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frequency units are "/min", the fact that it is "revolutions" "rounds" or "rings" does not matter. This should not become a unit. I vote against.
Could someone indicate how one would indicate RPM using UCUM in that case? I understand the reasoning, but what goes in the "numerator" position with "/min"? What is the standard UCUM unit for a revolution? Surely it would not be "revolution/min", because I can't find "revolution" in the UCUM.
I want to do it the correct way. What is the correct way?
For lab equipment, for example, I believe it is common to set up some motors at a certain speed. It seems convoluted to ask the lab workers to learn how to convert a simple RPM to "2pi/60 rad/s" or whatever.
'Revolutions' is a 'count' quantity. There is no unit in the numerator for rpm. It is just
/min
ormin-1
.
Gunther - would
{rev}/min
be an acceptable workaround? (requires no change to UCUM, just guidance to the inquirer).
Or even
/min{rev}
Issue migrated from trac ticket # 55
component: help | priority: blocker | resolution: wontfix
2011-01-17 19:07:37: patrick.melo@themis.com created the issue