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Batch-Normalized Toxin Yield

VC-MET-211 — grams of finished compound recovered per kilogram of input biomass — the mass-efficiency view of yield.

Metric ID VC-MET-211 Category Toxin & Biochemical Unit g·kg⁻¹ biomass Type Derived Source Lab Sampling per batch Owner Metrology & Telemetry Standards Rev C · Effective 2089-06-01
Current 11.2 Nominal 9.5–13.0 per batch cadence Lab

Definition

Batch-Normalized Toxin Yield expresses finished-compound mass recovered per kilogram of input biomass (g·kg⁻¹), normalizing raw yield against the feedstock consumed so batches of different size are directly comparable.

Why it matters

Raw yield rises and falls with batch size; normalizing to input biomass isolates true process efficiency. It is the figure the Directorate uses to compare cultivar lines and to detect a degrading reactor independent of throughput.

Formula

Y_norm = m_compound / m_biomass_in   [g · kg⁻¹]

m_compound   = net finished mass after purification
m_biomass_in = green weight charged to the reactor

Cross-check:  Y_norm ≈ C_alk(VC-MET-200) · η_ext(VC-MET-217)
Deviation > 8 % between measured and predicted flags an
unaccounted process loss.

Inputs

InputDetailSource
Finished massNet post-purification weightLab
Input biomassGreen charge weightCHLORA
Predicted yieldC_alk × extraction efficiencyCHLORA

Units & Scale

g·kg⁻¹ biomass to one decimal place, reported per batch with a rolling 10-batch mean. Aggregation is by simple mean over batches of the same cultivar line only.

Sampling & Source

Thresholds

Nominal · 9.5–13.0 g·kg⁻¹ — efficient recovery

OK

Warning · < 7.5 — process loss review

WARN

Critical · < 5.0 — reactor hold & teardown

CRIT

Reconciliation. A normalized yield that diverges from the concentration×purity prediction by more than 8 % indicates loss not explained by feedstock — usually an extraction or transfer fault rather than a cultivation one.

Recent Trend

Zone roll-up, last 14 sampling periods (current 11.2):

VC-MET-211 · 14-period trend (current 11.2)

Interpretation Guidance

BandReadingLikely DriverAction
12–13Peak efficiencyOptimal reactor & feedstockLog set-points as reference.
9.5–11.9NominalNormal process variationNone.
7.5–9.4Soft lossTransfer or extraction lossInspect reactor; check VC-MET-219.
< 7.5WARN / CRITReactor faultHold; teardown & reconciliation.

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