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It's good, but pretty hard, to be consistent regarding units.
You can check if the unit is listed in the QUDT list (https://qudt.org/vocab/unit/). For example, A.m2/(J.s) is listed (QUDT name is A-M2-PER-J-SEC). They use dots and brackets in the "ucumCode".
Some units are not consistent with others. I propose to reformat them, and add old notation to the mapping table.
For example:
Am²/Js
- ampere square metre per joule second, instead ofA·m²/(J·s)
, orftlbs/sec
).% m/md
anddB(A) re 1 pW
andImp/kWh (kvarh)
--> spaces in the unit% m/md;% m/md;
--> no meaningful description(m²·K)/W
vs --> bracket in numerator or notA/(m²·K²)
vs --> same as above, but in denominatorkg/cm/m²
--> two slashes instead of bracket (expectkg/(cm·m²)
- btw, what unit is that?!)ACH
(air changes per hour) --> not consistent with others (expectAC/h
)in/wc;inch of water;inH₂O
--> isn't it still an inch?kW/(m³/s)
--> isn't thatkW·s/m³
?kW/kcfm;kilowatts per kilocubic feet per minute
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