Necessity of intermediate tanks between the finished product loading/unloading points in the workshop and the safety distance from the workshop

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The mixing process involves no chemical reactions; raw materials are transported from the storage area to the mixing tanks in the workshop, and after mixing, the finished product is filtered out. Since each batch weighs around 20 tons, there are no storage tanks for the finished product in the workshop – it is directly filled into tank trucks. What are the guidelines regarding the distance between the loading/unloading area for tank trucks and the workshop? Is it necessary to have storage tanks for the finished product or intermediate buffer tanks in the workshop?

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