Question regarding the utilization rate of chemical storage tanks
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This post was last edited by Yu Qin on 2020-9-14 at 23:15. The factory storage tanks are small tanks with a capacity of 600 tons, used for storing chemicals; these chemicals need to be stored in dedicated tanks. However, there is a situation where, when the liquid level is particularly low, sales of the products come to a halt. For example, if there are still 15 tons left that haven’t been sold, then the utilization rate of my entire storage tank will be very low. Are there any good ways to change this situation? The current plan is to increase sales efforts and store products in barrels in the warehouse when the liquid level is low. I would appreciate it if the teachers could help offer some good suggestions; construction modifications are also an option.
This post was last edited by CHANGBAISHI on 2020-9-6 at 15:37. The production schedule is determined according to regulations, and the market decides the volume of production; there’s not much that can be done about it. But one thing is for sure: matters related to safe production must be strictly followed; there can be no mistakes. As for the storage methods for bulk and packaged items, as long as they do not violate regulations, it is acceptable.
Yes, safety first. But just keeping the jar like that is also a hassle. The key is the properties of the materials, and they cannot be mixed. Modifying the tank structure is also not feasible; the conditions do not permit it
Normally, it is necessary to do one’s duties properly; there are many things that one cannot resolve on their own, and all that needs to be done is to explain the situation to one’s superiors. Market behavior is something that cannot be controlled. This helps us understand that in the early stage, the negative value in international futures was due to issues related to storage and transportation demands. It’s the same as your question.
The empty jars can’t be used to hold anything else, right? Why are several more buckets needed? What’s the reasoning behind that?
Changing the dressing materials requires following procedures and undergoing inspection. It depends on the management. We have barrel storage. So if the quantity is small, consider storing it in tanks