Additional units for sensor #212
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…H_flow in MW since e.g. h = 2200 kJ/kg is nicer for the sensor display than h = 2200000 J/kg
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Might not be necessary due to #215 |
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Might not be necessary due to #215
I suggest to add:
because this will yield 'nicer' values for the sensor display, e.g. the specific enthalpy of vaporization of water is always given as 2257 kJ/kg and never as 2257000 J/kg
Actually i would prefer a version, where we differentiate between display of the sensor (in non SI units) and output of a sensor (always in SI units) but this would cause major changes.