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Different textbooks on chemical engineering principles use different symbols and subscripts; could this cause confusion in actual production?

2009-02-28View Original

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Different textbooks on chemical engineering principles use different symbols and subscripts; could this cause confusion in actual production?
Reply #22009-02-28
It should be fine; the symbols for the same book are the same, and there are explanatory symbols available; Use the same symbol for the same application (production unit), and add a symbol to indicate it – then there should be no problem

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