Baffles, Bulkheads & Tank Construction Practice Test, Test 2 of 2
Question 1 of 10
What sanitation problem would baffles create inside a tank used to haul milk?
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Not quite.
Wrong. The manual does not describe any chemical reaction between baffles and dairy products; the stated problem is purely about cleaning access.
The correct answer is B: Baffles would make the inside of the tank difficult to clean thoroughly.
49 CFR 383.119(c)
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Correct!
Correct. AAMVA Section 8.2.5 explains that sanitation regulations forbid baffles specifically because of the difficulty in cleaning the inside of the tank, which matters for a food-grade product like milk.
49 CFR 383.119(c)
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Not quite.
Wrong. Freezing speed is not discussed in the manual's baffle/sanitation explanation.
The correct answer is B: Baffles would make the inside of the tank difficult to clean thoroughly.
49 CFR 383.119(c)
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Not quite.
Wrong. The manual does not quantify a capacity loss from baffles; its stated objection is cleanability, not volume.
The correct answer is B: Baffles would make the inside of the tank difficult to clean thoroughly.