FACILITY EQUIPMENT · FLOW METERS
Flow Meters Overview
Valley Organics Recovery · Latest reading · Not recorded
Inspect each meter's recorded flow, cumulative totalizer and calibration dates. Open a meter to follow its readings and connected tank.
- Registered meters
- 4 0 with a recorded reading
- Registered active
- 4 meters From the equipment register
- Sum of recorded rates
- — GPM Latest individual meter readings
- Calibration due
- 0 meters
Due today or earlier
0 without a next date
Flow & measurement records 4 meters
Each card opens the meter's readings and specifications. Registration, reading quality and calibration timing are shown separately.
INLET MAGNETIC Meter
MAGNETIC · Valley Organics Process Feed Tank
Tank MT-010
- Recorded flow
- — GPM
- Cumulative totalizer
- — gal
- Recorded accuracy
- 0.30%Equipment specification
- Last calibration
- Jun 27, 2026
- Next calibration
- Jun 27, 2027Scheduled
OUTLET MAGNETIC Meter
MAGNETIC · Valley Organics Process Feed Tank
Tank MT-010
- Recorded flow
- — GPM
- Cumulative totalizer
- — gal
- Recorded accuracy
- 0.30%Equipment specification
- Last calibration
- Jun 27, 2026
- Next calibration
- Jun 27, 2027Scheduled
INLET MAGNETIC Meter
MAGNETIC · Valley Organics Receiving Tank
Tank MT-009
- Recorded flow
- — GPM
- Cumulative totalizer
- — gal
- Recorded accuracy
- 0.25%Equipment specification
- Last calibration
- Jun 28, 2026
- Next calibration
- Jun 28, 2027Scheduled
OUTLET MAGNETIC Meter
MAGNETIC · Valley Organics Receiving Tank
Tank MT-009
- Recorded flow
- — GPM
- Cumulative totalizer
- — gal
- Recorded accuracy
- 0.25%Equipment specification
- Last calibration
- Jun 28, 2026
- Next calibration
- Jun 28, 2027Scheduled
Reading scope. Inlet and outlet readings may cover the same movement and different times, so their sum does not establish facility throughput. A cumulative totalizer is distinct from processing volume for a selected period. The blueprint and flow arrows are illustrative.
Calibration timing. Dates show the recorded schedule. A future due date or a GOOD reading code alone does not establish calibration validity or complete measurement evidence.