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TSFC
(redirected from Thrust Specific Fuel Consumption)

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TSFCThrust Specific Fuel Consumption
TSFCTourette Syndrome Foundation of Canada (Toronto, Canada)
TSFCTime-Selective Fading Channel


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nbsp;engine, which offer the advantage of better thrust specific fuel consumption and FADECS compared to the CJ2's current engine.
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Other design improvements include: core up-flow capability for increased thrust; a low-volume combustion chamber for increased durability and reduced emissions that are significantly better than the FAA/EPA and ICAO standards; improved aerodynamics and efficiency in both the high-pressure and low-pressure turbines; and a high-efficiency mixer for lower thrust specific fuel consumption.
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8 (ISA) with a Thrust Specific Fuel consumption of 0.
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