Some tanks use partial, rather than full, baffles. What is the tradeoff of this design?

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1. Partial baffles are only ever used in tanks hauling solids rather than liquids
2. Partial baffles reduce surge somewhat while still allowing easier cleaning than a fully baffled tank
3. Partial baffles eliminate the need for careful driving entirely
4. Partial baffles provide identical surge control to full baffles in every situation, making the choice purely about cost

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