Quotation Presented to

EWM
for

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STG

Quotation #: 152-20-065 Rev. 0

Customer Ref: .
Date: December 17, 2020
Prepared by: REHAN BADREDDINE
Elliott Quotation No: 152-20-065 Rev. 0
TO: EWM FROM: REHAN BADREDDINE
ATTENTION: . TELEPHONE: +44 1932582202
INQUIRY No.: FAX:

PROJECT: STG EMAIL: rbadredd@elliott-turbo.com

DATE: December 17, 2020 QUOTE January 16, 2021
VALIDITY:
SPARE PARTS 60 Days after P.O. Date
PRICE VALIDITY:

STEAM TURBINE TAG NUMBER QTY MODEL UNIT PRICE TOTAL PRICE DELIVERY
(USD) (USD) (Weeks)
2DYR3 Steam Turbine, Turbine- generator set 1 2DYR3 994,765 994,765 43
Description:

1. Quoted delivery does not include Optional Scope of Supply items.

2. Shipping terms are Ex-Works, Jeannette, PA 15644. NOTE: Elliott cannot load containers.
3. Quoted delivery is subject to prior sales. Where Elliott is not supplying the driven equipment, the steam turbine direction of rotation must be
specified upon order placement.
4. Elliott Company standard terms and conditions of sale (form 2979) apply. Final acceptance of the order is based on credit approval and resolution of
commercial terms.
5. Order cancellation notification must be submitted in writing. Refer to cancellation payment schedule.
6. Elliott Company sources materials and components worldwide and reserves the right to provide products sourced globally.
7. Elliott Company reserves the right to manufacture all or part of the equipment at either of its manufacturing facilities located in Jeannette,
Pennsylvania, USA or Bengaluru, Karnataka, India.
8. Purchaser confirms acceptance of this proposal and acknowledges the extent of Elliott Company contractual obligations do not exceed the scope
defined within this offer. This proposal shall take precedence over conflicting requirements between customer documents, purchase order and
project specifications. Changes to the contract scope of supply after receipt of the order may result in price and/or delivery adjustments.
9. Confidentiality – All information within this document is considered confidential by Elliott Company and is submitted with the understanding that any
information will not be disclosed to a third party without the prior written permission of Elliott Company.
10. Duplicate / Drop-In Replacement Units – Because of design changes over the years, Elliott does not guarantee exact interchangeability with the
existing equipment. Typically, critical dimensions are the same; however, it is recommended to consult with Elliott Company for confirmation on
interchangeability.
11. Purchase Orders must be issued to:
Elliott Company
Industrial Products
901 North 4th Street
Jeannette, PA 15644-1474

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OPERATING CONDITIONS for 2DYR3 Turbine, Tag No: Turbine- generator set

Gear Gear INLET EXHAUST No. of

Output Output HVs
Steam Rate Press Temp Press Temp Guar.
Power Speed Open
kWe RPM kg/hr BarG °C BarA °C
NORMAL 2,200.0 3,000 6.7 30.00 350.0 .20 60.1 0 Yes

Turbine Speed Range: 3910 to 4830 rpm Turbine Trip Speed: 5183 rpm Gear Ratio: 1.533 :1

OPERATING CONDITIONS CASING ONLY

Min Normal Max Units MAWP/T * Design *
Inlet Pressure .00 30.00 .00 BarG Inlet Pressure 48.26 BarG 53.09 BarG
Inlet Temp .00 350.00 .00 °C Inlet Temp 400.0 °C 400.0 °C
Exhaust Pressure .00 .20 .00 BarA Exhaust Pressure 7.24 BarG 7.93 BarG
Atm Pressure 1.01 BarA Exhaust Temp 371.1 °C 371.1 °C
* Note: MAWP/T and Design are NOT operating conditions.

TURBINE CONSTRUCTION
Design Specification: Industrial Bearings:
Radial Bearing Type: Liner
Casing: Thrust Bearing Type: Ball
Turbine Type: Horizontal Lubrication Type: Ring Oiled
Number of Stages: 4 Bearing Housing Seal Type: Labyrinth (std)
Casing Support: Centerline Oil Type: Hydrocarbon
End Seal Type: Carbon Ring
Interstage Seal Type: Labyrinth Trip:
Rotor: Trip Valve: Integral
Construction: Built-Up Overspeed Trip Valve: Mechanical - Trip Pin (Std)
Shaft End: Straight 1 Key
Rotation (viewed from non-drive Unknown Expected Turbine Sound Level @ 1M: 95 dBA
end):
Max Coupling Half Weight: 45 lbs
TURBINE MATERIALS
High Pressure Casing: ASTM A-216 WCB Strainer: Stainless Steel
Exhaust Casing: ASTM A-216 WCB Shaft Coating under Packing: 400 Series SS
Nozzles: AISI 410
Rotor Shaft: AISI 4340 Copper Allowed / Atmosphere Yes
Rotor Disks: AISI 4340 Copper Allowed / Steam Path Yes
Rotor Blading: 403 SS Aluminum Allowed / Atmosphere Yes
TURBINE ONLY - OIL, WATER AND AIR REQUIREMENTS
Utility Flow (steady state) Flow (transient) Pressure Viscosity Heat Load Temperature
Lubrication Oil: N/A N/A ISO VG 68 N/A N/A
Control Oil: N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A
Trip Oil: N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A
Cooling Water: 7.57 LPM 6.89 barG 32 °C
Trip Air: N/A
Control Air: 2.5 - 10.0 barG
Handvalve Air: N/A
Area Classification: Non-Hazardous

Casing Connections Size Rating Facing Position *

Inlet 4 inch 600 lb Raised Face Right Hand
Exhaust 24 inch 150 lb Raised Face Up
NOTE: The Turbine performance can be affected by driven equipment rotation. The guaranteed performance will be confirmed once rotation is provided

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STEAM TURBINE

• 2DYR3 Multi-Stage Steam Turbine, Tag Number Turbine- generator set

• Vacuum Breaker
• Condensate Removal Pumping-Type Trap, Steam Powered, shipped loose
• End Seals, Carbon Ring
• Sealing Steam System
• Forged Rotor Disk
• Rotor Shaft Grounding Brush
• Diafram Seal
• Valtek-25 Pneumatic Actuator with Flowserve Logix 3200MD Positioner, Hart Protocol
• Remote Trip Device, Electric Solenoid
• Radial Bearings, Horizontally Split Liner (Set)
• Thrust Bearing, Ball
• Oilers, Bearing Housing (Qty 2)
• Thermal Blanket Insulation
• Nameplate Language, English
• Turbine Surface Preparation - Commercial Cleaning (SSPC-SP1/SP6)
• Turbine Paint System - Self-Priming Silicone Aluminum Topcoat
• Warranty is 12 months after start-up or 18 months after shipment, whichever occurs first.
• Mounting Bolts, Shims, Dowels, and Vertical Jackscrews

GEAR

• Gear (AGMA), Double helical horizontally offset with integral lube system, carbon steel pipe
• Main Oil Pump, Gear Type
• Oil Cooler, Shell and Tube Type
• Duplex Oil Filter
• Pressure Gauge, Oil Supply (Local Mount)
• Thermometer, Downstream of Cooler (Local Mount)
• Oil Filter Differential Pressure Indicator (Local Mount)
• Level Gauge, Gear Sump (Local Mount)
• Gear Paint System - Vendor Standard

PACKAGING

• Metal flange covers for shipping protection

• Structural Steel Baseplate
• Mounting Plate Surface Preparation - Commercial Blast (SSPC-SP6)
• Mounting Plate Paint System - Inorganic Zinc Primer / Acrylic Topcoat - Gray
• Flexible Disk Spacer Coupling
• Coupling Guard, Aluminum, Cantilevered Design, Vented Bottom
• Flexible Disk Spacer Coupling
• Coupling Guard, Aluminum, Cantilevered Design, Vented Bottom
• NPT Steam Connections at Turbine
• Turbine Cooling Water, NPT Connections Only

PANELS AND INSTRUMENTS

• Instrument Rack, Carbon Steel, Including all items listed as rack mounted
• Instrument Rack Surface Preparation - Commercial Blast (SSPC-SP6)
• Instrument Rack Paint System - Inorganic Zinc Primer / Acrylic Topcoat - Gray RAL 7038
• Magnetic Speed Pick-Up, Qty 2
• Pressure Transmitter w/Readout, Inlet Steam, Shipped Loose
• Pressure Gauge, Sealing Steam Supply, Local Mounted
• Pressure Gauge, Sealing Steam to Exhaust End Packing, Local Mounted
• Magnetic Speed Pickups wired to Junction Box
• Solenoids wired to Junction Box
• Actuator Signal wired to Junction Box

GENERATOR

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• Synchronous Generator
• Generator Bearing RTDs, (Qty 2)
• Stator RTDs, (Qty 6)
• Heater, Stator Winding
• Current Transformers, (Qty 2 sets)
• Synchronous Generator, Three Phase, 50Hz, 400 Volts
• All ratings are based on altitude up to 1000 meters above sea level, Ambient 40 °C
• Enclosure: ODP - Open Drip Proof
• Permanent Magnet Generator (PMG)
• Automatic Voltage Regulator

TURBINE GENERATOR CONTROL SYSTEM

• Synchronous Generator Control System

• Temperature Monitoring, Generator Control System
• Power Export Llimiting, Generator Control System
• Generator Protection Relay Settings
• Door Mounted Lockout Relay
The Turbine Generator Control System incorporates turbine control, auto synchronizing, steam pressure control, optional
temperature and pressure monitoring and generator/intertie protection into a single fully-integrated cogeneration control
system designed to operate in parallel with utility power. The controls incorporate all the features needed to operate a
cogeneration system that maximizes efficiency and is easy to use.
• Operator Interface - 12 inch widescreen color touchscreen Operator Interface Terminal (OIT). The following screens
are typical:
• Directory screen and other screens required for OIT navigation
• System overview screen showing system status, control mode and a summary of operating parameters
• Startup
• Synchronizing
• Shutdown
• Process control
• Overspeed test
• Screens for set points for control and monitoring parameters
• Service screens for PID tuning with real time trending
• Alarms and shutdowns

• Turbine Control
• Controlled start sequence with manual override
• Inlet or Exhaust pressure control (pressure transmitter not included)
• Turbine output limiting to prevent over-powering the generator
• Lube oil pump control, as required

• Turbine Protection and Monitoring

• Electronic overspeed protection to backup mechanical protection on the turbine *
• Turbine trip relay, de-energize to trip
• Overspeed trip
• Customer trips
• Emergency stop pushbuttons
• Turbine monitoring
• Turbine speed
• Inlet or exhaust pressure (transmitter by others)

• Generator Protection and Monitoring

• Electric Power Metering for volts, amps, power (kW), kWH, kVAR, frequency and power factor, displayed on the
OIT
• Automatic synchronizing
• Fully automatic synchronizing
• Manual synchronizing
• Both automatic and manual synchronizing are supervised by the independent synch check element in the
generator protection relay.
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 • Generator Protection Relay -- Schweitzer Engineering Laboratories SEL 700G utility-grade generator protection
relay for complete electrical system protection including sync check (25), voltage (27/59), reverse power (32), loss
of field (40), current imbalance (46), voltage controlled time overcurrent (51V), loss of PT fuse (60FL) frequency
(81O/U). Relay settings are not included, but are available at extra cost.
• Excitation Control (Automatic Voltage Regulator)
• Basler DECS-150 Microprocessor based digital excitation control system designed to control the generator
and excitation system in paralleling applications. Includes 0.25% regulation accuracy, over/under excitation
limiting, auto voltage matching, VAR/PF control.
• Generator Monitoring
• Stator temperature monitoring (if applicable)
• Bearing temperature monitoring (if applicable)

• Communications
• Modbus TCP/IP Ethernet communications to the plant DCS for communication of turbine, generator and electrical
operating parameters using standard map. Data includes speed, valve position, electrical data and temperature
and vibration data.

• Enclosure
• Heavy duty skid mounted painted steel NEMA 12 enclosure with gasketed door and 3-point latch with interior light
and service receptacle. Dimensions 60H x 36W x 12

• Generator Protection Relay Settings

• Includes settings for 27, 32, 40, 46, 51V, 59, 60 and 81 O/U relay elements for generator protection. Does not
include study of plant electric system.odbus TCP/IP Ethernet communications to the plant DCS for communication
of turbine, generator and electrical operating parameters. Data includes speed, valve position, electrical data and
temperature and vibration data.

• Temperature Monitoring
• RTD temperature monitoring for generator stator, bearings, lube oil or other monitoring points. Monitored points
will be used for alarms and trips and data will be displayed on the HMI.

• Power Export Limiting

• This feature limits power output to assure that the facility does not export power to the utility. When the facility
power import level approaches zero kilowatts, power export control will override the steam pressure control to limit
output and avoid exporting power. This requires a 4-20 mA signal from a watt transducer at the facility service
entrance, by others.

Notes:

- The maximum motive steam conditions for the condensate removal pump are 125 psig and 450°F.
- Ultrasonic inspection of forged disks will not be 100% because of the irregular shape.
- Maximum sealing steam temperature is 450 °F (232 °C). Maximum sealing steam pressure is 250 psig.
- Quoted Delivery does not include Optional Scope of Supply items, if applicable.
- Cooling water requirements will be supplied after detailed engineering.
- Estimated noise level of the generator at 1 meter (3.3ft) is 100 dB(A).

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 Initial Submittal
DOCUMENTATION Submittal Type
Weeks ARO
DRAWINGS
Drawing, General Arrangement 16 R
Drawing, Gearbox Outline 16 R
Drawing, Wiring Diagram 12 R
Drawing, Coupling Outline 12 R
Drawing, Turbine Assembly At Shipment R
Drawing, Sealing Steam System 16 R
DATA SHEETS AND PERFORMANCE CURVES
As-Built Turbine Data Sheets At Shipment R
As-Purchased Turbine Data Sheets 6 R
Performance Curve - Flow vs Power (Guarantee Point Only) 6 R
Performance Curve - Correction Curve (Guarantee Point Only) 6 R
QUALITY RECORD BOOK
Instruction Book CD After Shipment R

ARO: After Receipt of Order

R: For Record Only
A-E: For Approval - Released for Engineering Only
A-M: For Approval - Released for Manufacture

Notes:

- Scope or design changes may impact quoted price and delivery.

- Drawings are issued for record only and are not subject to customer comment.
- Drawing symbols, format and layout is accordance with Elliott Group standards.
- The details on drawings will be limited to the scope of equipment and assembly outlined in this proposal.
- Instruction & Operation Manual Language - English
- Customer supplied cover sheets to be incorporated onto Elliott’s drawing must be provided at order award and in .dwg
or .dxf format.

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 INSPECTIONS AND TESTS

ITEM COC REP OBS WIT

CASING
Hydrotest
Magnetic Particle Inspection
ROTOR
Ultrasonic Inspection - Disk(s) x
Multiplane Dynamic Balance
ASSEMBLY & TEST
Assembly Clearances
No-Load Mechanical Run Test, 1/2 Hour

COC: Certificate of Compliance OBS: Observe Notification Point

REP: Report WIT: Witness Hold Point

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 Customer Specifications
Comments, Clarifications & Exceptions

See separate file for customer specification comments and exceptions.

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PAYMENT TERMS

100% against shipment for qualifying customers. Net cash 30 days.

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 ORDER CANCELLATION

Order cancellation may be done so by the buyer only upon written consent to the seller.
Cancellation charges shall be in accordance with the following schedule.

% CONTRACT TIME % CONTRACT DOLLARS

0 10
10 15
20 20
30 30
40 40
50 50
60 65
70 80
80 90
90 95
100 100

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 Thermal Insulation Blanket

The standard, removable, thermal insulation blankets for YR turbines are constructed with a reflective
exterior jacket, 1" or 2" thermal insulation, liner and gusseting, and quilting pins/ hooks to reduce the
surface temperature. Details of each component are as follows:

Jacketing: The exterior jacket is made from Alpha Style 2337-2-TA, which is an extremely
flexible silicone rubber coated aluminized glass fabric. It is designed to be used as a thermal
barrier fabric to shield from radiant heat sources as high as 6,000°F. The material has a 500°F
continuous temperature rating for conductive and convected heat.

Insulation: The insulation is either 1" or 2" thick LEWCO mat, which is a 100% fiber glass mat
composed of “E” glass fibers that are mechanically needled together without chemical binders,
and has a 1,200°F maximum temperature rating. It is irrespirable, incombustible, asbestos
free, and contains no resin or inorganic binders. It conforms to MIL-1-16411 type II, MIL-I-
24244, USCG 164.009, ASTM E84 industry standards and NRC 1.36. (The 1" mat may be
necessary in certain areas when space restricts the use of the 2" blanket.)

Liner & Gusseting: The inner surface liner and gusseting are made from Alpha Maritex style
#2025 18 oz. fiberglass lagging fabric with a 304SS mesh sewn to the hot face. The SS mesh
adds structural integrity to the cover and provides abrasion resistance. This fabric meets
USCG specification for incombustible material #164.009, military specification MIL-I-24244, and
is included in military specification MIL-C-0020079F (SH) type 1 class 9.

Quilting Pins/Hooks: The quilting pins and hooks are made from 304SS. They are used
throughout the cover for closure, and to keep the insulation from migrating within the jacket.

Thermal & Acoustic Blanket

A flexible noise barrier may be incorporated into the thermal blanket when required to meet noise
specifications. The details of the noise barrier are as follows:

Sound Barrier: The Sound Seal B-10NR mass loaded vinyl with a nominal weight of 1 lb. per square
foot is used as a flexible noise barrier. One (1) layer of the barrier adds an additional 0.11 inches to the
blanket thickness. Multiple layers of the barrier can be used when additional noise reduction is required.

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 Turbine Generator Installation and Commissioning Services

Elliott recommends qualified technical support throughout the planning, installation, and commissioning phases of
your project to ensure proper equipment performance and to minimize life cycle costs. In addition to the equipment
addressed in this proposal, Elliott’s Global Field Service group is prepared to address your specific needs.

Elliott recommends early coordination with our Field Service organization to ensure proper installation and
commissioning of your steam turbine generator and associated equipment. Because a good installation results
from a clear understanding of customer needs and capabilities, a Field Service representative will contact you to
discuss options and pricing available for planning, installation, and commissioning support.

Steam turbine generators are complex pieces of precision equipment. They require specialized care and
experience in assessing and addressing the interfaces between Elliott equipment and the plant.

The mechanical installation of a baseplate mounted steam turbine generator and separate lube oil system (if
supplied) typically follows the following sequence:

• Pre-Installation activity
• Receiving Inspections
• Foundation/chock block inspection
• Equipment Installation and setting of lube oil systems (if provided)
• Final steam line blow down
• Final site lube oil flush
• Piping connection make-up, piping strain and shaft alignment
• General Pre-commissioning and Commissioning Activity

As the scope and schedule for the site work becomes more defined, it is expected that the various components of
field support can be integrated into the site schedule resulting in efficient work flow, load leveling, staffing, and
supervision. Elliott can provide the necessary flexibility in support of the final schedule and for the ultimate benefit
of the owner.

All installation and commissioning activities will be separately quoted after consultation with the Customer to
determine the specific needs and requirements.

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 Elliott Technical Training - On-site or at Factory

Elliott recommends formal training of your operations and maintenance staff to ensure proper equipment
performance and to minimize life cycle costs. In addition to the equipment addressed in this proposal, Elliott’s
Technical Training group is prepared to address your specific needs.

Training can be scheduled at your facility or at our factory in Jeannette, Pennsylvania. Our training programs
provide experienced instructors to train operator, maintenance, and supervisory personnel in the proper utilization of
your Elliott Steam Turbine Generator. Our primary focus is to provide significant reductions in your operating and
maintenance cost. Proper operation and maintenance is essential for long, reliable equipment life.

Classroom Training Topics Include:

• Introduction to Steam Turbines

• Overview of Steam Turbine Components
• Auxiliaries
• Lubrication System (as applicable)
• Gear Overview (if applicable)
• Generator Overview
• Troubleshooting
• Routine Inspections & Preventative Maintenance
• Turbine Generator Controls
• Equipment Operational Precautions
• Operating the Steam Turbine Generator

Factory Training includes (in addition to Classroom Training Topics):

• Tour of manufacturing and assembly operations

• Coupling assembly / disassembly

If you are interested in on-site or factory training, please contact the Elliott Technical Training Department at (724)
600-8521 or training@elliott-turbo.com.

For a formal quote, please provide the following information:

o Customer name and Elliott proposal number

o Desired training location
o Number of Participants/Number of shifts to be trained
o Type of Participants (operators, maintenance, etc.)
o Desired Length of Training

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 Elliott Standard Paint Procedure

1. Scope:

This procedure defines the surface preparation, selection and application of external protective coatings applied
to carbon and low alloy steels used in the manufacture of steam turbines, baseplates and auxiliary equipment for
high temperature applications and marine environments.

2. Exclusions:

The following items will not be painted:

A. Copper, brass, stainless steel, galvanized steel conduit, aluminum and other non-ferrous metals
B. Anchor bolts or coated bolts, nuts, etc.
C. Internal surfaces of equipment
D. Machined surfaces
E. Surfaces for gaskets
F. Nonmetallic surfaces
G. Instruments and electrical items

3. Surface Preparation:

3.1 All surface preparation will be in accordance with the latest revision of Steel Structures Painting Council
surface preparation specifications (S.S.P.C.).
3.2 Surface preparation will not be carried out in wet conditions or if ambient conditions are such that the
surface will be subject to wetting prior to the application of the coating.

4. Application:

4.1 Storing, thinning, mixing, safety, handling and application of all coating materials will be in accordance
with manufacturer’s instruction.
4.2 Coatings will be applied in accordance with the methods, environmental conditions and application
requirements for the specific coating being applied along with Elliott Company coating standards and
procedures.
4.3 Whenever practical, coatings will be spray applied. Where spray application is impractical, coatings will
be applied by brush.

5. Inspection:

5.1 All painted surfaces shall be visually inspected to ensure that there are no damaged coatings such as
cracking, sags, blistering or loss of adhesion.
5.2 Paint thickness will be measured using dry film thickness gauge.

6. Equipment:

SURFACE
ITEM EQUIPMENT COLOR PAINT TYPE APPLICATION & DRY FILM THICKNESS
PREP
Primer Coat: None
STANDARD Turbine Aluminum SSPC-SP1/SP6 High Temp Silicone Aluminum / PPG Amercoat AT873-01
Finish Coat: 1.0 – 4.0 mils (25 – 102 um)

Primer Coat: 1.5 – 2.0 mils (38 – 51 um)

OPTIONAL Turbine Aluminum SSPC-SP10 High Temp Silicone Aluminum / PPG Amercoat AT873-01
Finish Coat: 1.5 – 2.0 mils (38 – 51 um)

Primer: Inorganic Zinc Primer Coat: 1.5 – 2.0 mils (38 – 51 um)
OPTIONAL Turbine Aluminum SSPC-SP10
Finish: High Temp Silicone Aluminum / PPG Amercoat AT873-01 Finish Coat: 1.5 – 2.0 mils (38 – 51 um)
Baseplates
Light Gray Primer: Inorganic Zinc Primer Coat: 2.0 – 4.0 mils (51 – 102 um)
STANDARD Gauge Panels SSPC-SP6
(RAL 7038) Finish: Single Pack Acrylic Polysiloxane / Amercoat PSX 1001 Finish Coat: 2.0 – 5.0 mils (51 – 127 um)
Supports

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 TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF SALE OF GOODS AND SERVICES
Form 2979 (3/3/2020) – Americas (Canada, United States, Mexico, Caribbean Islands, Central America, Latin America)

The following terms and conditions shall apply to any such agreement (as defined herein) between BUYER and SELLER (as defined herein) for
new or refurbished equipment, parts, or rerates (collectively referred to herein as GOODS) and/or services, including, but not limited to, on-site
services, technical or advisory services or shop services (referred to herein as SERVICES).

1. AGREEMENT The following terms and conditions shall apply to this agreement between Elliott Company or any of its divisions, subsidiaries or
affiliates (as identified on the face of SELLER’s order acknowledgment) (“SELLER”) and its customer as identified on SELLER’s order
acknowledgment (“BUYER”), as evidenced by BUYER’s purchase order to SELLER and SELLER’s order acknowledgment of same to BUYER
(all collectively referred to herein as “AGREEMENT”). Except as otherwise stated herein, no other terms shall be accepted or applicable to this
AGREEMENT. All other terms and conditions, including those of BUYER or BUYER’s customer, are hereby expressly rejected, except for those
on SELLER’s order acknowledgement to the extent it defines the scope of supply, price and/or quantity. BUYER and SELLER expressly agree
and acknowledge that the United Nations Convention for the International Sale of Goods shall not apply to this AGREEMENT. All other remedies
at law are hereby waived by the parties hereto. No modifications to these terms shall be accepted unless specifically agreed to in writing and
signed by an authorized representative of SELLER. If such a writing should exist for the supply of GOODS or SERVICES to BUYER from
SELLER as otherwise covered by this AGREEMENT, and is signed by authorized representative of SELLER, then said writing shall supersede
the terms of this AGREEMENT to the extent there is any conflict between the two documents. In the case of such a writing, this AGREEMENT
shall be considered incorporated into and made a part of said writing unless expressly rejected therein. If the GOODS or SERVICES require
BUYER-supplied information, design or assembly, or dictate SELLER’s use of certain parts or other equipment (collectively “BUYER content”),
BUYER shall be solely responsible for such BUYER content, including, without limitation, its accuracy, suitability, warranty and effect on
SELLER-supplied GOODS or SERVICES. Installation of GOODS is not included in the price unless otherwise stated on SELLER’s order
acknowledgement, and is the sole responsibility of BUYER unless otherwise specified by BUYER and agreed to by SELLER.

2. PRICE AND TERMS OF PAYMENT The price (including payment currency) for the GOODS or SERVICES shall be as designated on
SELLER’s order acknowledgment and payment terms shall be net thirty (30) days from BUYER’s receipt of SELLER’s invoice, unless otherwise
stated herein. Said order acknowledgement payment terms shall supersede any previous payment terms. Delays caused by BUYER shall not
excuse non-payment. The price does not include any applicable taxes unless otherwise stated on SELLER’s order acknowledgement. SELLER
may suspend work on GOODS or SERVICES if BUYER fails to make timely payment(s) of SELLER’s invoice(s). Any costs associated with such
suspension(s) shall be for BUYER’s account. BUYER acknowledges that its requirement to pay invoices on time is a material term of the
AGREEMENT to the SELLER. BUYER has ten (10) days to notify SELLER of any dispute or other objection to a given invoice. If no such
dispute or objection is received by the SELLER in that time frame, then SELLER will expect timely payment of the invoice by BUYER. Should
the BUYER fail to pay an undisputed invoice in the time period agreed, the BUYER agrees that such non-payment is a material default on the
terms of the AGREEMENT and, in addition to any other rights SELLER may have at law, BUYER shall pay interest of 1.5% per month on the
unpaid invoice to SELLER. Acceptance of payment shall not waive or limit any right or remedy of SELLER. Acceptance of specially endorsed
checks of any kind shall not waive or limit any right or remedy of SELLER. Should BUYER receive any notifications of a banking information
change BUYER shall not be released from payment obligation unless BUYER confirms with SELLER of such change. BUYER shall confirm with
SELLER of the banking information by calling SELLER's Credit Department at the following number: (+1) 724-600-8364 . For details of banking
information, see Appendix A.

3. SHIPMENT
All shipments of GOODS shall be made FCA SELLER’s plant, (Incoterms 2010), unless otherwise stated on SELLER’s order acknowledgement.
BUYER warrants there will be no diversion of any shipment that is contrary to any applicable law.

4. DELIVERY All delivery dates as set forth on SELLER’s order acknowledgment refer to the completion of manufacture and availability for
shipment of GOODS or completion of SERVICES and are SELLER’s best estimate thereof and are subject to change. Title and risk of loss or
damage to GOODS shall pass to BUYER upon shipment by SELLER to the FCA point. SELLER shall have the right to make partial shipments
(and invoices for same) of GOODS unless otherwise requested by BUYER and agreed to by SELLER in writing. In the event BUYER is unable to
receive shipment of GOODS, SELLER will store same at BUYER’s risk and expense. All costs associated with any delay occasioned by BUYER
for SELLER’s performance of SERVICES shall be for BUYER’s account.

5. FORCE MAJEURE A Force Majeure event includes, but is not limited to, any act or force beyond the control of SELLER including, but not
limited to, any loss or damage arising from fire, strikes or labor troubles, weather, acts of God or nature, epidemic or pandemic, raw materials
shortages, governmental and/or regulatory acts or intervention including, but not limited to, the imposition of sanctions (economic or otherwise)
or embargoes, and any other cause whether of similar or dissimilar nature reasonably beyond SELLER’s control (“Force Majeure Event”).
Upon the occurrence of a Force Majeure Event, SELLER will notify BUYER in writing within ten (10) business days from the occurrence or from
the SELLER’s reasonable awareness of such an occurrence of the Force Majeure Event and in said writing identify the circumstances describing
the Force Majeure Event. BUYER shall within 72 hours immediately acknowledge receipt of the Notice of the Force Majeure Event. In the event
that BUYER fails to acknowledge receipt of said notice, the Notice is nonetheless valid and binding.
Notice by the SELLER of the Force Majeure Event immediately releases SELLER from the performance of any obligation prevented by the
event. Notwithstanding same, however, BUYER and SELLER agree that BUYER’s payment obligations then existing to SELLER are not
excused by the occurrence of any Force Majeure Event.

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 If the effect of the Force Majeure Event continues for more than ninety (90) days, BUYER and SELLER shall communicate in writing and
mutually agree on the continuation or termination of the AGREEMENT; provided in all cases that SELLER shall not be obligated to take or not
take any action that would be in violation of law or in its reasonable belief expose it to potential risk of sanctions or designation. Irrespective of
whether BUYER and SELLER agree on the continuation of the AGREEMENT, BUYER shall be required to pay all sums then due and existing to
BUYER within 10 days of said agreement including, but not limited to, storage, holding and insurance fees and costs.

6. WARRANTY GOODS: SELLER warrants against defects on all GOODS of SELLER’s manufacture for a period of one (1) year from date of
startup or use or eighteen (18) months from date of shipment, whichever comes first. SERVICES: SELLER warrants against defects in
workmanship on all SERVICES performed by SELLER for a period of ninety (90) days from date of completion of such SERVICES. SELLER’s
obligation to repair or replace any defective GOODS or reperform any defective SERVICES during the warranty period shall be BUYER’s
exclusive remedy and SELLER’s sole liability arising under this warranty or any warranty claim made by BUYER. THIS WARRANTY IS THE
ONLY WARRANTY PROVIDED BY SELLER; ALL OTHER WARRANTIES, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING THE IMPLIED WARRANTIES
OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE ARE HEREBY EXCLUDED. SELLER shall not be responsible for
labor or other charges resulting from removal or reinstallation of defective GOODS or for reperformance of defective workmanship, charges for
transportation, handling, shipping or travel. None of the GOODS furnished by SELLER shall be deemed defective by reason of failure to resist
the action of erosive or corrosive gases or liquids or the deposition of foreign material from such gases or liquids or due to normal wear and tear.
SELLER warrants the GOODS to be delivered hereunder against defects in material and workmanship, under normal use and service when
used and maintained in accordance with instructions supplied by SELLER. This is SELLER's sole and exclusive warranty. It applies only to
GOODS of SELLER’s manufacture and specifically excludes other equipment, whether or not such other equipment is included in SELLER's
scope of supply. Such other equipment is warranted only by its manufacturer.

7. LIMITATION OF LIABILITY Notwithstanding any provision in this AGREEMENT or elsewhere to the contrary, SELLER shall not be liable for
any special, incidental, indirect or consequential loss or damage, including loss of revenue or profit, arising from any actions including, but not
limited to, breach of contract, tort (including products liability), and negligence.

8. MAXIMUM LIABILITY Notwithstanding any provision in this AGREEMENT or elsewhere to the contrary, except for third party’s death or bodily
injury, SELLER’s maximum liability shall not exceed the contract price of the GOODS or SERVICES at issue.

9. CANCELLATION Except as provided for in Article 5, this AGREEMENT may only be canceled with prior reasonable notice by BUYER and
upon written consent of SELLER. BUYER must provide payment of reasonable cancellation charges, including all of SELLER’s applicable costs
to date and a reasonable amount of profit.

10. PATENT INDEMNITY SELLER shall indemnify BUYER against liability and damages on claims based solely on infringement of any United
States Letters Patent arising out of the manufacture or use of any of SELLER’s GOODS furnished, provided that BUYER promptly notifies
SELLER of any such claim and gives SELLER ample opportunity to defend in its own behalf against such claim.

11. LAWS Both parties shall comply with all applicable laws and regulations in connection with this AGREEMENT. SELLER warrants GOODS
and SERVICES furnished hereunder shall meet only those requirements (including any applicable taxes, surcharges or other levies) of any
governmental regulatory authority that has been specified by BUYER in writing to SELLER and where SELLER accepts same. This
AGREEMENT shall be governed by the laws of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. All controversies, disputes or claims arising out of or
relating to this AGREEMENT or the performance, enforcement, breach, termination or validity thereof, including the determination of the scope of
the AGREEMENT to arbitrate, shall finally be settled by arbitration in Pittsburgh, U.S.A., conducted in the English language by three arbitrators,
in accordance with the rules of the International Chamber of Commerce. Each party shall choose one arbitrator and the third shall be chosen by
the other two arbitrators. Any arbitration decision shall be final and non-appealable. The basis for the arbitrators’ decision shall be based solely
on this AGREEMENT and any documents incorporated thereby.

12. PROPRIETARY INFORMATION Any information which is designated "Proprietary" by SELLER and is disclosed by SELLER to BUYER
incident to the performance of this AGREEMENT is disclosed in confidence and the BUYER shall not publish or otherwise disclose such
information to others without the express written consent of SELLER. SELLER hereby specifically declares that all information contained in any
of SELLER’s drawings or instruction books supplied pursuant to this AGREEMENT is to be considered proprietary, despite any lack of markings
indicating same. Such information is supplied by SELLER to BUYER for the sole and exclusive use of the BUYER and BUYER may not furnish,
reveal or impart this information to any third party for any reason whatsoever without the express written consent of an authorized representative
of the SELLER. Nothing herein shall limit the BUYER’s right to disclose any information provided by the SELLER hereunder which a) was
furnished by the SELLER prior to this AGREEMENT without restrictions; or b) legitimately becomes knowledge available within the public
domain; or c) is received by BUYER from a third party without restriction and without breach of this or any other agreement.

13. ADDITIONAL TERMS If SELLER has previously provided a quotation or estimate to BUYER for the GOODS or SERVICES described in
SELLER’s order acknowledgment within the last ninety (90) days, all price, delivery and terms and conditions information that are a part of said
quotation or estimate are hereby incorporated as a part of this AGREEMENT to the extent SELLER’s order acknowledgment of BUYER’s
purchase order has no price, delivery or terms and conditions information to the contrary. If this AGREEMENT is for SERVICES, SELLER’s
Service Rates & Standard Service Conditions are hereby incorporated by reference and made a part of this AGREEMENT. In the event of a
conflict between the terms of this AGREEMENT and any other incorporated terms, the terms of this AGREEMENT shall prevail. SELLER
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 reserves the right to file a mechanic’s or other lien in the case of BUYER’s failure to pay for GOODS or SERVICES. Neither this AGREEMENT
nor any right, responsibility or obligation of BUYER thereunder may be assigned by BUYER without the prior written consent of an authorized
representative of SELLER. SELLER shall use reasonable efforts to permit BUYER inspection and expediting. Arrangements for same shall be
initiated at least thirty (30) days in advance by BUYER. All BUYER-incurred costs relating to inspection and / or expediting shall be for BUYER’s
account. Return of GOODS shall require prior written approval of SELLER. BUYER warrants that no part of the GOODS shall be utilized in any
type of nuclear use, plant, operation or otherwise.

14. GENERAL PROVISIONS Should any part of this AGREEMENT be deemed invalid by a court of law, that shall not constitute an invalidation
of any other part of this AGREEMENT. Section headings herein are for purposes of clarity only and are not to be considered a part of this
AGREEMENT. SELLER’s acceptance of BUYER’s purchase agreement is expressly made conditional on BUYER’s assent to SELLER’s terms
and conditions as set forth herein and the rejection of any other terms. Acceptance by BUYER of GOODS or SERVICES shall constitute
unequivocal acceptance of the terms and conditions contained herein. Past practice, industry standards or practices or previous course of
dealing or trade shall not constitute any supersession of the terms contained herein or on SELLER’s order acknowledgement. Failure of SELLER
to effect any available right or remedy shall not operate as a waiver of same. BUYER acknowledges the import of these terms & conditions
contained herein and understands the contractual obligations created thereby. For any discrepancies between English and any other language
regarding this AGREEMENT, the English language shall prevail.

15. EXPORT COMPLIANCE Each party shall comply with, and BUYER agrees not to take any action that would cause SELLER to be in
violation of, all applicable laws and regulations, including but not limited to, U.S. export and economic sanctions laws and regulations. Diversion
of Elliott Company products, technology or software contrary to United States law or any other applicable law is prohibited. Upon request from
SELLER, BUYER or BUYER’s freight forwarder must promptly provide SELLER with the following documentation: 1) House Airway Bill, 2)
Master Airway Bill, 3) Ocean Bill of Lading, 4) AES filing, 5) end-user certification, 6) SELLER or end-user’s ultimate ownership information, and
7) any other documentation necessary for the SELLER to maintain compliance with applicable law or regulations.

16. CODE OF CONDUCT SELLER is committed to conducting its business ethically and lawfully. SELLER maintains a Code of Conduct and
companion document, “The Path of Integrity, A Guide to the Elliott Group Code of Conduct” (together referred to as “Code of Conduct”) which is
accessible on SELLER’s website at <www.elliott-turbo.com/compliance>. An integral part of SELLER’s practice of conducting its business in an
ethical and lawful manner is providing mechanisms for reporting suspected unethical and/or unlawful conduct. Mechanisms available for
reporting include, but are not limited to, using the anonymous and confidential third-party reporting service REPORT IT!, that can be accessed
from anywhere in the world at <www.reportit.net.> or by calling toll free: 1-877-778-5463 within North America. The Username is ‘elliott’ and the
Password is ‘turbo’. Additionally, you may communicate directly with SELLER’s Chief Global Compliance Officer at: compliance@elliott-
turbo.com. SELLER expects and BUYER agrees, that it will conduct its business ethically and lawfully and in accordance with the principles set
forth in SELLER’s Code of Conduct. If BUYER, in good faith, reasonably believes that SELLER or any employee, agent and or representative of
SELLER has behaved unethically or unlawfully under, or in connection with, this AGREEMENT, BUYER is encouraged to report such behavior to
SELLER.

17. ENTIRE AGREEMENT EXCEPT AS OTHERWISE PROVIDED HEREIN, THIS DOCUMENT SHALL CONSTITUTE THE ENTIRE
AGREEMENT BETWEEN BUYER AND SELLER AND CAN ONLY BE MODIFIED BY A WRITING SIGNED ON BEHALF OF BUYER AND
SELLER BY THEIR RESPECTIVE, DULY AUTHORIZED REPRESENTATIVES.

***With regard to below Article 18, the term "GOODS" shall be defined as new compressors and/or new turbines. Article 18 shall not apply to any
services, spare parts, or repair services orders.***

18. LIQUIDATED DAMAGES The parties agree that the delay Liquidated Damages as defined herein represent an agreed genuine pre-estimate
of the losses likely to be suffered by BUYER as the result of such delay and are not a penalty. In the event that the delivery of the GOODS is
delayed beyond the time specified in the AGREEMENT, and such delay is not excusable (1) pursuant to Article 5 hereof (Force Majeure), (2) due
to BUYER’s failure to timely pay SELLER, or (3) due to BUYER’s delay in responding on documents related to the AGREEMENT, the BUYER
shall have the right, after a two week grace period, to recover liquidated damages from the SELLER at the rate of one half percent (1/2%) of the
delayed portion of the AGREEMENT price per each full week of delay, not to exceed five percent (5%) of the AGREEMENT price in total
("Liquidated Damages"). For purposes of calculating such Liquidated Damages the date of delivery shall be the SELLER’s readiness to ship
date, or the date the BUYER is notified of readiness to ship, whichever is later. Such Liquidated Damages payment shall be SELLER's sole
liability and BUYER's sole remedy for delays in delivery.

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