The phrase "ash removal" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to cleaning, maintenance, or processes involving the elimination of ash, such as in fireplaces, industrial settings, or during volcanic activity.
Example: "The ash removal process is essential to ensure the safety and efficiency of the machinery."
Alternatives: "ash disposal" or "ash extraction".
Fig. 17 Ash removal from main street of Jacobacci (9/6/2011); a Bulldozer removing ash from the main street; b Residents sweeping dry ash off roofs with brooms; c Piling ash into collection piles on the road for municipal collection; d People cleaning ashfall from a community playground.
It has higher density and hard to remove and hence cannot be separated by mild and conventional ash removal methods (Falcon and Ham 1988).
A simple method for silica ash removal is the treatment of the husks with sodium hydroxide solutions.
Recently, however, a catalyst-assisted passive soot regeneration process above 350 °C was developed including an "in situ" ash removal.
It was the project of Colonel G. R. Van Etten president of the Brooklyn Ash Removal Co., and lasted from 1931 to '34, when the city bought the property from the company.
This paper seeks the optimization of steam consumptions dedicated to ash removal in large-sized superheaters operating at coal-fired utility boilers.
A correlation has been developed for prediction of particulate (fly-ash) removal efficiency.
In most cases, the fly-ash removal efficiency is more than 95% and many cases approaches 99.5%.
The New Yorker, May 25 , 1946P. 15 Flash From the Post-Atomic Dawn: A garbage collector in Kew Gardens has painted a legend on his truck reading, "World Ashes Removal".
Flash From the Post-Atomic Dawn: A garbage collector in Kew Gardens has painted a legend on his truck reading, "World Ashes Removal".
By E. Behrendt and Brendan Gill The New Yorker, May 25 , 1946P. 15 Flash From the Post-Atomic Dawn: A garbage collector in Kew Gardens has painted a legend on his truck reading, "World Ashes Removal".
