Specific Fuel Consumption
Specific Fuel Consumption is a performance metric in propulsion engineering that denotes the rate of fuel mass consumption per unit of thrust produced over time, distinguishing it from other efficiency indicators by quantifying the inverse relationship between fuel economy and propulsive output in air-breathing engines.
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Glenn Research Center
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Universiti Malaysia Pahang Al-Sultan Abdullah
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Central Queensland University
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