Radical measures can be employed by the manufacturer such as removing the print head for deep cleaning or the use of flushing ink, but these are a last resort for the customer.
Commercial sashimi tuna steaks may have their coloration fixated by the use of flushing with carbon monoxide (CO), whereby CO is pumped into bags containing the tuna, which is then stored at 4° Celsius.
We examined the use of six flushing agents, i.e., two anionic surfactants, two complexing agents (cyclodextrins), a humic acid, and an alcohol, for solubilizing and removing residual-phase immiscible liquid from porous media.
Rather, most of the small earthquakes have been linked to injection wells, which dispose of huge quantities of water used to flush out oil and gas in extraction operations.
In the Xenon group, Xenon was flushed in by repeated use of the flush button to reach the end-tidal target concentration of approximately 63% within a span of several minutes; the Propofol infusion was then stopped.
This system eliminates the use of pre-flush and after-flush stages.
(Goma, Cutler 2013) Eliminates the use of pre-flush and after flush Expensive, reaction mechanisms not clear 2013 present Phosphoric HF and Fluoboric formic, 2013 Shafiq More permeability increase and less corrosion Not used at high temperature, reaction mechanism unknown 2013 present Emulsified acids Slow reaction rate, stable at high temperature Not applied on sandstone formation 1994 present.
The results showed that the flushing efficiencies were at least 98% when 4 l or more volume of water was used to flush the air out of both the small and medium root-chamber systems.
However, the concentration of CaCl2 used to flush the soil did not significantly affect the final % of Cd removed, which was 90%.
Springer spaniel, either of two ancient breeds of sporting dogs used to flush game from cover and to retrieve it.
