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College of Transportation, Shandong University of Science and Technology, Qingdao 266510, China.
Sawdust is the cutting tailings produced during stone processing, which is difficult to deal with and has a huge stock. Therefore, it is particularly important to enhance the comprehensive utilization of sawdust. The aim of this study was to synergistically utilize sawdust with other industrial wastes (fly ash, silt, and red mud), add cement as a curing agent to prepare modified sawdust, and analyze its performance through an unconfined compressive strength test, dry and wet cycle tests, and SEM.
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The removal of subgingival deposits, especially calculus, plays a crucial role in basic periodontal therapy. However, manual detection methods affect accuracy owing to the operator's skill. To avoid this uncertainty, we have developed a calculus detection device named "Sensor probe" and evaluated its ability to detect calculus for future clinical applications.
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