How much ash was produced in the mauna loa eruption 2011?

The Mauna Loa eruption in 2011 produced minimal ash, primarily due to its effusive lava flow rather than explosive activity. The eruptions primarily released lava, which flowed down the slopes of the volcano, with only small amounts of ash being generated. The focus was on lava fountaining and the formation of lava flows rather than significant ash clouds. Overall, the ash production during this event was relatively low compared to other volcanic eruptions.