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soft deposits

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soft deposits,
n the nonmineralized material such as plaque biofilm, proteins, cellular material, and food debris that accumulates on the teeth, surrounding tissues, and dental restorations. The presence of bacteria can lead to gingival tissue infections and dental abscesses.


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At evaluation, circulating fluid-bed design was considered the best one basing on the following advantages: * Stable operation at all loads * Hard deposit formation is minimized due to complete sulfur binding in the furnace * Soft deposits can be handled through proper design parameters of the furnace: correct back-pass design, and rapping- and sonic-type sootblowers.
 
 
 
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