How to identify major hazard sources of alcoholic solutions as hazardous chemicals! !

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A hazardous chemicals manufacturing company deals with only one type of hazardous chemical, namely alcohol. However, the concentration of alcohol varies during its use and storage – the highest concentration being 80% (by mass) and the lowest being 40%. There are multiple storage tanks in the alcohol storage area, each holding different quantities of alcohol at varying concentrations. In such a case, how should the identification of major hazard sources be carried out by dividing things into individual units? Should it be based on the actual maximum storage capacity, or on the maximum storage capacity calculated based on the volume of the tank? I hope experts who can provide evaluations will give some guidance! I’d also appreciate any insights you have on identifying major hazard sources! ! Thank you

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