The phrase "air blasting" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to cleaning, surface preparation, or material processing where air is used to remove debris or contaminants.
Example: "The technician used air blasting to clean the intricate parts of the machinery before assembly."
Alternatives: "air jetting" or "compressed air cleaning".
It is demonstrated the damage induced by high-pressure air blasting around the hole enhances the gas drainage dramatically; however, the in-situ stress in coal seam may restrain the blasting-induced fractures and subsequent gas drainage, which should be paid attention to during the design of enhanced gas drainage with high-pressure air blasting.
After six years of isolation, we are more powerful than ever before". The night the ceasefire was announced, Hamas supporters poured on to the streets, firing guns in the air, blasting horns, letting off fireworks and whooping over their "victory".
During the high-pressure air blasting on concrete block, the blasting stress wave initiates primarily radial cracks and the crushed zone, and the quasi-static air pressure results in the extension of existing cracks and the expansion of crushed zone.
The primary production of droplets in most nebulizers that are currently used in clinical practice occurs because of a high-speed jet of air blasting up in a column through the water.
In this work, firstly, high-pressure air blasting experiment is conducted on concrete specimen with a size of 600 mm × 600 mm × 600 mm, the blasting crack distribution is observed and the particle vibration acceleration at the outer boundary of the sample is monitored.
The burst pipe had sent a geyser 20 to 50 feet in the air, blasting the adjacent Gentlemen's Club, which had to evacuate, Los Angeles Fire Department Capt.
"When I turned it on, and hot air blasted out, she screamed and jumped out of the chair".
Following, a silane drop (Ceramic Primer, 3 M ESPE, St. Paul, MN, USA) was applied, let to dry for 30 s and air blasted.
The cavities were etched with 35% phosphoric acid (3 M ESPE AG, Seefeld, Germany) for 15 s, water rinsed and air blasted to remove the excess of water.
Starving and weak, they were being subjected to further punishment with freezing air blasted into their cells while wearing only underwear.
The Washington region endures a bitter Arctic air blast.
