The phrase "gas flushing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to processes involving the removal of gas or the introduction of gas into a system, often in industrial or scientific settings.
Example: "The technician performed gas flushing to ensure that the system was free of contaminants before starting the experiment."
Alternatives: "gas purging" or "gas displacement."
The factors considered in the experimental design included the polymer contents (PCs), the ratio of the solvent (acetone) to swelling agents (formamide) in the dope solution, the dope extrusion rate (DER), the type of bore fluid (BF), the residence time (RT) and the nitrogen gas flushing rate (GR).
In order to remove oxygen from the medium, the fermentor vessel was flushed with nitrogen for 1 h at a rate of 1 l/min; then Na2S × 9 H2O was added as described above while gas flushing was stopped.
The cultures were gas flushed (1 vvm) with air, and the pO2 was maintained over 30% by stirring at 500 rpm.
The gas flush tests with carbon dioxide were conducted on a specially designed true tri-axial stress coal permeameter (TTSCP) using a large coal sample pre-adsorbed methane.
It is proved that the paints attached firmly even in severe environment with high temperature and high velocity gas flushed and recorded the temperature profile successfully.
Bullets were made by first coating plastic tubing (Bio-Rad) with a PVP solution then drying the tubing by a continuous nitrogen gas flush.
Carbon dioxide elimination during TGI depends on catheter flow rate because fresh gas flushes a greater portion of the proximal deadspace at higher flow rates.
Many of the studies try to establish anaerobic conditions using an inert gas for flushing headspace or solutions at the beginning of the experiments.
They used tear gas to flush out al-Oteibi's men.
Unlike many snake hunters, he does not use gas to flush out dens.
Argon, a gas, was flushed out by a stream of helium bubbles and then trapped in ultracold charcoal.
