More Built-In Units - Engineering Units - Сообщения
#1 Опубликовано: 23.12.2015 22:28:52
Hi Forum,
I am new to SMath, and am wondering how additional units can be added to the built-in list. Like cu ft, or cu yds for volume, US tons, cubic feet per second, etc. Have others added to the built-in units, or is there a quick way to import a library with a broader range of units?
Thank you!
I am new to SMath, and am wondering how additional units can be added to the built-in list. Like cu ft, or cu yds for volume, US tons, cubic feet per second, etc. Have others added to the built-in units, or is there a quick way to import a library with a broader range of units?
Thank you!
#2 Опубликовано: 24.12.2015 02:06:39
Engineering/Sciences use SI .
The most complete unit conversion system I know of:
"Katmar" Uconeer 2.4 [freeware].
From there on, built your own missing in Smath.
Jean Giraud
The most complete unit conversion system I know of:
"Katmar" Uconeer 2.4 [freeware].
From there on, built your own missing in Smath.
Jean Giraud
#3 Опубликовано: 24.12.2015 06:42:07
Hello, take a look here. Use it as reference, I guess the built-in units file was updated since the last update of the file linked by Martin Kraska.
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#4 Опубликовано: 24.12.2015 17:02:21
did you look at the handbook or links to learn SMath?
-> Tools-> Plugins -> Handbooks
You might want to download some of the online info too.
units- you can always define what you need in a worksheet if you need-
-> Tools-> Plugins -> Handbooks
You might want to download some of the online info too.
units- you can always define what you need in a worksheet if you need-
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