Mass of Fuel Supplied per Second in Engine Dynamics Formulas

Mass of Fuel Supplied per Second is the amount of the mass of the fuel that is supplied per second to an engine or to a system. And is denoted by m_f. Mass of Fuel Supplied per Second is usually measured using the Kilogram per Second for Mass Flow Rate. Note that the value of Mass of Fuel Supplied per Second is always positive.

Engine Dynamics formulas that make use of Mass of Fuel Supplied per Second

fxBrake Thermal Efficiency given Brake PowerGo

fxIndicated Thermal Efficiency given Indicated PowerGo

FAQ

What is the Mass of Fuel Supplied per Second?

Mass of Fuel Supplied per Second is the amount of the mass of the fuel that is supplied per second to an engine or to a system. Mass of Fuel Supplied per Second is usually measured using the Kilogram per Second for Mass Flow Rate. Note that the value of Mass of Fuel Supplied per Second is always positive.

Can the Mass of Fuel Supplied per Second be negative?

No, the Mass of Fuel Supplied per Second, measured in Mass Flow Rate cannot be negative.

What unit is used to measure Mass of Fuel Supplied per Second?

Mass of Fuel Supplied per Second is usually measured using the Kilogram per Second[kg/s] for Mass Flow Rate. Gram per Second[kg/s], Gram per Hour[kg/s], Milligram per Minute[kg/s] are the few other units in which Mass of Fuel Supplied per Second can be measured.

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