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CATHODIC PROTECTION SUBMITTAL for TWO X 135 DIAMETER TQ-0401A / TQ-0501B & TWO X 97 DIAMETER TQ-0602A / TQ-0702B ABOVE GROUND LPG STORAGE TANKS at Flota Petrolera Ecuador CBI Contract 71169865
Prepared for:

CB&I Americas One CBI Plaza 2103 Research Forest The Woodlands Texas 77380
Prepared by:

CEM Resources, Inc.

27493 Hanna Road Suite #9 Conroe, TX 77385 Tel 281-292-6817 Fax 281-292-6807

Revision 1 JUNE 2009

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CONTENTS
1. DESIGN CALCULATIONS 2. LIST OF MATERIALS 3. DRAWINGS 4. INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS 5. TECHNICAL DATA & CATALOG CUTS 6. QUALIFICATIONS

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DESIGN CALCULATIONS
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CP TANK - IMPRESSED CURRENT TANK BOTTOM DESIGN Prepared by Murray Smith 30-Apr-09 CEM Resources, Inc. DESIGN DATA Tank Diameter 135 ft Operating Temperature 80 F Design Life 50 years Assumed Soil Resistivity 30,000 Ohm cm Design Current Density 0.5 m Amp / ft2 Anode Spacing 5 ft Depth of Burial 0.5 ft Anode Footage 2863 ft Conductor Spacing 20 ft Conductor Length 851 ft Maximum Design Current per ft 6.25 mA / ft Titanium 1/4" Ribbon Anode ASTM B265 - Grade 1 Width 0.25 Inch Thickness 0.025 Inch Coating Iridium / Tantalum Oxides Weight 6 lb. / 500 ft Resistance 0.042 Ohm / ft CALCULATED COMPONENT DESIGN PARAMETERS Total Current Required 7 Anode Current per ft 2.5 Actual Anode Design Life 100 Anode Equivalent Diameter 0.18 Anode Resistance 1.10 Rectifier Rated Volts 18 Rectifier Rated Ampere 11 RECTIFIER RATED OUTPUT 18 12 MATERIALS REQUIRED Qty Description 2,863 Feet, Ribbon Anode 851 Feet, Titanium Conductor Bar 3 Positive Connectors with 100 ft #8 HMWPE Cable 3 Permanent CuSO4 Cell with 135 ft #14 RHW Wire 1 Positive Cable and Cell Junction Box 1 Transformer Rectifier 1 Lot Positive & Negative Cables Volt Amp

Amp mA / linear ft Year Inch Ohm Volt Amp

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CP TANK - IMPRESSED CURRENT TANK BOTTOM DESIGN Prepared by Murray Smith 30-Apr-09 CEM Resources, Inc. DESIGN DATA Tank Diameter 97 ft Operating Temperature 80 F Design Life 50 years Assumed Soil Resistivity 30,000 Ohm cm Design Current Density 0.5 m Amp / ft2 Anode Spacing 5 ft Depth of Burial 0.5 ft Anode Footage 1478 ft Conductor Spacing 20 ft Conductor Length 466 ft Maximum Design Current per ft 6.25 mA / ft Titanium 1/4" Ribbon Anode ASTM B265 - Grade 1 Width 0.25 Inch Thickness 0.025 Inch Coating Iridium / Tantalum Oxides Weight 6 lb. / 500 ft Resistance 0.042 Ohm / ft CALCULATED COMPONENT DESIGN PARAMETERS Total Current Required Anode Current per ft Actual Anode Design Life Anode Equivalent Diameter Anode Resistance Rectifier Rated Volts Rectifier Rated Ampere RECTIFIER RATED OUTPUT 18 12 MATERIALS REQUIRED Qty Description 1,478 Feet, Ribbon Anode 466 Feet, Titanium Conductor Bar 3 Positive Connectors with 100 ft #8 HMWPE Cable 3 Permanent CuSO4 Cell with 100 ft #14 RHW Wire 1 Positive Cable and Cell Junction Box 1 Transformer Rectifier 1 Lot Positive & Negative Cables Volt Amp

4 2.5 100 0.18 2.00 17 6

Amp mA / linear ft Year Inch Ohm Volt Amp

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BILL OF MATERIALS

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2 x 135 diameter and 2 x 97 diameter Above Ground Storage Tanks. A CP TANK Impressed Current Cathodic Protection System will be installed under each tank. Each tank will have an explosion proof junction box mounted at the tank adjacent to the ring wall cable exit. One 32 volt 12 ampere oil cooled explosion proof rectifier will energize the system for each tank. The entire system for the four tanks will comprise of the following components 2 x 135 tanks per tank 2,863 2 x 90 tanks per tank 1,478 Consolidated Shipping 4 Tanks 8,682 Description

851 3 3 x 100 1

466 3 3 x 135 1

2,674 12 6 x 100 6 x 135 4

20 1

20 1

110 4

400

400

1600

MMO Titanium Ribbon Anode 0.25 x 0.025 ASTM 265, Grade 1 Titanium Substrate with Iridium and Tantalum Oxides coating Titanium Conductor Bar 0.5 x 0.040 ASTM 265, Grade 1 Titanium Positive cable connections with 100 x #8 AWG HMWPE black cable Borin SRE-007-CUY permanent copper sulphate reference cells with #14 AWG RHW yellow cable Oil cooled explosion proof rectifier, DC output 18 volt 12 ampere AC Input: 480 Volt Single Phase 60 Hz, Manual Constant Voltage Control, Silicon Diodes, Full Wave Bridge, Surge Arrestors for AC Input and DC Output, hot dip galvanized steel case Magnetic Circuit Breaker, one each #8 positive and negative terminals Transformer oil gallons Aluminum Explosion Proof Junction Box with 3 x #8 Positive Terminals with 0.001 ohm Type SS Shunts common with 1 x #8 Rectifier positive terminal, 3 x #14 Reference Terminals, 1 x #8 Negative Terminal common with 1 x #8 Tank terminal, box to have two 1 conduit entries in base centrally located Positive/Negative Cable, #8 AWG, HMWPE

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DRAWINGS Drawing # 2922-001 TITLE

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135 diameter Tank MMO Anode, Conductor Bar, Positive Cable Connections and Permanent Reference Cell Layout 97 diameter Tank MMO Anode, Conductor Bar, Positive Cable Connections and Permanent Reference Cell Layout 3 Anode Feeder Junction Box Panel Typical Tank Cathodic Protection System Wiring Diagram

2922-002

2922-003 2922-004

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Job 2922 4. INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS

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IMPRESSED CURRENT CP TANK SYSTEM UNDER TANK MATERIALS Materials Required MMO Titanium Ribbon Anode Titanium Conductor Bar Reference Cells and #14 awg yellow RHW Cables Positive #8 awg black HMWPE Cable Connections Titanium Spot Welder

Procedure The under tank catholic protection system materials are to be installed during the construction of the foundation. The ribbon anode, conductor bar, positive connection cables and reference cells are to be installed a minimum of 4 below the final tank base plate level in river washed sand. The system operates better at a depth of 6 and may be installed up to 12 below the base plate. Where there is a secondary containment liner, be it Claymax, HDPE or similar, the cathodic protection system may be installed directly on top of the liner. The foundation sand material is then placed over the top of the CP Tank system. Alternatively the foundation sand may be prepared and compacted to a level at which the CP tank system is to be installed. It is possible to bury the system in the foundation, or simply lay it on top of the sand. After installation of the CP Tank System the foundation contractor should carefully add and compact more sand until the final level is reached. The Ribbon anode is supplied in rolls of approximately 330 length. The Conductor Bar is supplied in rolls of approximately 330 length. Note that both the ribbon anode and the conductor bar can be twisted and do not need to be laid perfectly flat. If the system is being installed on a liner it is required to twist the ribbon to stop the ribbon lying flat on the liner and so to allow both faces of the ribbon better contact with the foundation sand. A minimum of two men are required to lay out the Ribbon anode and conductor bar. Two more men are required to spot weld the ribbon / conductor bar intersections. A measuring wheel (feet) and some spray paint are useful to assist in marking out the system. Mark the center of the tank. Pick a tank north direction. For the purposes of this instruction the anode ribbon will be assumed to run east / west and the conductor bar north / south. Note there is an additional conductor bar through the center in the east / west direction. Using the wheel and spray paint, start at the center of the tank moving in the northerly direction and mark the first east / west ribbon run 2.5 feet from the center and at 5 foot intervals thereafter. From the center moving in the southerly direction mark the first east / west Ribbon run 2.5 feet from the center and thereafter at 5 foot intervals.

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At the center mark the first conductor bar run north / south through the Corrosion Engineering & Materials center. Mark the east / west conductor bar run through the center. Mark the additional north / south conductor bar runs at 20 spacing each side (east and west) of the center as shown on the drawing. Mark the ribbon spacing at 2 more locations 25 feet either side of the diametric north south line. This provides three spray marks to lay out the anode ribbon in the correctly spaced straight line. Lay out the anode ribbon on the east / west lines at 5 foot centers. The ends of the ribbon should be cut so that they are within 1 foot of the perimeter of the tank. Lay the conductor bar run in the east / west direction through the center. Lay out the conductor bar runs in the north / south direction through the center and at 20 foot spacing each side. Spot weld the conductor bar and ribbon once (or twice) at every intersection. Weld the conductor bar / conductor bar crossings a minimum of twice at each intersection. Spot weld (a minimum of three welds) the titanium bar at one end of the positive cable connections to the conductor bars at the center and at two more locations either side of center at the conductor bar / conductor bar intersections as shown on the drawing. Install the reference cells at the desired locations (one cell should be placed at the center of the tank). Excavate a 6 deep hole in which to place the cells if in sand Remove the cells from the plastic shipping bags and discard the bags. Soak the cells with water (use 5 gallons of clean, fresh water) and bury them. All the power feeds and reference cell cables should be marked and laid across the tank, as directly as possible to the exit conduit in the ring wall. All wires should be coiled and placed in a protected position outside the ring wall for termination in the junction box at a later date. Extreme care must be taken to prevent metal to metal contact between the anode ribbon / conductor bar and the tank metal bottom, sides or sump.

Subsequent to the construction of the tank, the junction box and rectifier will be installed and all wires connected and terminated. Please refer to the drawings of the wiring required, Drawings #2922-001, 2922-002, 2922-003 and 292-004 apply. The negative connection to the tank shell may be made at an earthing lug welded to the tanks close to the junction box location or the cable may be Cadwelded to the bottom plate outside the shell.

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TECHNICAL INFORMATION & CATALOG CUTS MMO Titanium Ribbon Anode Titanium Conductor Bar HMWPE Cable Borin Cu-CuSO4 Permanent Reference Cell Aluminum Explosion Proof CP Tank Junction Box Oil Cooled Explosion Proof Rectifier

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Titanium Ribbon Anode and Conductor Bar

Titanium ribbon anodes are manufactured using ASTM B265 Grade 1 titanium which is coated with Mixed Metal Oxide Coating. The MMO coating consists of IrO2/TA2O5 and is suitable for use in all cathodic protection applications. Mixed metal oxide anodes have an extremely low consumption rate. The titanium substrate remains constant throughout the design life of the anode. Strict quality control procedures applied during the coating process to ensure proper coating adhesion and loading. Production of a quality product is fundamental in every step of the manufacturing process. Current Output in FINE SAND: Design Life: Ribbon Dimensions Width: Thickness: Coil Length: Coil Weight: 0.25 (6.35 mm) 0.025 (0.635 mm) 500 ft. (152m) 6 lb. (2.5 kg) 0.014m2 per meter 5 mA/ft operating at an anode current density of 1.2 A/m2 >50 years operating at an anode current density of 1.2 mA/m2 Conductor Bar Dimensions Width: Thickness: Coil Length: Coil Weight: 0.50" (12.7 mm) 0.035" (0.9 mm) 250 ft (75m) 10 lb. (4.5 kg.)

Surface Area of Ribbon:

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High Molecular Weight Polyethylene Cable

The cable in cathodic protection systems is a critical component. CEM provides cable manufactured specifically for cathodic protection applications from a variety of cable manufacturers. The industry standard cable for direct burial is a stranded copper conductor covered with an insulation of high molecular weight polyethylene (HMWPE). The thick, tough, insulation provides both electric isolation and mechanical protection. During installation, this cable can withstand considerable mechanical abuse without compromising the conductor. The HMWPE insulation is chemically resistant and protects against most organic and inorganic substances. Application: A direct earth burial DC feeder cable for use in cathodic protection systems, for storage tanks, pipelines, wells, vessels and metallic structures either buried or water submerged. Standards: Conductor - Stranded copper conductor conforms to ASTM Specification B-8. Insulation - Insulation is high molecular weight polyethylene conforming to ASTM D1248, Type 1, Class A, Category 5, Grades E4 & E5. Tensile Strengths Jl, J3. Available with high density polyethylene (Types II, III, IV) Class B & C (all colors).
No. of Strands 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 19 19 19 Circular Mils 4,110 6,530 10,380 16,510 26,240 41,740 66,360 83,690 105,600 133,100 AWG Diameter Inches .0726 .0915 .116 .142 .179 .225 .283 .322 .362 .406 Insulation Thickness Inches .110 .110 .110 .110 .110 .110 .110 .125 .125 .125 Nominal Diameter Inches .293 .311 .340 .370 .40 .45 .510 .580 .620 .660 Weight Lbs per 1000 ft 38 48 62 87 122 175 260 330 401 492 DC Ohms per Mft at 20 C 2.57 1.62 1.02 .652 .411 .258 .162 .129 .102 .081

Size #14 #12 #10 #8 #6 #4 #2 #1 #1/0 #2/0

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Permanent Reference Electrodes for Chloride Free Soils

NEW! Moisture Retention Membrane - MRM
Features

Minimum 20 year service life. 8 square inches of sensing surface area gives 5-8 times more surface area than other electrodes. This makes electrode positioning less critical to achieve accurate readings. Will not dry out in desert dry soil, a condition that renders other electrodes ineffective. Cyclical variations in soil conditions, ranging from hydrated to dehydrated, have no adverse effect on the Stelth2 electrode. Electrodes may be taken out of service for extended periods of time and reintroduced into the system without affecting electrode accuracy or ability to reactivate. (Electrode will fire up in less than 5 minutes.)

New! Now two levels of chloride ion trapping technologies are used in the "Stelth 2". First We impregnate a trapping material into the ceramic sensing tube that traps chloride ions before they reach the chemistry of the "Stelth 2" (patent pending). Second We employ a chloride ion trapping system that removes chloride ions that penetrate the CuSO4 chemistry of the "Stelth 2" before these ions can cause damage. Both of these systems have given an additional benefit of lowering the internal resistance of the "Stelth 2" reference electrode. Note Chlorides at levels of only 200 parts per million alter the chemistry of a Cu-CuSO4 reference electrode enough to cause a complete breakdown, resulting in loss of stability and finally a total shutdown. Stelth2 Model SRE-007-CUY Copper-Copper Sulfate (Cu-CuSO4) for Underground and Concrete Service Dimensions 1.5" (3.81 cm) diameter x 6" (15.24 cm) long "space age" ceramic tube with yellow protective caps. Lead Wire 50' (15.24 cm) of #14 RHH-RHW yellow wire. Stability +/- 10 millivolt with 3.0 microamp load. Temperature Range +32 to +135 F (0 to +57.2 C)

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Aluminum Explosion Proof CP Tank Junction Box

Creating a superior cathodic protection system starts with selecting the right electrical components. This includes choosing an electrical junction box, which is best suited for a particular corrosion prevention application. Because there are so many unique applications for cathodic protection, We offer custom junction boxes that are made according to design specifications. A custom junction box can be manufactured according to operating parameters, or to exact design specifications. CP Tank junction boxes are installed at the tank and will allow termination of the following cables Anode positive connection cables Reference cell leads Tank negative cable Rectifier positive and negative cables

The CP Tank standard junction box offered is an aluminum enclosure with a phenolic panel with the required number and size of terminations, shunts and cable entries. The boxes are rated for explosion proof service in hazardous areas. CP Tank custom junction boxes are available in all the common electrical cabinet materials including fiberglass, aluminum, stainless steel, or galvanized steel. The cabinets may be selected to meet any of the NEMA enclosure standards, from dust tight to explosion proof and are offered in numerous sizes to accommodate different circuit configurations.

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Explosion Proof Oil Cooled Rectifier Suitable for Division 1 Class 2 Group D Hazardous Environments
The Universal oil cooled rectifier is a heavy duty rugged rectifier designed to operate under severe conditions. The cabinet is constructed of minimum 11 gauge material reinforced with external fins for added strength and cooling. All units are equipped with hinged lid, lid brace and heavy duty draw pull latches as standard features. Standard Features

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Eleven gauge, hot dip galvanized steel case Hinged top lid with lid brace Separate instrument compartment Quick release, heavy duty, stainless steel latches External fins for added strength and cooling Separate lift out racks for the transformer and stack Heavy duty transformer with 15% over design for reserve capacity 18 steps of adjustment Quick change heavy duty knobs for changing link bars on units under 140 amps Accessible shunt, plainly marked Heinemann magnetic circuit breaker Separate Hoyt voltmeter and ammeter Avalanche silicon diodes with a min. 1200 PIV All diodes are forward polarity Diodes protected by surge suppressors and current limiting fuses All electrical connections double nutted or soldered Extra flexible wire Type TEW rated at 105 Degrees C, 600 volts

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MURRAY SMITH EDUCATION Bachelor of Chemical Engineering, University of Canterbury, New Zealand, 1972 PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS Member of NACE International since 1976 NACE International Cathodic Protection Specialist # 5009

APPLICABLE PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE 1975 to Present Experienced in engineering design of impressed current and sacrificial anode cathodic protection systems for a wide range of facilities. Field survey work includes soil resistivity, all types of close interval surveys, AC interference mitigation surveys and current requirement tests on pipelines and well casings. Experienced in all aspects of cathodic protection of above ground storage tanks, underground storage tanks, water tank internals, buried pipelines, docks, offshore platforms, submarine pipelines, jack up drilling rigs, ships, floating production systems (Semi Submersible, FPSO, TLP), refineries and chemical plants. In depth experience with interrupted, on and depolarized close interval survey, DCVG Survey and PCM Survey data processing and analysis including integration with sub meter and sub centimeter GPS data. PIPELINES and SERVICES CALCO Contracting - North Harris County Regional Water Authority, 54 Water Line along CenterPoint Easement, from Paragon Court to Greens Bayou Oscar Renda, S J Louis, Garney Construction - North Texas Municipal Water District, Lake Tawakoni Water Supply Project, East, Central and West Pipeline, 30 miles 54/60 PCCP water pipe, 11 x 335 deep groundbed installations with junction boxes, rectifiers and AC power E P Brady - City of Houston, 66 Dielectrically Coated Steel Pipe Waterline along Old Greens Road and Greens Road from West Hardy Road to Aldine-Westfield BRH Garver - 66 Dielectrically Coated Steel Pipe Waterline along Aldine Westfield Road, Peyton Road, Doubletree Plaza Drive, John F Kennedy Boulevard and World Houston Parkway from Greens Road to Victory Drive JALCO Constructors - City Of Houston - Accelerated Surface Water Transmission Program Contract 56A - 54 Dielectrically Coated Steel Pipe Water Main along Hempstead Highway, Stonington & Aston from Brittmoore Drive to West Tidwell Texas Sterling - City of Houston - Surface Water Transmission Program Contract 17B - 54 Dielectrically Coated Steel Pipe Water Main along Ella, Wheatley, and West Montgomery from West 43rd to Dolly Wright CF Jordan Ressler Drive Extension, El Paso, 36 and 24 Water Main Extension BRH Garver - City of Houston - Accelerated Surface Water Transmission Program Contract 6C-1 - 84 Dielectrically Coated Steel Pipe Water Main along Link Road from Airline to Fulton J D Stephens, Lake Chapman Water Supply Project, Contract B, C and D, 174,000 linear feet 66 diameter steel raw water transmission pipeline PT Badak NGL, East Kalimantan, Indonesia, Engineering Study to determine Pipeline Protective Coating rehabilitation materials and techniques PT Badak NGL, East Kalimantan, Indonesia, CIS & DCVG survey of feed gas pipelines CF Jordan El Paso International Airport Yarborough Drive Extension 12,500 feet 24 Water Main Hong Kong and China Gas, Hong Kong Project manager for survey, design, supply, installation and commissioning of impressed current system for twin 14" diameter cross harbor gas submarine pipelines. Shell Sarawak BHD, Malaysia Project manager for tender, manufacture and supply of 600 metric tons zinc bracelet anodes for 100 miles 36" submarine pipeline for Luconia field production. Petroleum Authority of Thailand, Rayong to Bangkok, Thailand - Fluor Ocean Services Project engineer for survey, design and tender specification preparation for Impressed Current System and AC Interference Mitigation system for 167 km 28" pipeline. McConnell Dowell Constructors (Asia), Water Supply Department Hong Kong, Hong Kong Harbor Project engineer for design supply and commissioning of Impressed Current System for twin 1000 mm diameter submarine water pipes. RJ Brown, Hong Kong and China Gas Company, Tolo Harbor Hong Kong Engineer for design and specification preparation of Impressed Current System for submarine Naphtha unloading and gas distribution pipelines. RJ Brown, Ipcomarine, Labuan Malaysia Project manager for field survey, design, supply and commissioning of Impressed Current System for 54 km 24" onshore and submarine water supply pipeline.

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Corrosion Engineering & Materials ABOVEGROUND STORAGE TANKS EXTERNAL CBI - Wartsila, Trinidad & Tobago, two x 43 dia and one x 26 diameter tanks, magnesium anode systems CBI - Jamaica Broilers, Ethanol Division, four 142 dia Above Ground Storage Tanks Colonial Pipeline Company, Baton Rouge Louisiana 180, 134 & 110 diameter AST Retrofit of impressed current system by Horizontal Directional Drilling CBI - Services 90 diameter Energy Storage Tank, District Energy, St Paul Minnesota CBI - Panam 2 x 60 and 1 x 45 AST CBI Acajutla, El Salvador 76 diameter AST CBI Azua, Dominican Republic two 100 ft and one 40 ft diameter tanks CBI Guatemala Duke Energy Orimulsion Plant 19 Tanks of various diameters to 127 CBI Puerto Quetzal, Guatemala 4 x 78 and 2 x 115 diameter above ground storage tanks CP de Peru 2 x 86 diameter above ground storage tanks Camisea Field Development Project Peru 4 x 40 diameter Diesel Oil storage tanks BO Mac Contractors C4 Olefins, Sabina Petrochemical, Port Arthur, TX 115 diameter Butadiene tank and 36 diameter Surge tank, magnesium rod anode system CBI GE Power TVA Project, Kemper County MS, 2 x 87 diameter Fuel Oil storage tanks, 1 x 40 diameter Raw Water storage tank and 1 x 72 diameter Demineralized Water storage tank. CBI GE Power TVA Project, Nutbush TN, 1 x 122 Fuel Oil tank and 1 x 76 water storage tank. CBI Venezuela SINCOR 295 foot diameter Tank, the largest diameter tank in Venezuela to date THE INDUSTRIAL COMPANY Chehalis Power Plant, Washington Two 85 Fuel Oil tanks HUNTSMAN PETROCHEMICAL PORT NECHES, TEXAS - 200 Above Ground Storage Tank 34030 Retrofit of impressed current system by Horizontal Directional Drilling CBI Venezuela, 5 x 275 ft, 3 x 220 ft and 19 other various diameter Above Ground Storage Tanks for Hamaca Downstream Project CBI 2 x 94 foot diameter Above Ground Storage Tanks, Puerto Quetzal, Guatemala CBI 1 x 139 foot Above Ground Storage Tank, Nicaragua CBI Venezuela, 4 x 186 ft diameter Crude Tanks, Hamaca Upstream Project CBI Venezuela, 120 diameter, 3 Sulphur tanks, high temperature PDM - 116 diameter, two new tanks, Dominican Republic Pasadena Tank / LOOP - 310 diameter, two Tanks, Louisiana PAT Tank / Huntsman Chemical - Port Arthur, Texas, 140 diameter retrofit LASMO East and West Field Development, Venezuela, 28 tanks internal and external protection TANCO - Alyeska Pipeline 225 diameter, new tank Valdez, Alaska Huntsman Chemical - Retrofit Bottom Tank Construction / Port Arthur, Texas Project manager for cathodic protection design, materials, and installation for the protection of a new 140 foot tank bottom.

ABOVEGROUND WATER STORAGE TANKS INTERNAL Brown-Minneapolis Tank City of Buhl, ID, two 40 dia X 121 high water tanks BLASTCO - City Of Houston, Rehabilitation of five Ground Storage Tanks at Southwest & Sims Bayou Pump Stations Tejas Construction City of Houston, replacement of 3 Ground Storage Tanks at Three Pumping Stations, Willowchase, District 15 and 237 BLASTCO City of Austin Water Storage Tanks, Automatic IR Drop Free impressed current systems for Howard Lane 232 x 32, Guilford Cove 34 x 42 and Four Points 167 x 52. BLASTCO City of Houston Water Storage Tanks, Interwood 52 x 32, District 254 60 x 24, District 218 52 x 32, Westbury 130 x 24 Pepper Lawson City of Houston, East Water Purification Plant Sacrificial anode system for Internals of 8 x 186 foot diameter x 24 high water storage tanks Tejas Construction City of Houston SW Pumping Station - 206 foot diameter 8.0 MG Water Storage Tank Internal Magnesium Anode and External Impressed Current Systems T & C Construction City of League City Calder road Water Plant Improvements - @ Above Ground Water Storage Tanks Internal Magnesium Anode Protection

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Corrosion Engineering & Materials MILITARY and other PROJECTS Toltest - NAVFAC, Replace Hydrant Fuel System, Lajes Field, Terceira Island, Azores, Portugal, underground piping and two 15 meter diameter jet fuel tanks Rabalais I&E Contractors - DLA FY04 / FY05, Replace Jet Fuel Storage Complex, Naval Air Station Kingsville TX three 17.68 m diameter fuel storage tank base plates Rockford Corporation - Marine Corps Air Ground Combat Center, Twenty Nine Palms, California, Replace Fuel Tankage, Two AST Magnesium rod systems and Jet Fuel Piping Rabalais I&E Contractors MCAF / BRAC Child Development Center, Lackland AF Base, TX underground utility piping McMasters Construction Altus AFB, OK - C-17 Cargo Compartment Trainer Kampen Electric NAS Joint Reserve Base, New Orleans, LA Jet Fuel Pipeline Replacement Port of Freeport, Texas Testengeer Rehabilitation of multiple deep well impressed current system for marine sheet piling retaining wall Andres CC Power Plant, Dominican Republic, Automatic Impressed Current Systems for Seawater Handling Equipment including Intake Screens, Sea Water Pumps and Headers, Heat Exchangers and Condenser end boxes and Inlet and Outlet piping IPWT Consorcio / Pequiven Project manager for design supply and commissioning 150 ton aluminum anode sacrificial anode system for tubular piling at jetty in Jose, Venezuela.