"cleaning technology" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to any kind of technology that is used to clean something, such as vacuum cleaners, washing machines, dishwashers, etc. For example, "The company is investing in the latest cleaning technology to ensure their buildings are kept spotless."
Alagappan, however, won't be patenting his groundbreaking water cleaning technology, but sharing it with the world.
PV module cleaning technology provided improved efficiency and protected the solar cell.
Currently, European car manufacturers mind supplementary NO x cleaning technology costs required to comply with Euro 6 emission standards while simultaneously exporting 'clean diesels' overseas (USA basically).
Cost-competitive ethanol production can be realized with efficient equipments, optimized operation, cost-effective syngas cleaning technology, inexpensive raw material with low pretreatment cost, high performance catalysts, off-gas and methanol recycling, optimal systematic configuration and heat integration, and high value byproduct.
Although only Olympus flexible endoscopes were included in the current study, the data from this study provides "proof of concept" that the cleaning technology of the ECR is adequate.
Silicon wafers were obtained from Taisil Electronic Materials Corp. and were rinsed with acetone and cleaned with a polymer cleaning solution (First Contact, Photonic Cleaning Technology, LLC) after cutting.
The company's floor maintenance and outdoor cleaning equipment, chemical-free and other sustainable cleaning technologies, coatings and related products are used to clean and coat surfaces in factories, transportation facilities, public venues, warehouses, retail, education, healthcare, office buildings, parking lots and streets, and other environments.
The new policies, which are still being drawn up, will probably force some local water systems to use more effective cleaning technologies, but may raise water rates.
The development of gas cleaning technologies started along with environment protection regulations in the late 1960s.
Here, the mechanism of the TENG and its application in self-powered air cleaning technologies are reviewed.
Current bituminous coal cleaning technologies for coarse coal employ density separation while fine coal cleaning applies surface chemistry-based methods, (Demir et al. 1999).
