand alone. Relation with what Carlos asked? None, as usual.
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Hello
Many thanks to Overlord for his suggestions and solution.
Muchas Gracias tambien a Alvaro por su solucion.
I also thank Jean.
Best Regards
Carlos
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Originally Posted by: overlord Relation with what Carlos asked? None, as usual. Project is Colebrook, of which the core algo is Moody. Read Alvaro to learn more.
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Originally Posted by: overlord WOW, I feel old. I didn't even remember I was on that forum/website. Thanks for the memory...
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Hello, How do I set my units so my answers are in the unit I want, at the moment the answer is being returned to Pa (Pascal) and I would prefer to have the answer in kPa(KiloPascal) or even kN/m^2. I am also getting answers in N(Newtons) and would prefer to have them set to kN (Kilo Newton) rather.
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That moment you realize you didn't save a copy of the problem :/ just redid it and realized I have a lot to learn about this program Thanks for the welcome Coversion Problem.sm (27kb) downloaded 9 time(s).
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Originally Posted by: Stevan How do I set my units so my answers are in the unit I want? Your attached document is fine. Jean's computer is broken. About your question, there is a placeholder within results. It will appear when you select result. It appears as a black square. You can change your desired result units by altering it. Here is a demonstration how you can do that. Regards
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I had a feeling it was going to be something so simple, this is brilliant, thanks!
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