Arabian Gulf Oil Company

AGOCO

ENGINEERING AND CONSTRUCTION DEPARTMENT

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION AND EMA OF FLARE TIP FOR SAT 41

Supply & Installation of equipment & material for new satellite stations at
Sarir GC-2 & GC-4 4 and re
re-location
location of existing pig receivers at Sarir GC-2
GC

Contract Ref: ED 494/19

Project Ref: K-01

Rev Date Num Done By Checked By Doc Ref

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Jabel Oil Services

JOS
May 2020
 Arabian Gulf Oil Company

ENGINEERING AND CONSTRUCTION DEPARTMENT

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION AND EMA FLARE TIP FOR SAT 41

SAMMUARY Page

1- FLARE TIP DESIGN DATA AND TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION FOR SAT 41 2

2- EMA FLARE FLAME PILOT SYSTEM
18

3- EMA AUTOMATIC FLARE FLAME GENERATOR SYSTEM

23

4- AERON Flare Industries Supplier Catalogue 26

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 Arabian Gulf Oil Company

ENGINEERING AND CONSTRUCTION DEPARTMENT

EQUIPMENT/MATERIAL APPROVAL FORM

AERON FLARE TIP DESIGN DATA AND

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION

AGOCO COMMENTS: APPROVAL STATUS

APPROVED
APPROVED WITH COMMENTS
NOT APPROVED

DATE:……………………………………………………….
NAME:……………………………………………………..
SIGNATURE:……………………………………………..

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 TABLE OF CONTENTS

SECTION PAGE

1.0 DESIGN CONDITIONS ...................................................................................................................................................... 3

2.0 COMMERCIAL SUMMARY ............................................................................................................................................... 4
2.1 SCOPE OF SUPPLY ....................................................................................................................................................... 4
2.2 VALIDITY ..................................................................................................................................................................... 5
2.3 DELIVERY .................................................................................................................................................................... 5
2.4 SHIPPING TERMS ........................................................................................................................................................ 5
2.5 PACKING AND SHIPPING PREPARATION..................................................................................................................... 5
2.6 TERMS OF PAYMENT .................................................................................................................................................. 6
2.7 TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE FEES ..................................................................................................................................... 6
2.8 DOCUMENTATION ...................................................................................................................................................... 6
2.9 QUALITY / NON-DESTRUCTIVE TESTING ..................................................................................................................... 6
2.10 LIST OF SPARE PARTS.................................................................................................................................................. 7
3.0 EXCLUSION LIST .............................................................................................................................................................. 7
3.1 CLARIFICATIONS ......................................................................................................................................................... 7
3.2 TECHNICAL EXCLUSIONS ............................................................................................................................................ 7
3.3 COMMERCIAL EXCLUSIONS ........................................................................................................................................ 8
4.0 WARRANTY ..................................................................................................................................................................... 9
5.0 TERMS AND CONDITIONS ............................................................................................................................................... 9

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 1.0 DESIGN CONDITIONS

GAS COMPOSITION MOLE% MAXIMUM RADIATION PERMITTED

OXYGEN O2 TOTAL RADIATION 1,500 BTU/HR/SF
NITROGEN N2 DISTANCE FROM FLARE BASE AT GRADE
AIR N2 + O2 SOLAR RADIATION INCLUDED 300 BTU/HR/SF
CARBON DIOXIDE CO2 SITE CONDITIONS
WATER H20 AMBIENT TEMPERATURE
HYDROGEN H2 ELEVATION ABOVE MSL
AMMONIA NH3 HUMIDITY
CARBON MONOXIDE CO SEISMIC CLASIFICATION
METHANOL CH4O EXPOSURE
HYDROGEN SULFIDE H2S WIND SPEED FOR RADIATION
METHANE CH4 WIND SPEED FOR STRUCTURE
ETHANE C2H6 ELECTRICAL CLASSIFICATION
PROPANE C3H8 BASE OF THE FLARE NOT CLASSIFIED
I BUTANE C4H10 CONTROL PANEL LOCATION NOT CLASSIFIED
N BUTANE C4H10 UTILITIES REQUIRED
I PENTANE C5H12 ELECTRICITY
N PENTANE C5H12 PILOT GAS 65 SCFH @ 15-150 PSIG/PILOT
HEXANE C6H14 PURGE GAS 118 SCFH
HEPTANE C7H16
OCTANE C8H18
N-NONANE C9H20
N-DECANE C10H22
ETHYLENE C2H4 TYPE OF FLARE
PROPYLENE C3H6 ☐ ELEVATED ☐OFFSHORE
BUTENE iC4H8
N/A ☐ BIO-GAS ☐ MULTI-POINT
BUTYLENE nC4H8 ☐ ENCLOSED FLARE ☒ PIT FLARE
PENTENE C5H10 ☐ RENTAL ☐ PORTABLE
CYCLOPENTANE C5H10 SUPPORT OF STRUCTURE
METHYLCYCLOPENTANE C6H12 ☐ SELF-SUPPORTED ☐ DERRICK SUPPORTED
CYCLOHEXANE C6H12 ☐ GUYED ☐ NONE
METHYLCYCLOHEXANE C6H6 FLAME MONITORING SYSTEM
CYCLOHEPTANE C7H14 ☒ THERMOCOUPLE ☐ INFRA RED MONITOR
ACETYLENE C2H2 ☐ IONIZATION ROD ☐ ULTRAVIOLET MONITOR
1,2 BUTADIENE C4H6 IGNITION SYSTEM FEATURES
1,3 BUTADIENE C4H6 ☒ AUTOMATIC ☒ MANUAL
BENZENE C6H6 ☐ ELECTRIC SPARK ☐ RETRACTIBLE
TOLUENE C7H8 ☒ FLAME FRONT ☐ SELF INSPIRATING
STYRENE C8H8 METHOD OF SMOKE ELIMINATION
ETHYLBENZENE C8H10 ☐ STEAM ASSISTED ☐ AIR ASSISTED
XYLENE C8H10 ☐ SONIC FLARING ☒ NONE
DESTRUCTION EFFICIENCY REQUIRED
> 98%
MAXIMUM FLOW RATE MMSCFD ACCESORIES
GAS TEMPERATURE F ☐ LIQUID SEAL ☐ KNOCK-OUT DRUM
SUPPLY PRESSURE PSIG ☐ PLC ☐ FLAME ARRESTOR
MOLECULAR WEIGHT G/MOL ☐ MOLECULAR SEAL ☐ LADDERS AND PLATFORMS
LOWER HEATING VALUE BTU/SCF ☒ EXPORT PACKING ☐ AIRCRAFT WARNING
SMOKELESS FLOW RATE % LIGHTS

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2.0 COMMERCIAL SUMMARY
2.1 SCOPE OF SUPPLY
ITEM QTY DESCRIPTION PRICE

1 1 DU-12 UTILITY FLARE TIP:

 10 FEET X 12 INCH NOMINAL DIAMETER
 FLAME RETENTION RING
 DYNAMIC SEAL
 12 INCH X 150# RFSO 304 STAINLESS STEEL FLANGE
 TIP MATERIAL:
 TIP BODY: 310 STAINLESS STEEL
 FLAME RETENTION RING: CK 20

2 2 MODEL 245 FUEL EFFICIENT PILOT:

 ONE (1) TYPE K THERMOCOUPLE (DUAL ELEMENT) FOR PILOT MONITORING
 STANDARD THERMOCOUPLE WIRE
 CONDUIT BY OTHERS
 PILOT MATERIAL:
 PILOT HEAD - 310 STAINLESS STEEL
 PILOT BODY - 316 STAINLESS STEEL
 1 INCH PILOT PIPING CONNECTION
 1 1/2 INCH IGNITION PIPING CONNECTION

3 1 MODEL 300 MANUAL FLAME FRONT GENERATOR:

 DESIGNED TO CONTROL (2) PILOTS
 EXD CONTROLS ENCLOSURE - CAST ALUMINUM
 MANUAL IGNITION MODE
 PILOT STATUS INDICATION
 FORM C DRY CONTACTS FOR PILOT FAILURE ALARM
 SELF-SUPPORTING CONTROL STAND W/ SS SUNSHADE
 FFG VALVE TRAIN:
 ALL PIPING AND COMPONENTS SHALL BE ½”
 MANUAL “PUSH-BUTTON” IGNITION
 AIR AND FUEL GAS NODES SHALL BE CARBON STEEL PIPING AND THREADED
COMPONENTS
 QTY (2) REGULATORS
 QTY (2) BALL VALVES
 QTY (2) PRESSURE GAUGES
 QTY (2) STRAINERS
 MOUNTED ON MAIN CONTROL PANEL STAND
 PILOT GAS VALVE TRAIN:
 ALL PIPING AND COMPONENTS SHALL BE ½”
 CARBON STEEL PIPING AND THREADED COMPONENTS AND FITTINGS
 QTY (1) REGULATORS
 QTY (1) BALL VALVES
 QTY (1) PRESSURE GAUGES
 QTY (1) STRAINERS
 MOUNTED ON MAIN CONTROL PANEL STAND

4 1 LOT OF EXPORT PACKING FOR SEAWORTHY SHIPMENT

5 1 LOT OF DOCUMENTATION:
 SEE SECTION 2.8

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2.10 LIST OF SPARE PARTS

MODEL 300 FLAME FRONT GENERATOR

PART NO. DESCRIPTION START-UP 2 YEARS WEIGHT
155539 SIGHT GLASS, ¾” NPT NICKEL 0 1 0.5 LBS
160204 PRESSURE GAUGE, 2”, 0 - 30 PSI 1 2 3 LBS
160883 PRESSURE REGULATOR, ½” THD., AL 0 1 3 LBS
155546 IGNITION PLUG 1 3 0.5 LBS
161132 DPDT, 120VAC RELAY, 15 AMP 1 3 0.5LBS
161152 4PDT, 120VAC RELAY, 15 AMP 1 3 0.5LBS
163737 TEMPERATURE CONTROLLER – 100-240VAC 1 2 0.5LBS
157570 IGNITION TRANSFORMER (120VAC) 1 1 14 LBS
156589 GLASS FAST ACTING FUSE, 1 AMP 5 10 0.25LBS
156602 GLASS FAST ACTING FUSE, 3 AMP 5 10 0.25LBS
MODEL 245 PILOT
159655 MODEL 245 PILOT - COMPLETE 0 1 85LBS
163628 DUAL THERMOCOUPLE, 60” 1 1 2LBS
166324 PILOT MIXER 0 1 2LBS
162757 PILOT STRAINER 0 1 1LBS
163664 CERAMIC THERMOCOUPLE CONNECTORS 1 2 0.25LBS

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4.0 WARRANTY

IF WITHIN 18 MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF NOTICE OF AVAILABILITY FOR SHIPMENT, OR ONE YEAR AFTER START
UP, WHICHEVER OCCURS FIRST, ANY GOODS FURNISHED BY SELLER PROVE TO BE DEFECTIVE IN MATERIAL OR
WORKMANSHIP, AND SELLER IS SO NOTIFIED IN WRITING, UPON EXAMINATION BY SELLER, SELLER WILL, AT
SELLER’S DISCRETION, EITHER REPAIR THE GOODS OR SUPPLY IDENTICAL OR SUBSTANTIALLY SIMILAR
REPLACEMENT GOODS, F.O.B. MANUFACTURING FACILITY. ANY REPAIRED OR REPLACEMENT GOODS WILL BE
WARRANTED AGAINST DEFECTS IN MATERIAL OR WORKMANSHIP FOR THE UNEXPIRED PORTION OF THE
WARRANTY APPLICABLE TO THE PARTICULAR GOODS. GOODS NOT MANUFACTURED BY SELLER ARE SUBJECT
ONLY TO WARRANTIES OF SELLER’S VENDORS AND SELLER HEREBY ASSIGNS TO BUYER ALL RIGHTS IN SUCH
VENDORS WARRANTIES, PROVIDED HOWEVER. SELLER SHALL FURNISH TO THE BUYER REASONABLE ASSISTANCE
IN ENFORCING SUCH RIGHTS. SELLER WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR COSTS OF MAKING ACCESS FOR, OR OF
EXPORT/IMPORT, SHIPMENT, REMOVAL OR INSTALLATION OF ANY ITEMS NEEDED TO REPAIR OR REPLACE ANY
DEFECTIVE GOODS. INEXPENSIVE ITEMS REQUIRING REPAIRS OR REPLACEMENT AND ROUTINE MAINTENANCE-
RELATED OR CONSUMABLE ITEMS SHALL BE OUTSIDE THE SCOPE OF THESE LIMITED WARRANTIES. WITH REGARD
TO WARRANTY RELATED REMEDIAL WORK, THE SELLER WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR MATERIALS OR
WORKMANSHIP OF OTHERS OR SHIPMENT, LABOR AND OTHER RELATED EXPENSES FOR ANY WORK PERFORMED
BY OTHERS IN THE REPAIR OR REPLACEMENT OF DEFECTIVE GOODS, WITHOUT SELLER’S PRIOR WRITTEN
CONSENT. SELLER’S PERFORMANCE GUARANTEES, IF ANY, SHALL BE DEEMED TO BE MET BY A SATISFACTORY
DEMONSTRATION OF THE PERFORMANCE GUARANTEES DURING A PERFORMANCE TEST, WHICH SHALL BE THE
RESPONSIBILITY OF THE BUYER, PURSUANT TO MUTUALLY AGREED UPON TEST PROCEDURES. IF THE
PERFORMANCE TEST IS NOT COMPLETED WITHIN 45 DAYS AFTER NOTICE OF AVAILABILITY FOR SHIPMENT, THE
PERFORMANCE TEST SHALL BE DEEMED TO BE SATISFACTORILY PERFORMED FOR ANY AND ALL PURPOSES.

5.0 TERMS AND CONDITIONS

OUR PROPOSAL IS BASED UPON FLARE INDUSTRIES’ “STANDARD TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF SALE.” WE HAVE
ATTACHED A COPY FOR YOUR REFERENCE.

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“THE FOCUS OF OUR TEAM IS TO PROVIDE CUTTING EDGE COMBUSTION AND ENVIRONMENTAL TECHNOLOGY,
EXPERIENCE, INNOVATION, AND SUPERIOR SERVICE; ALL OF WHICH GIVE OUR GROWING CLIENT BASE
SUCCESSFUL SOLUTIONS AND THE HIGHEST LEVEL OF QUALITY AND SATISFACTION.”

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 STANDARD TERMS AND CONDITIONS
1. Description of Work to be Performed by
CONTRACTOR: All quotations (offers) and sales for
goods and/or services (collectively, the "Work") made by, or
orders or offers for Work made to, Flare Industries LLC dba
AEREON (“CONTRACTOR”) are based upon and
conditioned upon the following terms and conditions. No
provision, printed or otherwise, contained in any order,
acceptance, confirmation, or acknowledgment that is
inconsistent with, different from, or in addition to these
Standard Terms and Conditions is accepted by
CONTRACTOR, unless specifically agreed to in writing by
CONTRACTOR. No order for or changes to any terms or
scope of an order for the Work shall be binding until
accepted in writing by the CONTRACTOR. Any and all
Work is provided by CONTRACTOR only under the
following Terms and Conditions, and any offer or order
by the purchaser (“COMPANY”) for any Work shall
constitute COMPANY’s acceptance of these Terms and
Conditions in their entirety. In the event of any conflict
between or among the terms and conditions of these Standard
Terms and Conditions, any Order, or any Exhibit to any such
Order, the conflict shall be resolved by reference to such
documents in the following order of priority of interpretation
(except as may be specifically provided in these Standard
Terms and Conditions): (i) these Standard Terms and
Conditions; (ii) any Exhibit; and (iii) any Order.
2. Quotations; Terms of Payment;
Invoices; Due Date:
2.1 CONTACTOR’s quotations are valid for
thirty days from the date of the quotation unless otherwise
stated. The latest quotation supersedes all previous
quotations or correspondence concerning the transaction.
The CONTRACTOR’s quotations contain proprietary
information of CONTRACTOR (which is subject to
Section 15 herein) and are provided to COMPANY with
the understanding that the information will be used by
COMPANY solely for purposes of internal evaluation.
The CONTRACTOR’s quotations and the proprietary
information contained therein may not be disclosed by the
COMPANY to any third party or used in the preparation
of any request for quotation for any work similar to, or as
a substitution for, the Work quoted by the
CONTRACTOR.
2.2 COMPANY shall pay CONTRACTOR
pursuant to the prices and rates set forth in the applicable
Order, or, absent such agreement, pursuant to
CONTRACTOR’S standard prices and rates.
CONTRACTOR shall invoice COMPANY on a monthly
basis for Work performed. Payment in full for each invoice
shall be due and made by COMPANY to CONTRACTOR
within thirty (30) calendar days of the applicable invoice date.
If COMPANY fails to pay the amounts owed hereunder when
due, COMPANY shall also pay to CONTRACTOR interest
thereon from the date thereof to the date of payment at a rate
equal to the lesser of (i) 18% per annum or (ii) the maximum
rate permitted by applicable law. All payments owed by
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COMPANY hereunder shall be payable at
CONTRACTOR’S address as indicated in Section 17.
CONTRACTOR, at its sole option, and without incurring
any liability, may suspend its performance until such time
as the overdue payment is made or CONTRACTOR is
provided assurances, adequate in CONTRACTOR’s sole
discretion, that the payment shall be promptly made. In the
event of such suspension of performance by
CONTRACTOR, there shall be an equitable adjustment
made to the delivery schedule and order price reflecting the
duration and cost resulting from such suspension. Payments
due hereunder shall in no event be subject to set-off with
any other order or business arrangement. Waivers of lien
by CONTRACTOR with respect to payment due to
CONTRACTOR for Work provided by CONTRACTOR
under an Order shall be contingent upon CONTRACTOR
receiving in full all payments due hereunder. COMPANY
shall pay to CONTRACTOR for all costs and expenses
related to the collection of any past due amounts, including
without limitation, reasonable attorneys’ fees and expenses.
COMPANY shall pay CONTRACTOR for all applicable
sales and use taxes related to the Work.
3. Shipping Terms; Termination;
Change:
3.1 The shipping terms for any goods shall be
EX WORKS CONTRACTOR’S manufacturing facility (per
the International Chamber of Commerce’s INCOTERMS
2010), unless otherwise agreed by CONTRACTOR in
writing. If the COMPANY requests CONTRACTOR to
arrange for shipment of any goods or any parts thereof,
COMPANY shall reimburse CONTRACTOR for all
freight, insurance and other shipping-related costs and
handling fees for such shipment. If the COMPANY has not
issued inspection or shipping instructions by the time the
goods are ready for shipment, CONTRACTOR may select
any reasonable method of shipment, without liability by
reason of its selection. Shipments made on COMPANY’s
behalf shall be insured at COMPANY’s expense. Shipment
of goods held by reason of COMPANY’s request or
inability to receive the goods will be at the COMPANY’s
risk and expense. Timely delivery of the goods shall be
contingent, in part, upon, , CONTRACTOR’s receipt,
within two weeks of the respective initial submittal, of all of
the final customer approvals of drawings and other
documents requiring customer approvals and
CONTRACTOR’s receipt of the order containing all of the
mutually agreed upon terms and documents by a date no
later than that set forth in the CONTRACTOR’s proposal.
3.2 Either Party may terminate an Order for
Work upon written notice to the other Party if the other Party
has failed to cure a default within the appropriate cure period
set forth in Section 9. Either Party may also terminate an
Order for Work upon written notice to the other Party if the
other Party (i) makes a general assignment for the benefit of
its creditors; (ii) institutes proceedings to be adjudicated a
voluntary bankrupt, or consents to the filing of a petition of
bankruptcy against it; (iii) seeks reorganization under any
bankruptcy act, or consents to the filing of a petition seeking
such reorganization; or (iv) has a decree entered against it
by a court of competent jurisdiction appointing a receiver,
liquidator, trustee or assignee in bankruptcy or in insolvency
covering all or substantially all of such Party’s property or
providing for the liquidation of such Party’s property or
business affairs, and such decree is not vacated within 60
calendar days.
3.3 No material modification or change to the
provisions of an Order for Work shall be valid unless signed
by both Parties. If any modification or change causes an
increase in the cost, or the time required for performance, or
otherwise affects any other provision of the Order for Work,
an equitable adjustment shall be made.
4. Title to Certain Goods; Risk of Loss:
Title to all goods furnished by CONTRACTOR and
incorporated or intended to be incorporated into the Work
shall transfer to COMPANY upon full and complete
payment to CONTRACTOR for such Work.
Notwithstanding the foregoing, the risk of loss of such
goods shall transfer to COMPANY upon delivery. Upon
investment of title of the Work in and to COMPANY, the
Work shall be the sole tangible personal property of the
COMPANY. However, COMPANY’s rights in such Work
do not include and specifically exclude any intangible or
Intellectual Property Rights of CONTRACTOR or of any
third party embodied, contained, referenced, described, or
disclosed therein except as otherwise provided in this
Article 4. However, CONTRACTOR grants to COMPANY
a personal, perpetual, nonexclusive, worldwide, royalty-
free license to use the CONTRACTOR's Intellectual
Property Rights embodied, contained, referenced,
described, or disclosed in such Work solely for the purpose
to operate and maintain the Work provided by
CONTRACTOR pursuant to the Order. “Intellectual
Property Rights,” for the purposes of this Article 4, means
all intellectual property rights, including patents, copyright,
designs, trade or service marks, semiconductor topography
rights, database rights, rights in confidential information,
including know-how and trade secrets, moral rights or other
similar rights in any country (all whether or not registered,
including all applications for any of them and all equivalent
rights in all parts of the world) and all rights of confidence,
whenever and however arising for their full term and
including renewals and extensions.
5. Limited Warranties:
5.1 Each Party represents and warrants that
(i) it has the right, power and authority to enter into the
Order for Work and to fully perform its obligations under
such Order; (ii) the entering into and performance of the
Order for Work by it does not violate, conflict with, or result
in a material default under any other contract or agreement
to which it is a party, or by which it is bound; and (iii) it will
comply with all applicable laws, regulations, rules and
orders in all material respects.
5.2 COMPANY warrants to
CONTRACTOR that, during the term of the Order for
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Work: (i) COMPANY and its employees, contractors and
agents will fully cooperate with CONTRACTOR to provide
CONTRACTOR and its employees, contractors, vendors
and agents with all necessary and reasonable access to
COMPANY’s applicable premises and sites; and (ii)
COMPANY’S operations will be conducted in a
commercially safe and reasonable manner at all
COMPANY premises and sites to which CONTRACTOR
and its employees, contractors, vendors and agents will need
access in order to perform the Work.
5.3 EXCEPT AS EXPRESSLY PROVIDED IN
SECTION 5.4, THE WORK SHALL BE PROVIDED “AS IS”.
TO THE FULLEST EXTENT PERMITTED BY LAW,
CONTRACTOR DENIES AND DISCLAIMS ALL IMPLIED
AND ALL STATUTORY WARRANTIES, INCLUDING WITHOUT
LIMITATION, WARRANTIES OF FITNESS FOR A
PARTICULAR PURPOSE, MERCHANTABILITY, QUALITY OR
NON-INFRINGEMENT AND ALL OTHER WARRANTIES
OTHER THAN THOSE EXPRESSLY SET FORTH IN THIS
SECTION. CONTRACTOR DOES NOT WARRANT THAT
THE WORK WILL BE ERROR-FREE. CONTRACTOR
SHALL HAVE NO LIABILITY FOR THE DESIGN OR
ENGINEERING OF THE WORK IF PERFORMED TO
COMPANY SPECIFICATIONS OR DESIGN, EVEN THOUGH
CONTRACTOR MAY HAVE PARTICIPATED IN ITS
DEVELOPMENT, NOR FOR ANY COMPANY-FURNISHED
MATERIALS. COMPANY ACKNOWLEDGES AND AGREES
THAT COMPANY HAS SOLE RESPONSIBILITY FOR
DETERMINING THE SUITABILITY OF THE WORK FOR ITS
OPERATIONS AND THE RESULTS AND DECISIONS FROM ITS
USE THEREOF.
5.4 CONTRACTOR warrants:
(a) With respect to goods, that for a period of
eighteen (18) months after the date of notice
of availability for shipment of the goods, or
one year after startup of the goods, whichever
occurs first (the “Warranty Period”), such
goods will be free from material defects in
materials and workmanship and will conform
to CONTRACTOR's published specifications.
(b) With respect to Services, the Warranty Period
for services furnished by CONTRACTOR
shall be ninety (90) days from completion of
the services.
If during the Warranty Period, any Work furnished by
CONTRACTOR proves to be materially defective in
material or workmanship, CONTRACTOR will, at
CONTRACTOR’s discretion, either repair the Work or
supply identical or substantially similar replacement parts
EX WORKS manufacturing facility or reperform the Work
as the case may be; provided that CONTRACTOR is
promptly notified in writing during the Warranty Period.
Any repaired or replacement parts will be warranted against
defects in material or workmanship only for the unexpired
portion of the Warranty Period applicable to the particular
Work. Parts not manufactured by CONTRACTOR are
subject only to warranties of CONTRACTOR’s vendors,
and CONTRACTOR shall assign to COMPANY all
transferable rights in such vendors’ warranties.
CONTRACTOR shall furnish to the COMPANY
reasonable assistance in enforcing such rights.
CONTRACTOR will not be responsible for costs of making
access for, or of export/import, shipment, removal or
installation of, any items needed to repair or replace any
defective Work. Routine maintenance-related or
consumable items shall be outside the scope of this limited
warranty. With regard to warranty-related remedial work,
CONTRACTOR will not be responsible for materials or
workmanship of others or shipment, labor, and other related
expenses for any work performed by others in the repair or
replacement of defective Work, without CONTRACTOR’s
prior written consent. CONTRACTOR’s performance
guarantees, if any, shall be deemed to be met by a
satisfactory demonstration of the performance of the Work
during a performance test, which shall be the responsibility
of the COMPANY, pursuant to mutually agreed upon test
procedures. If the performance test is not completed within
forty-five (45) days after notice of availability for shipment
of the Work, the performance test shall be deemed to be
satisfactorily performed for any and all purposes. These
limited warranties will be voided if: (a) CONTRACTOR,
or CONTRACTOR’s certified subcontractor, was not
utilized to confirm proper installation of the goods, or to
provide commissioning of such goods, (b) the Work was not
stored, installed, maintained, or operated in accordance with
accepted U.S. industrial practice and any recommendations
provided by CONTRACTOR; (c) the Work was subjected
to any accident, misapplication, environmental
contamination, corrosion, abrasion, abuse or misuse; (d)
COMPANY used, repaired, or modified the Work after
discovery of the defect without CONTRACTOR’s prior
written consent; or (d) COMPANY fails to permit
CONTRACTOR to examine the Work and operating data
or fails to furnish routine operating data sufficient to
determine the nature of the defect claimed.
5.5 In addition to the other terms and
conditions set forth herein, all Work provided by
CONTRACTOR related to the installation, testing,
commissioning, or maintenance of the Work at the
Company’s premises or premises nominated by
COMPANY shall be subject to the quoted terms and to the
following additional terms and conditions:
(a) Domestic travel in excess of 4 hours travel time
from a CONTRACTOR Service Center will
require overnight accommodations, and will be
charged as a separate day. A surcharge of 100%
will be added to the labor rate during a United
States statutory holiday.
(b) Standby time is considered to be that time when
weather or other conditions beyond
CONTRACTOR’s reasonable control, or
customer-related delays, prevent
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CONTRACTOR’s personnel from working when
ready and able. Standby charges are charged at
labor rates as stated above. Specified charges for
handling materials, rental equipment, tools and
other items provided at COMPANY’s request will
be charged at cost, plus twenty-five percent (25%).
Such charges will be substantiated with a copy of
the third-party invoice to CONTRACTOR.
(c) Commissioning, maintenance, or other services
provided in connection with the Work with less
than seven (7) days’ notice may be subject to a
fifteen percent (15%) surcharge for all service-
related items (not including materials and parts).
(d) Extension of any service trip requires written
confirmation by CONTRACTOR’s management.
In the event that air travel is required of
CONTRACTOR’s technicians, tools will not be
carried. In such circumstances, all tools and
mechanical/electrical assistance for technicians
will be provided by Buyer. If the required tools are
not available, the technician will either purchase
tools locally, or ship the required tools to the site,
at Buyer’s expense.
Specialized training, medical exams, and/or substance
testing for site access is not included in the above rates. If
a specific clause of COMPANY’s safety program requires
this training or testing, CONTRACTOR will make
reasonable efforts to comply with the request, and will add
any costs connected therewith it to CONTRACTOR’s
invoice.
6. Indemnities:
6.1 FOR PURPOSES OF THESE STANDARD
TERMS AND CONDITIONS, THE TERM "CONTRACTOR
GROUP" IS USED AS A REFERENCE INDIVIDUALLY AND
COLLECTIVELY FOR CONTRACTOR AND ITS PARENT,
SUBSIDIARY AND AFFILIATED COMPANIES, CONTRACTOR'S
CONTRACTORS AND SUBCONTRACTORS OF ALL TIERS AND
ITS AND ALL OF THEIR OFFICERS, DIRECTORS, EMPLOYEES,
AGENTS, ASSIGNS, INVITEES, REPRESENTATIVES, ANY OF
THEIR SPOUSES, RELATIVES, DEPENDENTS, OR ESTATES, AND
THE SUBROGEES OF ALL SAID PARTIES. SIMILARLY, THE
TERM "COMPANY GROUP" IS USED AS A REFERENCE
INDIVIDUALLY AND COLLECTIVELY FOR COMPANY AND
ITS PARENT, SUBSIDIARY AND AFFILIATED COMPANIES,
COMPANY'S CONTRACTORS AND SUBCONTRACTORS (WITH
THE EXCEPTION OF CONTRACTOR) OF ALL TIERS AND ITS
AND ALL OF THEIR OFFICERS, DIRECTORS, EMPLOYEES,
AGENTS, ASSIGNS, INVITEES,, REPRESENTATIVES, ANY OF
THEIR SPOUSES, RELATIVES, DEPENDENTS, OR ESTATES AND
THE SUBROGEES OF ALL SAID PARTIES.
6.2 CONTRACTOR SHALL BE SOLELY
RESPONSIBLE FOR AND AGREES TO RELEASE,
DEFEND AND INDEMNIFY THE COMPANY
GROUP FROM AND AGAINST, AND HOLD EACH
OF THEM HARMLESS FROM, ANY AND ALL
CLAIMS AND LOSSES ARISING OUT OF OR
RELATED TO ANY DEATH OR BODILY INJURY
OR DISABILITY, OR ANY PROPERTY DAMAGE
OR PROPERTY LOSS, OF ANY OF THE
CONTRACTOR GROUP AND ARISING OUT OF OR
RELATED TO THE ORDER OF WORK OR THE
WORK. CONTRACTOR'S OBLIGATIONS IN THE
PRECEDING SENTENCE SHALL APPLY
REGARDLESS OF WHETHER CAUSED OR
CONTRIBUTED TO BY THE SOLE, JOINT, OR
CONCURRENT NEGLIGENCE, STRICT
LIABILITY, GROSS NEGLIGENCE, WILLFUL
MISCONDUCT, BREACH OF WARRANTY, OR
OTHER FAULT OF ANY OF THE COMPANY
GROUP, THE UNSEAWORTHINESS OR
UNAIRWORTHINESS OF ANY VESSEL OR CRAFT,
A PREEXISTING CONDITION, BLOWOUT,
EXPLOSION, OR FIRE.
6.3 COMPANY SHALL BE SOLELY
RESPONSIBLE FOR AND AGREES TO RELEASE,
DEFEND AND INDEMNIFY THE CONTRACTOR
GROUP FROM AND AGAINST, AND HOLD EACH
OF THEM HARMLESS FROM, ANY AND ALL
CLAIMS AND LOSSES ARISING OUT OF OR
RELATED TO ANY DEATH OR BODILY INJURY
OR DISABILITY, OR ANY PROPERTY DAMAGE
OR PROPERTY LOSS, OF ANY OF THE COMPANY
GROUP AND ARISING OUT OF OR RELATED TO
THE ORDER OF WORK OR THE WORK.
COMPANY'S OBLIGATIONS IN THE PRECEDING
SENTENCE SHALL APPLY REGARDLESS OF
WHETHER CAUSED OR CONTRIBUTED TO BY
THE SOLE, JOINT, OR CONCURRENT
NEGLIGENCE, STRICT LIABILITY, GROSS
NEGLIGENCE, WILLFUL MISCONDUCT,
BREACH OF WARRANTY, OR OTHER FAULT OF
ANY OF THE CONTRACTOR GROUP, THE
UNSEAWORTHINESS OR UNAIRWORTHINESS
OF ANY VESSEL OR CRAFT, A PREEXISTING
CONDITION, BLOWOUT, EXPLOSION, OR FIRE.
6.4 CONTRACTOR will, at its expense,
defend and indemnify COMPANY from any suit or
proceeding brought against COMPANY based on a claim
that the goods manufactured and furnished by
CONTRACTOR under the Order constitute an infringement
of any United States patent, if CONTRACTOR is notified
promptly in writing and given authority, information, and
assistance for the defense of the suit or proceeding. Defense
and settlement of any claim shall be within
CONTRACTOR’s sole discretion. Should it be held that
the goods constitute infringement and the use of the goods
is enjoined, CONTRACTOR will, at its own expense and
discretion, either procure for COMPANY the right to
continue using the goods, replace the goods with non-
infringing goods, modify the goods to become non-
infringing, or remove the infringing goods and refund the
price paid for the respective goods. CONTRACTOR does
not accept any liability for infringement of any chemical,
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process or flow patents, or for goods designed for or used in
connection with such chemical, process or flow patents.
COMPANY will indemnify CONTRACTOR from any suit
or proceeding brought against CONTRACTOR by any third
party based on claims that the goods provided to
COMPANY infringe any such patent, or with respect to any
goods designed and manufactured in accordance with
designs furnished by COMPANY. CONTRACTOR’s
indemnity and defense obligations under this Section 6.4
shall not apply or extend to any claims, suits, proceedings,
or expenses based upon the modification or enhancement of
the Work by COMPANY, upon the manufacture of the
goods according to the designs furnished and required by
the COMPANY, or upon the use of the Work in
combination with other goods, services, or technology not
provided by CONTRACTOR, if such claims, suits,
proceedings, or expenses would not have occurred but for
such modification, enhancement, requirement, or
combination.
7. Disclaimer of Consequential Damages;
Limitation of Liability:
7.1 NOTWITHSTANDING ANYTHING
TO THE CONTRARY HEREIN, NEITHER PARTY
SHALL BE LIABLE TO THE OTHER FOR ANY
CONSEQUENTIAL, INCIDENTAL, INDIRECT LOSS
OR DAMAGE OR ANY PUNITIVE DAMAGE OF
ANY KIND OR CHARACTER, INCLUDING, BUT
NOT LIMITED TO, ANY LOSS OF USE, LOSS OF
PROFITS, LOSS OF REVENUES, LOSS OF
PRODUCT, LOSS OF EFFICIENCY AND LOSS OF
PRODUCTION, IRRESPECTIVE OF NEGLIGENCE,
ARISING OUT OF THE WORK OR THE ORDER FOR
WORK.
7.2 NOTWITHSTANDING ANYTHING
TO THE CONTRARY HEREIN, THE TOTAL
LIABILITY OF CONTRACTOR UNDER ANY
ORDER FOR WORK, (IRRESPECTIVE OF
WHETHER CONTRACTOR MAY HAVE BEEN OR
ALLEGED TO HAVE BEEN NEGLIGENT OR
OTHERWISE AT FAULT AND IRRESPECTIVE OF
INSURANCE COVERAGE) SHALL BE LIMITED TO
THE PRICE ALLOCABLE TO THE ORDER FOR
THE WORK AND, IN NO EVENT WILL
CONTRACTOR’S AGGREGATE LIABILITY
EXCEED THE NET AMOUNT PAID BY COMPANY
TO CONTRACTOR FOR THE WORK. COMPANY
AGREES TO RELEASE, INDEMNIFY AND HOLD
CONTRACTOR HARMLESS FROM AND AGAINST
ANY SUCH LIABILITY IN EXCESS OF SUCH
AMOUNTS. COMPANY ALSO AGREES TO
PROVIDE SUFFICIENT INSURANCE (OR SHALL
SELF-INSURE) FOR THE BENEFIT OF EACH OF
THE PARTIES HERETO AS SHALL BE
NECESSARY TO PROTECT BOTH COMPANY AND
CONTRACTOR FROM ANY LIABILITY AS
ALLOCATED TO COMPANY PURSUANT TO
THESE STANDARD TERMS AND CONDITIONS.
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 8. Insurance:
8.1 Each Party shall purchase and maintain in
full force and effect (with underwriters having an AM Best
A- rated as a minimum), for the term of the Order for Work
and two years after the termination hereof, policies of
insurance covering the terms and conditions described in
Sections 8.2-8.4. Except for the worker’s compensation
insurance policy, all such policies shall name the other Party
as an additional insured.
8.2 Worker's Compensation & Employers'
Liability Insurance:
a. All states where operations are being
conducted,
b. Coverage "B"- Employers' Liability Limit:
$1,000,000 each accident $1,000,000 each
person
8.3 Commercial General Liability Insurance:
a. CONTRACTORS' Protective-work let or sub-
let.
b. Products and Completed Operations coverage.
c. Contractual Liability.
d. Minimum Coverage Limits:
$1,000,000 each occurrence/$2,000,000
general aggregate
8.4 Automobile Liability Insurance:
a. Coverage to include all owned, non-owned
and hired Automobiles.
b. Minimum Coverage Limits: Combined single
limit $1,000,000 each accident
9. Default: If either Party defaults in the
performance of any of its obligations under the Order for
Work (subject to the provisions of Section 10), the non-
defaulting Party may notify the defaulting Party of the default
and the defaulting Party shall have 30 calendar days to
remedy the default, provided, however, that with respect to a
payment default, the defaulting Party shall have 10 calendar
days to remedy the default. If such default is not cured within
the applicable period, then the non-defaulting Party shall have
the option to immediately terminate the Order for Work upon
written notice to the other party. This remedy shall not be
exclusive, however, and the exercise thereof shall not be
deemed to constitute a waiver of any other rights or remedies
that either Party may have under applicable law in the event
of the other Party’s default.
10. Force Majeure: Any delays in or failures
by either Party in performing its obligations hereunder (other
than obligations to pay money), shall not constitute default
hereunder or give rise to any claims for damages, if and to the
extent that such delays or failures of performance of the Work
are caused by occurrences of Force Majeure. For purposes
of these Standard Terms and Conditions, “Force Majeure”
includes, but is not limited to, Acts of God, wars or warlike
action (whether actual or impending), arrests and other
restraints of government (civil or military), terrorism,
blockades, insurrections, riots, epidemics, landslides,
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lightning, earthquakes, fires, sabotage, tropical storms and
hurricanes, civil disturbances, tidal waves, explosions,
shortages of suppliers, confiscation or seizure by any
government or other public authority, and any other causes or
events that are not reasonably within a Party’s control. The
Party experiencing an occurrence of Force Majeure shall
notify the other Party with reasonable promptness of the
existence of any such Force Majeure and the probable
duration thereof, and shall provide the other Party from time
to time with information regarding the same. The Party
experiencing an occurrence of Force Majeure shall take all
commercially reasonable actions to remove the cause of the
occurrence of Force Majeure.
11. Assignment; Successors; Third Parties:
Neither Party shall assign or transfer all or any portion of the
Order for Work to any third party without the prior written
consent of the other Party, which consent shall not be
unreasonably withheld or delayed; provided, however, that a
Party shall be entitled to transfer or assign all or any portion
of the Order for Work without such consent: (i) to any of its
affiliates or subsidiaries; or (ii) to the purchaser of all or
substantially all of the assets of the other Party. Subject to
the foregoing, the Order for Work shall be binding upon and
inure to the benefit of the Parties and their respective
permitted successors and assigns. Nothing in these
Standard Terms and Conditions or in the Order for Work is
intended to confer any liabilities, duties, rights, benefits or
obligations hereunder upon any person or entity other than
the Parties hereto and their respective permitted successors
and assigns and expressly approved affiliates.
12. Waiver: No benefit or right accruing to
either Party under these Standard Terms and Conditions or
under the Order for Work shall be waived unless the waiver
is in a writing signed by both Parties to the Order for Work.
The failure of either Party to exercise any of its rights under
the Order for Work or these Standard Terms and Conditions
shall in no way constitute a waiver of any of those rights,
nor shall such failure excuse the other Party from any of its
obligations under the Order for Work or these Standard
Terms and Conditions.
13. Relationship of the Parties: In the
performance of the Work, CONTRACTOR is an independent
contractor. CONTRACTOR agrees that all persons engaged
by CONTRACTOR to perform the Work, whether
CONTRACTOR’S employees or subcontractors, are not the
employees of COMPANY. CONTRACTOR hereby agrees
to immediately reimburse COMPANY for all taxes, interest
and penalties required to be paid by COMPANY under any
applicable laws covering CONTRACTOR’S employees or
subcontractors for performance of the Work.
14. Audit: CONTRACTOR shall maintain a
true and correct set of records pertaining to Work performed
and all transactions directly related thereto. CONTRACTOR
agrees to retain all such records for a period of not less than
two years from the end of the calendar year in which the
Work was performed. COMPANY may conduct a supervised
audit during regular business hours after reasonable prior attorneys, accountants, representatives, agents, consultants,
written notice to CONTRACTOR of such audit, within such advisors, partners, prospective partners, lenders, and
two year period. The audit privileges granted to COMPANY prospective lenders (collectively, “Representatives”) on a
under this Article 14 are limited strictly to verifying whether reasonable need to know basis, provided that each
CONTRACTOR has been compliant with the Order for Representative is apprised of the confidential nature of the
Work and these Standard Terms and Conditions and, Confidential Information and the Receiving Party’s
therefore, shall be narrowly construed and not to be used to obligations under this Section. Each Receiving Party shall
obtain any proprietary or privileged information from be liable for any breach of this Section by any of its
CONTRACTOR such as, without limitation, Representatives. Each Receiving Party shall use at least the
CONTRACTOR’s financial margins under a firm fixed price same degree of care that it uses to prevent the disclosure of
agreement for the Work, CONTRATOR’s methods of its own confidential information of like importance, but in
operations, or any details and/or breakdowns of costs incurred no event with less than reasonable care, to prevent the
by CONTRACTOR, except for reimbursable costs allowable disclosure of Confidential Information disclosed to it or its
under an Order for Work. If an audit is commenced within Representatives by the Disclosing Party or its
such two year period, the books and records shall be Representatives under the Order for Work or these Standard
maintained by CONTRACTOR for as long as reasonably Terms and Conditions.
required to complete the audit.
15.3 Unauthorized use by a Receiving Party of
15. Confidentiality: the Disclosing Party's Confidential Information could
diminish the value of such information. Therefore, if a
15.1 The phrase "Confidential Information"
Receiving Party breaches any of its obligations with respect
shall mean any information disclosed by one Party to the
to confidentiality or uses any of Disclosing Party’s
other in connection with the Order for Work and the
Confidential Information in a manner that is not specifically
performance of the Work, including, without limitation, all
authorized under these Standard Terms and Conditions,
information, documents, drawings, reports, manuscripts,
then the Disclosing Party shall be entitled to equitable relief
text, drawings, photographs, video recordings, computer
to protect its interest therein, including but not limited to,
software, knowledge, data or other information relating to
injunctive relief. The rights and remedies of a Disclosing
the Disclosing Party’s products, processes, know-how,
Party pursuant to this Section are cumulative to, and shall
designs, formulae, test data, customer lists, business plans,
not be deemed to exclude, any other right or remedy that
marketing plans, strategies, materials, goods, equipment,
such Disclosing Party may have pursuant to these Standard
and pricing and availability of any services or goods, that is
Terms and Conditions or otherwise, at law or in equity.
in written, graphic, machine readable or other tangible form
and is marked "Confidential", "Proprietary" or in some
15.4 Notwithstanding anything to the contrary
other manner to indicate its confidential nature. The phrase
herein, any Party (and its respective employees,
“Confidential Information” shall not include information
representatives or other agents) may disclose to any and all
that: (i) is or becomes publicly available through no breach
persons, without limitation of any kind, the tax treatment
of this Article `4 by the Receiving Party; (ii) is already in
and tax structure of any transaction between the Parties and
the Receiving Party's possession at the time of its disclosure
all materials of any kind (including opinions or other tax
by the Disclosing Party; (iii) is disclosed to the Receiving
analyses) that are provided to such Party relating to such tax
Party by a third party who, to the Receiving Party's
treatment and tax structure.
knowledge, is not prohibited from disclosing the
information pursuant to a confidentiality agreement with the
16. Entire Agreement: Except as specifically
Disclosing Party; (iv) is intentionally or purposely
agreed in writing by the Parties, these Standard Terms and
disclosed, exchanged or transmitted without restriction of
Conditions supersede all negotiations, understandings and
confidentiality by Disclosing Party to any third party; (v) is
agreements between the Parties and constitutes the entire
independently developed by Receiving Party without
understanding and agreement between the Parties relative to
reference or exposure to the confidential information
the Work. No supplement, modification or waiver of these
received from Disclosing Party or (vi) is required to be
Standard Terms and Conditions or any Order shall be binding
disclosed to a governmental agency or entity, or by law or
unless executed in writing by both Parties.
legal process, by advice of Receiving Party’s legal counsel.
17. Notices: Except as expressly provided
15.2 Each Party (a “Receiving Party”) shall
otherwise herein, any notice from one Party to the other
treat as confidential all Confidential Information received
hereunder shall be given in writing. Any notice, payment or
from or through the other Party (a “Disclosing Party”), shall
invoice hereunder shall be delivered to the contact person at
not use such Confidential Information except as expressly
the address of the Parties set forth on the Order for Work
permitted under these Standard Terms and Conditions, and
pursuant to these Standard Terms and Conditions, until notice
shall not disclose such Confidential Information to any third
is given in accordance with this Section by either Party to the
Party without the Disclosing Party's prior written consent,
other Party, in writing, of a change of contact person or
provided, however, that a Receiving Party may disclose the
address. Notice required to be given under these Standard
Disclosing Party’s Confidential Information to any of
Terms and Conditions shall be deemed given and delivered
Receiving Party’s affiliates, directors, officers, employees,

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(i) upon receipt or five days after deposited in the U.S. Mail 21. Severability: If any term of these Standard
whichever is earlier, postage paid, via certified mail, return Terms and Conditions or the Order for Work is to any extent
receipt requested, (ii) upon transmission via facsimile or illegal, otherwise invalid, or incapable of being enforced,
email evidenced by the sender’s electronic mail or fax such term shall be excluded to the extent of such invalidity or
machine-generated confirmation of transmission, (iii) on the unenforceability; all other terms hereof shall remain in full
date of delivery by a reputable express delivery service, or force and effect; and, to the extent permitted and possible, the
(iv) when delivered in person. invalid or unenforceable term shall be deemed replaced by a
term that is valid and enforceable and that comes closest to
18. Governing Law; Waiver of Jury Trial; expressing the intention of such invalid or unenforceable
Exclusive Forum and Jurisdiction: These Standard Terms term. If application of this Severability provision should
and Conditions and the Order for Work shall be governed materially and adversely affect the economic substance of the
by and interpreted solely in accordance with the laws of the transactions contemplated hereby, the Party adversely
State of Texas, U.S.A., without giving effect to any conflict impacted shall be entitled to compensation for such adverse
of law rules. Likewise, any and all disputes and matters impact, provided the reason for the invalidity or
whatsoever arising under, in connection with or incident to unenforceability of a term is not due to serious misconduct by
the Order for Work or the Work shall be litigated, if at all, the Party seeking such compensation.
in and before a court located in Travis County, the State of
Texas, U.S.A., to the exclusion of any other state or country.
Both Parties hereby agree to submit to the jurisdiction of a
Texas court in the event of any dispute arising hereunder.
However, before the Parties resort to litigation to solve any
dispute, the Parties agree to schedule a mandatory meeting
at a mutually agreeable location, which meeting will be
attended by at least one senior manager from each party. At
that meeting, each side will present its dispute and the senior
managers will enter into good faith negotiations in an
attempt to resolve the dispute. In the event the dispute is
not resolved, the Parties retain all applicable remedies
available in law or equity. Notwithstanding any other rights
of either party, either party may seek injunctive relief in any
court of competent jurisdiction against improper use or
disclosure of PROPRIETARY INFORMATION. In the
event of any legal proceeding between the COMPANY and
CONTRACTOR, neither party may claim the right to a trial
by jury, and each party waives any right to a trial by jury
that it may have under applicable law or otherwise.

19. Attorneys' Fees: In the event of any action

or suit based upon or arising out of any alleged breach by any
Party of any representation, warranty, or agreement in the
Order for Work or these Standard Terms and Conditions, the
prevailing Party shall be entitled to recover reasonable
attorneys' fees and other costs of such action or suit from the
other Party.

20. Section Headings, Construction: The

headings of Sections in these Standard Terms and Conditions
are provided for convenience only and will not affect its
construction or interpretation. All references to "Section" or
"Sections" refer to the corresponding Section or Sections of
these Standard Terms and Condition. The Parties have
participated jointly in the negotiation and drafting of these
Standard Terms and Conditions. In the event an ambiguity
or question of intent or interpretation arises, these Standard
Terms and Conditions shall be construed as if drafted jointly
by the Parties and no presumption or burden of proof shall
arise favoring or disfavoring any party by virtue of the
authorship of any of the provisions of these Standard Terms
and Conditions.

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 Arabian Gulf Oil Company

ENGINEERING AND CONSTRUCTION DEPARTMENT

EQUIPMENT/MATERIAL APPROVAL FORM

SUPPLIER: AERON Flare Industries
PROJECT No: K-01
E/M REF No: Ms-K-01-M-2
REVISION: 0
MANUFACTURER: FLARE INDUSTRIES INC
COUNTRY OF ORIGIN: USA
TYPE/MODEL No 245 FUEL EFFICIENT PILOT
TAG No FL-01-1

DESCRIPTION: FUEL EFFICIENT PILOT

APPLICATION CODES AND

STANDARDS:

QUANTITY 1

AGOCO COMMENTS: APPROVAL STATUS

APPROVED
APPROVED WITH COMMENTS
NOT APPROVED

DATE:……………………………………………………….
NAME:……………………………………………………..
SIGNATURE:……………………………………………..

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ADVANTAGES
Low fuel consumption
Ease of installation and/or
retro-fit applications
Durability due to high alloy,
stainless steel construction
Reliability: ignition and
re-ignition
Flame stability: wind
velocities up to 150 mph
(240 km/hr)
Model 245 Pilot
Flare Industries, Inc.
Austin
Cutting edge combustion and environmental technology, experience, innovation and superior service.
MODEL 245
FUEL EFFICIENT PILOT
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
The Model 245 Fuel Efficient Flare Pilot is a high alloy, stainless steel
pilot operating on fuel gas and in conjunction with a flame front
generator. It is composed of the pilot head, fuel gas line, ignition line,
inspirator, and optional thermocouple. The pilot head assembly
includes a flame retention nozzle and wind shroud which are both
manufactured from 310 stainless steel for extended service life. This
specially engineered pilot head is capable of sustaining a stable
flame in winds of up to 150 mph. Pilot fuel gas travels up the flare in a
one inch line and as it passes through the inspirator at the base of the
pilot, air is induced into the line. This combustible air/gas mixture exits
the pilot gas line at the pilot head nozzle and is ignited by a fireball
which travels up the ignition line from its inception at the flame front
generator. The Model 245 Flare Pilot is designed for fuel efficiency,
durability, reliability, and ease of installation.
Sales@flareindustries.com www.flareindustries.com
Houston Abu Dhabi Barcelona
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 MODEL 245
FUEL EFFICIENT PILOT

D E S I G N F E AT U R E S High alloy construction

Increased stability wind shroud
Low fuel usage

SPECIFICATIONS Length: 11’-0” (4.3m)

Weight: 65 lb. (29.5 kg)
Standard Metallurgy:
Head 309/310 SS
Pilot gas line 316 SS
Ignition line 316 SS
Inspirator Cast Iron
Consumption: 44 SCFH of Natural Gas @ 8 psig
Fuel: Natural gas, propane, butane

Model 245
Fuel Efficient Pilot

Flare Industries, Inc. Tel: 512-836-9473 Fax: 512-836-3025 www.flareindustries.com

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ADVANTAGES
Reliable time tested pilot
ignition technology
Manual or
automatic/manual
operation
Low maintenance expenses
Cost effective ignition
solution
Self inspirating (no
instrument air required) –
Models 310/330
Model 320
Flame Front Generator
Flare Industries, Inc.
Austin Houston
Cutting edge combustion and environmental technology, experience, innovation and superior service.
FLAME FRONT
G E N E R AT O R S
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
Flame front generator technology is an effective, time proven ignition system
which has been widely used in flaring applications for decades. The inherent
reliability, rugged construction, and ease of operation as well as its
economic advantages have allowed the flame front generator (FFG) to
remain one of the most popular forms of pilot ignition in the industry. The FFG
is easily adaptable to any pilot system which incorporates an ignition tube
and may be installed up to 1 mile (1600m) from the base of the flare stack.
Flare Industries designs and manufactures several styles of FFG systems which
can operate in automatic or manual mode.
Flame Front Generators first meter and then combine fuel gas and air,
thereby creating a combustible air/gas mixture in the ignition line. This
metering and mixing process is accomplished through the use of small valve
trains placed on the FFG control panel.
Model 300 Flame Front Generator
The Model 300 Manual Flame Front Generator is a manual system which
requires an operator to physically initiate the ignition process by depressing a
button on the FFG control panel. Once the ignition line is filled with this com-
bustible mixture, a spark is created within the ignition chamber and igniting
the mixture. Next, a flame front or “fireball” propagates through the ignition
tube and ignites the pilot(s). Once the pilots are lit, the flare is ready to ignite
the process gas exiting the flare tip.
Model 320 Automatic Flame Front Generator
The Model 320 initiates ignition and re-ignition automatically while continually
monitoring the ignition system via a UVI 550 pilot monitor or thermocouple.
Model 310/330 Self Inspirating Flame Front Generator
The Model 310 is Flare Industries´ manual self inspirating flame front generator
while the Model 330 boasts an automatic control system for ignition and re-
ignition. These two models do not require instrument air as they are designed
to inspirate ambient air. Flare Industries employs this technology when a
client does not wish to supply instrument air or when located in a remote
area where instrument air may not be available. This extremely reliable and
easy to operate ignition system uses the same basic design principles and
possesses most of the same features as the Models 300 and 320.
sales@flareindustries.com www.flareindustries.com
Abu Dhabi Barcelona
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 FLAME FRONT
G E N E R AT O R S

D E S I G N F E AT U R E S Stainless steel valve trains

Optional pilot gas valve train
Pilot status indication via thermocouple on the pilot

SPECIFICATIONS Models 300, 310, 320, 330

Dimensions: 60” wide x 48” tall (1.52 mx 1.22)
Model: 300 Manual
310 Manual self inspirating
320 Automatic / Manual
330 Automatic / Manual self inspirating
Classification: Weather proof — NEMA 4X / EExe,
Explosion proof — NEMA 7 / EExd
Weight: 150 lbs.—350 lbs.
Utilities:
Electrical: 120 VAC (220 VAC, 480 VAC,
24 VDC options)
Gas: 150 SCFH at 10 — 250 Psig of natural gas
(4.2 m³/hr at 0.70 — 17.6 kg/cm²)
Air: 1500 SCFH @ 10 — 150 Psig
(42.4 m³/hr at 0.70 — 10.5 kg/cm²)
* Models 310 and 330 do not require air.
Alarms: Form “C” dry contacts

Flame Front Generator

Flare Industries, Inc. Tel: 512-836-9473 Fax: 512-836-3025 www.flareindustries.com

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 Arabian Gulf Oil Company

ENGINEERING AND CONSTRUCTION DEPARTMENT

EQUIPMENT/MATERIAL APPROVAL FORM

SUPPLIER: AERON Flare Industries
PROJECT No: K-01
E/M REF No: Ms-K-01-M-1
REVISION: 0
MANUFACTURER: FLARE INDUSTRIES INC
COUNTRY OF ORIGIN: USA
TYPE/MODEL No 320 AUTOMATIC FLAME FRONT GENERATOR
TAG No FL-01-02

DESCRIPTION: AUTOMATIC FLAME FRONT GENERATOR

APPLICATION CODES AND

STANDARDS:
QUANTITY 1

AGOCO COMMENTS: APPROVAL STATUS

APPROVED
APPROVED WITH COMMENTS
NOT APPROVED

DATE:……………………………………………………….
NAME:……………………………………………………..
SIGNATURE:……………………………………………..

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ADVANTAGES
Reliable time tested pilot
ignition technology
Manual or
automatic/manual
operation
Low maintenance expenses
Cost effective ignition
solution
Self inspirating (no
instrument air required) –
Models 310/330
Model 320
Flame Front Generator
Flare Industries, Inc.
Austin Houston
Cutting edge combustion and environmental technology, experience, innovation and superior service.
FLAME FRONT
G E N E R AT O R S
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
Flame front generator technology is an effective, time proven ignition system
which has been widely used in flaring applications for decades. The inherent
reliability, rugged construction, and ease of operation as well as its
economic advantages have allowed the flame front generator (FFG) to
remain one of the most popular forms of pilot ignition in the industry. The FFG
is easily adaptable to any pilot system which incorporates an ignition tube
and may be installed up to 1 mile (1600m) from the base of the flare stack.
Flare Industries designs and manufactures several styles of FFG systems which
can operate in automatic or manual mode.
Flame Front Generators first meter and then combine fuel gas and air,
thereby creating a combustible air/gas mixture in the ignition line. This
metering and mixing process is accomplished through the use of small valve
trains placed on the FFG control panel.
Model 300 Flame Front Generator
The Model 300 Manual Flame Front Generator is a manual system which
requires an operator to physically initiate the ignition process by depressing a
button on the FFG control panel. Once the ignition line is filled with this com-
bustible mixture, a spark is created within the ignition chamber and igniting
the mixture. Next, a flame front or “fireball” propagates through the ignition
tube and ignites the pilot(s). Once the pilots are lit, the flare is ready to ignite
the process gas exiting the flare tip.
Model 320 Automatic Flame Front Generator
The Model 320 initiates ignition and re-ignition automatically while continually
monitoring the ignition system via a UVI 550 pilot monitor or thermocouple.
Model 310/330 Self Inspirating Flame Front Generator
The Model 310 is Flare Industries´ manual self inspirating flame front generator
while the Model 330 boasts an automatic control system for ignition and re-
ignition. These two models do not require instrument air as they are designed
to inspirate ambient air. Flare Industries employs this technology when a
client does not wish to supply instrument air or when located in a remote
area where instrument air may not be available. This extremely reliable and
easy to operate ignition system uses the same basic design principles and
possesses most of the same features as the Models 300 and 320.
sales@flareindustries.com www.flareindustries.com
Abu Dhabi Barcelona
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 FLAME FRONT
G E N E R AT O R S

D E S I G N F E AT U R E S Stainless steel valve trains

Optional pilot gas valve train
Pilot status indication via thermocouple on the pilot

SPECIFICATIONS Models 300, 310, 320, 330

Dimensions: 60” wide x 48” tall (1.52 mx 1.22)
Model: 300 Manual
310 Manual self inspirating
320 Automatic / Manual
330 Automatic / Manual self inspirating
Classification: Weather proof — NEMA 4X / EExe,
Explosion proof — NEMA 7 / EExd
Weight: 150 lbs.—350 lbs.
Utilities:
Electrical: 120 VAC (220 VAC, 480 VAC,
24 VDC options)
Gas: 150 SCFH at 10 — 250 Psig of natural gas
(4.2 m³/hr at 0.70 — 17.6 kg/cm²)
Air: 1500 SCFH @ 10 — 150 Psig
(42.4 m³/hr at 0.70 — 10.5 kg/cm²)
* Models 310 and 330 do not require air.
Alarms: Form “C” dry contacts

Flame Front Generator

Flare Industries, Inc. Tel: 512-836-9473 Fax: 512-836-3025 www.flareindustries.com

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 Arabian Gulf Oil Company
Arabian Gulf Oil Company
Arabian Gulf Oil Company
ENGINEERING AND CONSTRUCTION DEPARTMENT

EQUIPMENT/MATERIAL APPROVAL FORM

AERON FLARE INDUSTRIES

SUPPLIER CATALOGUE

AGOCO COMMENTS: APPROVAL STATUS

APPROVED
APPROVED WITH COMMENTS
NOT APPROVED

DATE:……………………………………………………….
NAME:……………………………………………………..
SIGNATURE:……………………………………………..

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COMPANY PROFILE

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REGIONAL OFFICES AND
SALES REPRESENTATIVE LOCATIONS
INTERNATIONAL HEADQUARTERS
Austin, TX, USA
REGIONAL SALES OFFICES
Houston, TX, USA
Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates
LATIN AMERICA
Buenos Aires, Argentina
Santa Cruz, Bolivia
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Santiago, Chile
Bogota, Colombia
F LA R E
I N D U S T R I
INNOVATIVE COMBUSTION SOLUTIONS
E S
London, England Mexico City, Mexico
Red Deer, Canada Lima, Peru
Maracaibo, Venezuela
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA Maturin, Venezuela
Los Angeles, CA Quito, Ecuador
Chicago, IL
Denver, CO ASIA AND PACIFIC RIM
Casper, WY Singapore
Farmington, NM Jakarta, Indonesia
Irving, TX Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
Tyler, TX Seoul, Korea
Midland, TX Mumbai, India
Beaumont, TX Delhi, India
Baton Rouge, LA Beijing, China
New Orleans, LA Melbourne, Australia
Lake Charles, LA
Tulsa, OK MIDDLE EAST
Little Rock, AR Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates
Salt Lake City, UT Dubai, United Arab Emirates
Kuwait City, Kuwait
CANADA Muscat, Oman
Calgary, Alberta Doha, Qatar
Jubail/Dammam, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia
EUROPEAN COMMUNITY Sana’a, Yemen
Madrid, Spain
London, England AFRICA
Milan, Italy Cairo, Egypt
Athens, Greece Tunis, Tunisia
Tripoli, Libya
Johannesburg, South Africa

FLARE
I N D U S T R I
INNOVATIVE COMBUSTION SOLUTIONS
E S

ISO 9001:2000 CERT. # A-535

WWW.FLAREINDUSTRIES .COM
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 Quality Standards and Codes
ISO 9001
API 521
API-537
ISO-25457
AWS D.1.1
ASME B31.3
ASME section 8
IEC UL
NEC
CENELEC
CSA

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specifications and client requirements. The result is a custom combustion solution
that fits the client’s requirements – every time.

With offices located on three continents and a sales and marketing network spanning
the globe, our company is totally dedicated to the global marketplace and rapidly
changing business environment of the 21st century. Our staff of engineers is well
versed in multiple languages, cultures, and business environments, providing our cli-
ents with superior service. Flare Industries has thousands of installed combustion
systems currently eliminating industrial waste around the world.

In 2008, Mactronic joined the Flare Industries group of companies and brought over
25 years of flaring and combustion experience. Mactronic, also known for its in-
novative technologies, has enabled Flare Industries to expand its product line and
provide additional support to its Canadian clients through Mactronic’s full service
design and manufacturing facility in Red Deer, Alberta, Canada.

Flare Industries, headquartered in Austin, Texas, USA, is one

of the industry leaders in combustion and pollution control technology, providing
quality flare systems, thermal oxidizers, incinerators, burners, and ignition systems
since 1984. Flare Industries’ world class air quality and pollution control equip-
ment is designed by some of the most experienced engineers in the industry.

Flares are devices which burn or combust industrial gaseous wastes in a safe,
controlled and efficient manner. These vapors are produced by industries such
as petroleum refining and production, chemical processing, offshore production,
chemical loading, natural gas production, steel fabrication, bio-fuel production,
waste water treatment, and landfills. Our innovative equipment provides optimum
performance in meeting local and federal environmental regulations or protecting
your plant’s operations.

The focus of our team is to provide cutting edge combustion and

F.I. Combustion, another company in the Flare Industries group, is a full service en-
gineering, design, and manufacturing firm, specializing in thermal oxidizers, incinera-
tors, and combustion systems for volatile, semi-volatile, and organic compounds. F.I.
Combustion has some of the most experienced combustion engineers in the industry
and the in-house expertise capable of designing and manufacturing equipment to meet
virtually any application.
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environmental technology, experience, innovation, and superior
service; all of which give our growing client base successful
solutions and the highest level of quality and satisfaction.
Flare Industries approaches each project as unique. We blend our experience, techni-
cal expertise, local market knowledge, and state-of-the-art technologies with project
PRODUCTS & SERVICES

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 Products and Services

FireCat™ Oxidizer Systems

Thermal Oxidizers
Catalytic Oxidizers
Recuperative Oxidizers
Regenerative Oxidizers (RTO’s)
Low NOx (Reducing/Oxidizing)
Vapor or Liquid Streams
Tail Gas Oxidizers

Combustidizer ™ Oxidizer Systems

High Range Undiluted VOC

F LA R E
I N D U S T R I
INNOVATIVE COMBUSTION SOLUTIONS
E S
500,000 PPMV and Above
BTU Values up to and Exceeding
100,000,000 BTU/Hr
Natural Draft and Forced Draft Design
Products and Services
Modulating Temperature Control
ELEVATED FLARE STRUCTURES SPECIAL PURPOSE FLARE SYSTEMS
Guyed Multi-Point
Self Supported Marine Loading Facilities
Derrick Supported Terminal/Truck Loading Facilities Viper™ Flameless Thermal Oxidizers, FTO’s
Space Frame Derrick Pit (Liquid/Condensate/Gas) Gas Fired or All Electric Design
Enclosed Ground Flare Low, Mid or High Range VOC’s
FLARING TECHNOLOGIES High DRE’s 99.9%+
Utility FLARE ACCESSORIES
Air Assisted Rental Flare Systems
Steam Assisted Molecular Purge Seals
Sonic Dynamic Purge Seals Soil Remediation Vacuum
High Pressure Knockout Vessels Extraction Systems (VES)
Gas Assist Liquid Seal Vessels Positive Displacement Blowers
Flame Ring (Low BTU) Combination Liquid Seal/Knockout Vessels
Staged Control Systems Liquid Ring Blowers
Pilot Detection And Ignition Monitoring Systems Dual Phase Extraction Systems
Staging Controls
IGNITION SYSTEMS Vent Systems High Vacuum Entrainment Separators
Pilots Snuffing Systems
Electronic Pilots Vapor Recovery/Zero Flaring
Retractable Pilots
Retractable Electronic Continuous Ignitors Pyro-Cat™ Burners
Flame Front Generators CONSULTING AND TECHNICAL SERVICES Gas Burners
Consulting/Engineering
Dispersion Analysis Air-Cooled Pilots
BIO-GAS FLARE SYSTEMS System Analysis Low NOx Burners
Fully Enclosed Installation Duct Burners
Semi-Enclosed (Candlestick) Commissioning
Service Packaged Burners
Training Ignition Systems
OFFSHORE FLARE SYSTEMS Turnkey Projects
Cantilevered Boom Assembly Pilot Systems
Guyed Boom Assembly
Custom Boom Structures
Oil/Condensate Burning Flare Systems
Sonic Flare Systems

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Products and Services

Elevated Flares  Ignition Systems  Offshore Flares

• Guyed iPilots iWell Test & Production Booms 
• Self‐Supported iElectronic Pilots iGas Flares 
• Derrick Supported iRetractable Pilots iOil/Condensate Burners 
/
iContinuous Ignitors
iFlame Front Generators
Bio‐Gas Flares 
iFully Enclosed
Flaring Technologies
g g Thermal Oxidation  iSemi‐Enclosed / Candlestick 
iUtility & Incineration
iAir Assisted iThermal Oxidizers 
iSteam Assisted (Gas/Liquid) p p
Special Purpose
iSonic iRecuperative Oxidizers iMulti‐Point Ground Flares 
iGas Assist iRegenerative Oxidizers (RTO) iMarine Loading Facilities
iEnclosed  iLO‐NOX Thermal Oxidizers  iTerminal/Truck Loading 
( d i /O idi i )
(Reducing/Oxidizing) iPit (Liquid/Condensate)

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Accessories & Consultingg

Flare Accessories Consulting & Technical Services
• Rental Flare Systems
y • Consulting / Engineering
g/ g g
• Molecular Purge Seals • Dispersion Analysis
• Dynamic Purge Seals • System Analysis
• Knockout Drums
Knockout Drums • Installation Supervision
Installation Supervision
• Liquid Seal Drums • Commissioning
• Combination Liquid Seal /  • Service
• Knockout Drums • Training
• Control Systems
• Pilot Detection &
Pilot Detection &
• Ignition Monitoring

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 Field Services

Installation / Erection Guy Wire Tensioning Start

Start‐‐ups /
Commissioning
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FLARE SYSTEM TECHNOLOGY
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 MANUFACTURING
&
FABRICATION CAPABILITIES

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Continued Growth
• International HQ in Austin, Texas

• Shop expansion to 250,000 sq. ft.

• Integrated office & fabrication space

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Continued Growth

Shop expansion to 250,000 sq. ft.

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Flare Tip Machining and Fabrication Area

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Pilot Ignition System Machining and Manufacturing Area

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 Ignition System Control Panel Assembly Shop

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Ignition System Control Panel Inspection and Testing Area

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Export Carting Area
Continued Growth

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Export Crating and Shipping Department
CERTIFICATES

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 ISO 9001:2015
CERTIFICATE OF REGISTRATION

This is to certify that

Flare Industries – A division of Aereon, also

DBA Jordan Technologies
16310 Bratton Lane, Building 3, Suite 350
Austin, TX 78728 USA
has successfully been assessed and found
to conform with the ISO 9001:2015
quality management system standard.

The scope of this registration includes:

Design and manufacture of flare systems, thermal oxidizers

and air pollution control systems

Date of Registration: February 3, 2020

Date of Expiration: February 2, 2023
Date issued/revised : January 17, 2020
(Registered Since: February 3, 2005)

Certificate No. A-535

________________________
Steve Barfoot, President
Advantage International Registrar, Inc.

463 Captains Circle, Destin, Florida 32541-5307 USA

(Form No. AI 097 ISO 9001/08, www.advantageregistrar.com, Tele: (919) 846-6864)

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