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Fundamental error when assuming "per unit Celcius" = "per unit kelvin"
You should be multiplying by ΔT, not the numeric value of T. Otherwise with zero or negative °C you would get nonsense results.
$\Delta T = T_1 - T_2$ will then be the same in celcius and kelvin.
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Fundamental error when assuming "per unit Celcius" = "per unit kelvin"
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If you have a pressure rise stated in bar/°C and the rise is from 20°C to 25°C then you multiply by 5.
If the pressure rise is given as bar/K then based on the difference will be the same.
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