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The fuel flow (mf) through the gas generator is ____________ if its flow rate through the pump is 18 kg/s and through the thrust chamber is 10 kg/s.

The fuel flow (mf) through the gas generator is ____________ if its flow rate through the pump is 18 kg/s and through the thrust chamber is 10 kg/s. Correct Answer 8 kg/s

mf = (mf)gg + (mf)c So, (mf)gg = 18 – 10 = 8 kg/s.

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