Valley Organics Recovery

Storage: available volumes from the latest saved reading for each active tank are added at their own recorded times. Reported volume takes precedence over calculated volume, including recorded zero and negative values. Missing readings and missing volume remain separate. The total can be partial and does not establish usable inventory. Review the storage records.

Reading coverage: 0 of 2 active tanks have a saved reading; 0 have numeric volume. Registered capacity includes available values, with 0 tanks missing a positive capacity.

Processing: completed throughput adds nonnegative recorded event volumes, including zeroes. Missing and negative volumes are excluded and counted separately. History includes retired source tanks. The latest completed day uses the latest recorded event start date containing a completed event, even if its volume is missing or negative. That day is a separate subset of history; neither summary follows the register's filters or page.

Throughput meaning: repeated processing can count the same material more than once. Neither throughput figure is unique material, tank-volume change, a cumulative totalizer or an authorized accounting result. Open Processing Events for the supporting records.

Missing and zero: an unavailable storage or processing summary displays a dash. A numeric zero in these summaries comes from supplied numeric evidence. Empty populations remain distinct from missing readings and invalid volumes.

Carbon: the two carbon figures retain their existing totals across saved daily carbon rows. Their zeroes can still represent no records or missing source values; negative totals remain visible. These history totals are not calculated from the latest-day figure shown here. Result acceptance and authorization require their own review, and these figures do not establish issued credits.

Summary status: the badge retains the existing rule based on recorded alarms, the latest tank-reading time and averaged quality labels. It does not assess complete evidence, prove equipment is running or authorize results. Review the shared Data Quality register for recorded issues.