Monta LM25+DLE Retrofit Jul-22-2011 R0

GE ENERGY
AERO ENERGY SERVICES
Package Upgrade Proposal

From
General Electric International Inc.

To
Torraspapel S.A.
for
LM2500 SAC to LM2500+DLE upgrade
Proposal No. 722856A
Date: July 22nd, 2011
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GE Energy
Aero Energy Services
Juan Nogales Selva
Sales Manager
GE Aero Energy Services
Josefa Valcárcel 26
Date: July 22nd 28027 Madrid
Spain
Mr. Stefano Lucchi T +34 915870448

Technical Director F +34 915754963
Juan1.nogales@ge.com
Torraspapel SA
Subject: Montañanesa Upgrade
Dear Mr. Lucchi
GE Aero Energy Services is pleased to offer this proposal to Torraspapel SA for upgrade to
LM2500+DLE. As you will see from the proposal, this offer provides better power output and
heat rate, which we believe will result in improved operating economics for your plant opera-
tion.
GE Aero Energy has considerable experience in performing conversions, modifications and

upgrades (CM&U) such as this. Our experienced staff of engine and package engineers, field
technicians, and project management team is dedicated to making this project successful.
These CM&Us are developed with the Buyer in mind. From improving heat rate and power
output, to increased reliability and availability, GE Aero Energy is constantly innovating and
developing new products. This CM&U proposal is the result of that effort—and we look for-
ward to discussing this with you in more detail.
In the interim, should you have any questions, I can be reached at +34 619178325
Sincerely,
Juan Nogales Selva

GE ENERGY Sales Manager
GE Energy
Table of Contents
Article Page No.
INTRODUCTION ....................................................................................................................................................4
APPLICABLE UNITS ...............................................................................................................................................4
DESCRIPTION OF OFFERING ...............................................................................................................................5
PRICING ..................................................................................................................................................................6
TERMS OF PAYMENT.............................................................................................................................................7
CRITERIA FOR CREDIT FOR BUYER’S GAS TURBINE/GENERATOR (481-745) ...............................................7
PRICING LIMITATIONS .........................................................................................................................................8
BUYER CHANGES ..................................................................................................................................................8
ESTIMATED DOWNTIME ...................................................................................................................................... 9
DELIVERY SCHEDULE ...........................................................................................................................................9
DELIVERY TERMS ...................................................................................................................................................9
SHIPPING TO STORAGE ........................................................................................................................................9
TITLE TRANSFER TERMS ................................................................................................................................... 10
PROJECT MANAGEMENT: ................................................................................................................................. 10
PURCHASE ORDER ............................................................................................................................................. 11
VALIDITY .............................................................................................................................................................. 11
TERMINATION TERMS ....................................................................................................................................... 11
TERMS AND CONDITIONS ................................................................................................................................ 13
DEFINED TERMS ................................................................................................................................................. 14
APPENDIX A. TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE RATES (11/2010) ............................................................................ 16
APPENDIX B. TERMS AND CONDITIONS FOR SALE OF PARTS AND SERVICES – GE FORM APS33D
(12/2002) ............................................................................................................................................................. 21
APPENDIX C. DESCRIPTION OF OFFERING AND BENEFITS ........................................................................ 30
APPENDIX D. DIVISION OF RESPONSIBILITY MATRIX ................................................................................... 55
APPENDIX E. ASSUMPTIONS AND EXCLUSSIONS ......................................................................................... 61
Subject to restrictions on the cover or first page.

GE Energy
Based on the attached scope of supply and assumptions, General Electric International Inc. (hereinafter
referred to as “GEII” or Seller) is pleased to submit a firm proposal to Torraspapel S.A. (hereinafter referred
to as “Torraspapel” or “Buyer”) for the following package upgrade.
INTRODUCTION
Torraspapel has requested a quote to upgrade the existing LM2500PE (LM2500 with SAC combustor, gas
only) to an LM2500PR (LM2500+ / DLE with 6 Stage Power Turbine)) running limited by the existing genera-
tor at 26 Mwatts.
GEII is pleased to submit this proposal in response to the above request.
The details of the proposed equipment, engineering and installation upgrade requirements are identified in
the text of this proposal.
APPLICABLE UNITS
This proposal applies to one LM2500 SAC units located in Montañanesa, Zaragoza, SPAIN and with the fol-
lowing configurations:
• Site Location: Zaragoza, Spain

• Model Designation: 7LM2500-PE-gas only
• Engine Family: LM2500
• Combustion System: SAC
• Fuel Types: Gas
• Diluent: Steam
• Frequency: 50Hz
• Control System: GE Speedtronic MKV
• Turbine Serial #: 481-745
• Package Serial #: 7253101
• Packager: TSSI
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DESCRIPTION OF OFFERING
The following is a brief overview of the proposed upgrade scope. Please go to Appendix C for a detailed
technical description of the proposed solution and its benefits.
• Longer overall engine which involves turbine package and plenum modifications
• More incoming filtered air required (filter house modification consideration)
• Gas Turbine enclosure modifications
• More powerful turbine (driven equipment considerations)
• A new and larger fuel manifold
• 3 new fuel metering valves that replace the one SAC fuel control valve
• GE Mark-V Speedtronic controls replaced with Micronet /+
• DC power, batteries & chargers
• 16th Stage Compressor Discharge (CDP) bleed valve and piping
• Air/oil separator (on-engine) discharge modifications
• Flow enhancer installed in existing exhaust collector
• A heavier engine lifting devices
• Dolly for site transport (standard engine container cannot be placed underneath the lift extension
beam due to spacing limitations)
• New Load coupling
• Keep current Generator and Reduction Load Gearbox.
• Water Wash System
o The Gas Turbine Efficiency (GTE) direct injection compressor water wash system is a high-
pressure engine-mounted wash system, which can be used for both offline and online compres-
sor cleaning. The GTE concept provides extremely effective compressor cleaning by utilizing a pa-
tented optimal pressure (between 750 and 1500 psi) spray of ideally sized heated water droplets
through specially designed nozzles.
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PRICING
Pricing below is valid for deliveries and execution in 2012 and will need to be escalated for deliveries/ exe-
cution in subsequent years.
A. Hardware/Software/Ancillary Services:
• LM2500 base to LM2500+ DLE conversion kit including a flow enhancer and new package cables.
• New Micronet Plus controls with BN3500 and Allestec 800 Fire & Gas panel
• Improved Water wash system
• New Gas analyzer
• Special dolly for on-site engine transportation
• New Load coupling
• DDP Montañanesa delivery
• Engineering and Administration
• Drawings and documentation for Upgrade
Hardware/Software/Ancillary Services Total (x1 unit): $3,450,588.00
B. New LM2500+ DLE gas turbine & kits $7,479,156.00
C. Installation
Installation Services will be conducted by the below Seller’s personnel (or supplied contractors) on a fixed
scope fixed price basis for execution in 2012 including all necessary T&L. Price for execution in subsequent
years will be based on the then current Field Service rates. 2011 rates are shown in Appendix A as an ex-
ample. The expected durations and types of personnel are indicated below.
Package:
1 Mechanical Technical Advisor x 34 days per unit
2 Package specialists x 21 days per unit for package modifications
3 Mechanical Field Rep x 6 days
1 Startup Mechanical Field Rep for 7 days
Controls
2 Controls Rep for 17 days for controls preparation and Micronet Plus installation.
2 Electricians for 15 days for loop checks.
1 Mapping Specialist for 7 days
Installation Total: $1,101,460.00
PROJECT TOTAL: $12,031,244.00 USD
D. Customer’s Engine buyback ESN: 481-745 $600,000.00
PROJECT NET: $11,431,244.00 USD
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TERMS OF PAYMENT
Please refer to Pricing section for a breakdown of items
I. Hardware, software & engineering

60% Payment of items A and B will be invoiced no later than 15 days from purchase order acceptance and
will be due via wire transfer to Seller’s bank net 30 days from issuance of invoice
40% Payment of items A and B will be invoiced one month prior to the originally scheduled delivery of
Hardware, and will be due via wire transfer to Seller’s bank net 30 days from issuance of invoice.
II. Installation Services

Payment in full for the Installation Services will be due upon Completion of Engine Mapping and will be
payable via wire transfer to Seller’s bank net 30 days from issuance of invoice.
NOTE: Completion of Engine Mapping is defined as material completion of the combustor mapping as per
GEK 105161. It does not imply the absence of any punch list or warranty items.
III. Engine buyback

Payment in full will be due and will be payable via wire transfer to Buyer’s bank net 30 days from issuance
of invoice following reception of 481-745 ex Torraspapel in the GE Service Center
NOTE: If after 7 days from the new engine start up, ESN 481-745 has not shipped back to Seller from the
Buyer's site, a penalty of .5% of purchase price per day will be assessed until the asset is shipped
Criteria for Credit for Buyer’s Gas Turbine/Generator (481-745)

The credit included in the Terms of Payment for title transfer of the Buyer’s Gas Turbine/Generator(s), serial
number 481-745, is based on the serviceable operating condition on the date of this proposal and the as-
sumption that the condition will remain unchanged until the time of title transfer except for normal operat-
ing wear. “Serviceable” is defined as capable of normal operation with no physical damage to structural
Gas Turbine/Generator(s) parts such as cases, frames, and rotors. It also is required that the Gas Tur-
bine/Generator(s) not be exposed to a corrosive environment or over temperature condition. Individual
blades, vanes, nozzles, and shrouds are NOT required to be in serviceable condition at the time of the ex-
change. There is no specific performance level required for the Gas Turbine/Generator.
Buyer warrants to Seller and its successors and permitted assignees that the title to the Gas Tur-
bine/Generator(s) bearing serial numbers 481-745 are free and clear of all liens and encumbrances on the
date of transfer and Buyer will defend such title forever against all claims and demands.
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Buyer further warrants to Seller that Buyer is the beneficial owner of the aforesaid Gas Turbine/Generator(s)
bearing serial number 481-745 and that Buyer has full right, power, and authority to execute this Bill of
Sale.
The Buyer’s Engine (481-745) will be returned to Seller in a completely assembled condition. All external
hardware and components will be properly installed on the engine. The Seller reserves the right to adjust
the credit for the returned asset if is not in a fully assembled condition.
Seller will use the Shipping container for the new LM25+ engine to return ESN 481-745 to the GE Service
Center at his own cost. Such transportation requires the use of an air-ride suspension truck and trailer per
the Operations and Maintenance Manual. Improper transportation of the engine may result in internal
damage to critical parts. The Buyer will be responsible for all damages to the engine as a result of improp-
er transportation and will be required to pay for all repairs resulting from such damages
PRICING LIMITATIONS
Seller reserves the right to review and re-quote this job if there is a discrepancy between this proposal and
the purchase order.
If Seller receives a specification between the issuance date of this proposal and receipt of the purchase or-
der, Seller reserves the right to re-evaluate this proposal.
Changes to specifications, drawings, services or hardware will be evaluated by Seller for a Change in Scope
to the contract. Seller will quote the changes and a customer change order must be received before work
is to proceed.
The prices quoted herein exclude tax or other regulatory fees.
BUYER CHANGES
Buyer may, by written change order, make mutually agreed to changes in the Parts and Services order and
the scheduled shipment date and/or performance date. If any such change results in an increase or de-
crease in the cost or time required for the performance of the work under the Agreement, there shall be an
equitable adjustment in the Agreement price and the scheduled shipment date and/or performance date.
Seller shall not be obligated to proceed with the changed or extra work until the price of such change and
its effect on the scheduled shipment date and performance date have been agreed upon in a written
change order
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ESTIMATED DOWNTIME
Downtime is estimated at 28 working days per unit +7 additional days for startup and mapping.
Buyer is responsible for all work-permits, unit access, and overall work schedule which will determine the
actual downtime.
DELIVERY SCHEDULE
Following is an estimated delivery schedule based on receipt of order within the validity terms of this
proposal.
• Estimated package hardware lead time 36 weeks after acceptance of purchase order and receipt of
required site information
• Standard LM25+ DLE engine lead time 12-18 months after acceptance of purchase order. Engine
availability is subject to prior sale
Detailed schedule will be coordinated between Buyer and Seller based on available site resources and ma-
terials.
Milestones requiring Buyer input are critical to maintaining the schedule. Buyer input needs to be complete
and fully correct. Likewise, unless otherwise agreed upon, in advance, work shall occur in an uninterrupted
and sequential fashion.
If Buyer fails to meet milestones or if work is interrupted by or for the convenience of the Buyer, or cannot
be performed according to the agreed Project Schedule, Seller reserves the right to charge for additional
costs and amend the schedule as a result of Buyer changes. Buyer shall also remain liable for meeting
milestone payments as agreed in the project schedule.
DELIVERY TERMS
Seller shall deliver Products to Buyer DDP Montañanesa (Incoterms 2000).
SHIPPING TO STORAGE
If any Parts cannot be shipped to Buyer when ready due to any cause not attributable to Seller, upon notice
to Buyer, Seller may ship such Parts to storage. If such Parts are placed in storage, including storage at the
facility where manufactured, the following conditions shall apply: (i) title and all risk of loss or damage shall
thereupon pass to Buyer if it had not already passed; (ii) any amounts otherwise payable to Seller upon
delivery or shipment shall be payable upon presentation of Seller’s invoices and certification as to cause for
storage; (iii) all expenses incurred by Seller, such as for preparation for and placement into storage,
handling, inspection, preservation, insurance, storage, removal charges and any taxes shall be payable by
Buyer upon submission of Seller’s invoices; and (iv) when conditions permit and upon payment of all
amounts due hereunder, Seller shall resume delivery of the Parts to the originally agreed point of delivery
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TITLE TRANSFER TERMS

• Title to Products shipped by the Seller shall pass from Seller to Buyer on delivery of Products to the site.
Risk of Loss or damage to Parts supplied by Seller to Buyer shall be borne by the Seller prior to the time
of delivery and by Buyer upon and after the time of delivery
• Title transfer to Services occurs as the Services are performed.
PROJECT MANAGEMENT:
GE Aero Energy follows ISO processes throughout the execution of every Conversion, Modification, and Up-
grade (CM&U) project.
CM&U Project Managers are trained and experienced professionals who lead a matrixed support team that
includes GE Engineering, Procurement, Logistics, HSE, Installation, and Warranty professionals.
The primary method of project communications with GE and customers shall be via a single GE Project
Manager who will direct email, teleconferences, and when agreed, on site meetings to ensure effective pro-
ject control. The frequency and format for these communications varies depending upon the project re-
quirements and customer preferences. An on site Project manager is excluded from the scope of this pro-
ject but can be included at additional cost.
A typical CM&U re-powering project includes on site meetings for key events such as: Project Kickoff; De-
sign Review, Pre-outage and Project Closeout. Requests for information and issue resolution are addressed
upon request. Milestone reviews and summary project information are addressed in scheduled teleconfer-
ences and monthly status reports.
Upon effective completion of the CM&U project, customers and GE conclude the project with a handover to
long-term product support personnel.
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PURCHASE ORDER
Seller will issue Order Acknowledgement to Buyer’s Purchase order within 10 business days from receipt of
an acceptable Purchase Order. The execution period of this contract starts from Sellers Order Acknowl-
edgement date.
If this proposal is acceptable, please address your purchase order as follows:
Purchase Order for software, hardware, ancillary charges and installation services should be made payable
to:
General Electric International Inc.

Josefa Valcárcel 26
28027 Madrid
Attn: Juan Nogales
Fax: +34 91 5754963
The purchase order must reference this proposal 722856A and Terms and Conditions - GE Form APS33D.
VALIDITY
Proposal No. 722856A is valid for 30 days from date of issuance.
TERMINATION TERMS
Termination by Buyer for Convenience
The Buyer shall have the right to terminate this Contract, at any time for its convenience, and this termina-
tion for convenience shall be effective upon (a) receipt by the Seller of written notice of termination and (b)
receipt by the Seller of termination charges in accordance with the Termination Schedule below. If Buyer’s
payment of the termination charges occurs after Seller receives Buyer’s termination notice, Seller shall
have the right to suspend performance upon receipt of the termination notice and await the payment of
termination charges without penalty to Seller. Termination for Cause is addressed below.
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Termination Schedule
ON OR AFTER DATE TERMINATION CHARGE
Contract Signature Date* 20% of Contract Price

90 days after Contract Signature Date 60% of Contract Price
If Contract is terminated prior to Notice of RTS, title to any Equipment that has not passed title shall remain
with the Seller. The termination fee for any Equipment that has passed title is 100% of the price of that
equipment. Any progress payments actually received by Seller prior to the notice of termination shall be
credited against these termination charges.
Termination for Cause; Suspension
Grounds for Termination by Buyer. The Buyer shall have the right to terminate this Contract for cause in the
event that the Seller: (i) becomes insolvent, makes an assignment for the benefit of its creditors, has a re-
ceiver or trustee appointed for the benefit of its creditors, or files for protection from creditors under any
bankruptcy or insolvency laws; or (ii) substantially breaches and fails to comply or perform its material obli-
gations hereunder (but only with respect to a material obligation for which this Contract does not provide
exclusive remedies), provided that: (A) that the Buyer shall first have provided the Seller with written notice
of the nature of such breach and of the Buyer’s intention to terminate the Contract as a result of such
breach, and (B) that the Seller shall have failed within thirty (30) days after receipt of such notice (or such
extended period as is considered reasonable by the Parties) either (1) to commence to cure such breach
and diligently thereafter to pursue such cure, or (2) to provide reasonable evidence that no such breach has
occurred.
Remedy in the Event of Termination by Buyer. If the Buyer terminates this Contract as provided above, the
Buyer shall pay the Seller that portion of the Contract Price allocable to the Equipment title transferred prior
to the termination notice. If the payments received by the Seller as of the date of such termination are in
excess of such portion of the Contract Price, the Seller shall return the excess of such payments to the Buy-
er. To the extent that Buyer has paid for Equipment that has not yet been title transferred to Buyer as of
the date of the termination notice, Buyer may elect to either (a) continue to receive delivery of the Equip-
ment upon full and complete payment for the Equipment or (b) forego delivery and title transfer of the
Equipment in exchange for a refund of the portion of the Contract Price allocable to the Equipment that has
not been title transferred to Buyer (in which case Seller shall retain title to such Equipment.)
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Suspension by Buyer. It is expressly agreed that the Buyer shall have no right to suspend manufacture of
the Equipment except to the extent that Buyer elects to exercise its rights hereunder to terminate this Con-
tract for convenience or Seller default.
Grounds for Termination by Seller. The Seller shall have the right to terminate this Contract for cause in the
event that the Buyer: (I) suspends work at the Site for a single period of twelve (12) months or for a cumula-
tive total of one hundred and eighty (180) days (ii) becomes insolvent, makes an assignment for the benefit
of its creditors, has a receiver or trustee appointed for the benefit of its creditors, or files for protection from
creditors under any bankruptcy or insolvency laws; or (iii) substantially breaches and fails to comply or per-
form its material obligations hereunder or fails to make any payment when due or to fulfill any payment
conditions, including any payment security, as set forth in this Contract, provided: (A) that the Seller shall
first have provided the Buyer with written notice of the nature of such failure and of the Seller’s intention to
terminate this Contract as a result of such failure, and (B) that the Buyer shall have failed within thirty (30)
days after receipt of such notice to correct such failure.
Remedy in the Event of Termination by Seller. If the Seller terminates this Contract as provided above, the
Buyer shall pay to the Seller the charges set forth in the Termination Schedule.
Suspension by Seller. The Seller shall have the right to suspend all work on the Equipment or services im-
mediately upon the failure of the Buyer to make any payment when due. The Seller shall further have the
right to suspend any shipment of the Equipment if all payments due prior to the applicable Scheduled RTS
Date have not been made. Any cost incurred by the Seller in accordance with any such suspension (includ-
ing storage costs) shall be payable by the Buyer upon submission of the Seller’s invoice(s). Performance of
the Seller’s obligations shall be extended for a period of time reasonably necessary to overcome the effects
of such suspension, except that Seller’s suspension shall not be deemed to extend the Warranty Period
hereunder.
TERMS AND CONDITIONS

Parts provided and work performed will be pursuant to the terms and conditions of the current Agreement
between GE and Torraspapel and must be referenced in the Purchase Order. Any area not covered under
the aforementioned terms will be subject to the terms highlighted in Appendix B -below. If there are any
conflicts between the terms of the proposal and the terms as stated in Appendix B, the terms of the pro-
posal shall govern.
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DEFINED TERMS
The following terms shall have the meanings set forth below as used throughout this Proposal.
• “Applicable Units” means Buyer’s equipment into which the Parts will be installed and on which the Ser-
vices will be performed.
• “Buyer” means the entity to which Seller's proposal is directed, namely Torraspapel
• “Contract” means the contract between Seller and Buyer resulting from this Proposal.
• “Engineering” means any of the following, which are identified by Seller in this Proposal: Engineering
Study/Inspection/Test, meaning system design and/or analysis of equipment or systems which can be
performed in a repair service shop or at the Site by competent, experienced personnel using special
techniques, instruments or devices with the objective of reporting opinions or recommendations relat-
ed to the current condition and future serviceability of the equipment or system.
• “Estimated Project Total” means the expected price to be paid by the Buyer to the Seller under this Pro-
posal or any resulting Contract for the Parts and Services.
• “Installation Services” or “Field Services” means technical advice and counsel from Technical Advisors
or Field Engineers provided by Seller based on Seller's current engineering, manufacturing, installation
and operation practices as applicable to the Parts. To the extent specified in this Proposal, such ser-
vices may also include testing, adjustment, programming and other similar services. Unless otherwise
specified in this Proposal, “Field Services” do not include supervision or management of Buyer's em-
ployees, agents, or other contractors.
• “Parts” means the equipment, parts, materials, supplies, components and other goods, which Seller has
identified in this Proposal.
• “Seller” means, “GEII”
• “Site” means the premises where the Buyer’s Equipment is located.
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SUBMITTAL AND ACCEPTANCE
Subject: Proposal No. 722856A – LM2500base to LM25+ DLE upgrade
GEII submits this proposal to Torraspapel in confidence for Torraspapel’s evaluation of the products and
services offered. Its contents are proprietary to GEII. By taking receipt of this proposal, Torraspapel agrees
not to reveal its contents in whole or in part beyond those persons in its own organization necessary to
properly evaluate this proposal or to perform any resulting contract. Torraspapel agrees not to reveal the
contents of this proposal to a third party or make copies of this proposal without the prior written consent
of GEII. Torraspapel also agrees to return this entire proposal to the undersigned, if not accepted.
This proposal submitted by:
Name: ________________________________________
Title: ________________________________________
For: ________________________________________
Date: ________________________________________
Upon acceptance, this proposal shall constitute the entire agreement between the parties and any under-
standing, promise, representation, warranty or conditions not incorporated herein shall not be binding on
either party.
This proposal is accepted by:
Name: ________________________________________
Title: ________________________________________
For: ________________________________________
Date: ________________________________________
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Appendix A. Technical Assistance Rates (11/2010)

GE Aero Energy Services
TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE
EFFECTIVE OCTOBER 1, 2010
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GE Energy’s aeroderivative gas turbines Global Field Services is a Andorra Luxembourg

world-class service and support network designed to anticipate and Austria Macedonia
respond to our customers needs throughout the product life of GE Belgium Malta
LM engines and packages. The worldwide team supplies the highest Bulgaria Monaco
quality parts, tools and technical support which is closely tied to Croatia Netherlands
our Service Engineering teams. This may result in higher availability Cyprus Norway
and lower costs for you, the customer. Please contact your Service Czech Republic Poland
Manager for any of your service needs, 24 hours a day, 7 days Denmark Portugal
a week. Finland Romania
France San Marino
Offerings Germany Serbia
GE Energy’s aeroderivative gas turbines Global Field Services is Greece Slovenia
dedicated to responding to your needs in an expedient manner. Hungary Spain
Our Field Service should help minimize your downtime and provide a Ireland Sweden
lower cost operation by providing full technical coverage for your Italy Switzerland
engine and package. Our services include but are not limited to: Kosovo
Periodic Inspections of the engine and package, Hot Sections, Latvia
Generator Test and Inspection, Trim Balances, Vibration Surveys,
Performance Testing, Controls Calibration, and all Level 1 & 2
Maintenance.
In response to our customers’ requests for flexibility in commercial

offerings, Global Field Services now provides the option for Firm Fixed Pric-
ing on many work scopes.
Technical Assistance
Labor Rate Incremental
Per Hour Charges
Rate Classification Straight Time Overtime Double Time High Security Emergency Offshore/
Areas Call-Out Man Camps
Field Representative $234 $351 $468 + 25% + 20% + 20%

Specialty Field Rep $310 $465 $620 + 25% + 20% + 20%
Site Manager $324 $486 $648 + 25% + 20% + 20%
Mobilization Fee $375
All charges are USD/HR

LM is a registered trademarks of The General Electric Company
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GE Energy’s aeroderivative gas turbines Global Field Services

provides multiple levels of technical support as follows:
Field Service Representative

Perform the maintenance action as well as provide technical advice
Site Manager
based on good engineering, manufacturing, installation and opera-
Manages all aspects of GE Field Services work and coordinates
tion practices applicable to the equipment. Such services also include
all GE activities on site.
testing, adjustment, and installation and start-up. Field Engineering
Service does not include supervision of Purchaser’s agents or other
Notes:
contractors.
Applicable Rates:
The normal workweek is five consecutive eight-hour days (typical to
Specialty Field Representative
specific countries, contact your local Regional Field Service Office).
May be any of the following:
Time in excess of the normal workday/workweek will be billed at the
• Gas Turbine DLE Mapper: Specialist skilled in methods required
overtime rate. Over Time applies to billable hours on Saturdays and
for adjusting the Dry Low Nox system to optimize gas turbine
emissions and life expectancy of combustion system compo- normal workday hours greater than 8 hours and less than 12 hours.
nents. Double Time applies to billable hours on Sundays, holidays and nor-
• Laser Alignment: Specialists utilizing GE proprietary digital laser mal workday hours greater than 12 hours. OT/DT will be charged as
alignment equipment, technology, and fleet data, to optimize in- applicable to local labor laws.
ternal component alignment and potentially provide significant
reductions in outage duration over conventional alignment Minimum Charge
methods.
A minimum charge of 8 hours straight time plus per diem and
• Programming and Controls
travel expense is charged for any service job. Offshore vessels or
• Boro-blend: Specialists trained at blending damage to the
HPC/LPC blades through the borescope ports. rigs and work in isolated areas with man-camps will be charged
• Excitation: Specialists skilled in the start-up and troubleshooting a minimum 12 hours per day.
of excitation systems interfacing circuits, breakers, and power
systems. Mobilization Fee
• Vibration: Specialists experienced in vibration data acquisition, Mobilization fee consists of basic job preparation including but not
vibration machinery diagnostics, rotor balance analysis, and limited to: normal risk assessments or method statements; environ-
recommendations on installation of balance weights. mental, health and safety preparation; tooling and resource coordi-
• Diagnostics: Specialists skilled in performance diagnostic tests nation and restocking. This fee is invoiced on a per dispatch basis in
data analysis, such as plant evaluations, equipment, perfor-
the amount of $375 USD.
mance services and general consulting for plant performance is-
sues.
Waiting Time/Standby Time
If the Field Service Technician is requested to wait at the site location,
waiting time will be charged at minimum 8 hours per day at the ap-
plicable rate (i.e., standard rates times applicable multipliers) as set
forth in the rate sheet. If the customer does not request the techni-
cian to wait, no charges will be due, the technician will not be availa-
ble to work and, the technician is considered unassigned and free to
be assigned to other projects. Waiting time on offshore floating ves-
sels, stationary rigs, and at isolated sites with man-camp living facili-
ties will be charged a minimum 12 hours per day.
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Working Hours
Individual maximum working hours are 12 hours per day not to ex-
ceed 84 hrs per fiscal week. Exceptions to the maximum 12 hour
workday must be agreed to PRIOR to work commencing with the
local Regional Field Service Office up to a maximum of 16 hours per
day per individual (followed by an appropriate 10 hour rest cycle) but Living Expenses:
not to exceed 84 hours per week. Unless otherwise contracted, work- Per Diem will be billed for any portion of a day worked including travel
ing hours do not include the following: lunch or daily travel less than days. This daily charge is for normal daily expenses such as lodging,
30 minutes per leg between lodging and work location. Contact your meals, laundry, normal communication expenses, fuel for rental car,
local Regional Field Service Office for further clarification. In situations and reasonable road tolls for all days. Any other daily expenses will
where local regulations or customer policies exist regarding on-duty be invoiced at Cost +15%.
limitations, the more conservative procedure shall take precedence. • Regular per diem, $253 per day per employee
• High cost per diem (Applies when lodging cost is more than
Travel Time $130 per night, including taxes/per person), $330 per day
Travel time will be charged at the applicable hourly rate (i.e., stand- per employee
ard rate times applicable multipliers) as set forth in the rate sheet,
on a round trip basis, with the point of departure based on the loca- Emergency Call-out:
tion of the GE representative’s office/service center. Dispatch with less than 48 hours notice will be assessed a 20%
Emergency Call-out fee on labor hours only.
Transportation Expenses Offshore & Man Camps
All transportation (i.e., mileage, airfare, train, taxi, ferry, rental car, Any labor for work sites located on offshore floating vessels, station-
etc.) expenses for each dispatch are invoiced at Cost +15%. Mileage ary rigs or in isolated areas with man-camp living facilities, will be
will be invoiced at $1.47 USD/mile when technicians travel to cus- assessed a 20% fee for all hours on site.
tomer site via automobile.
Purchased Materials & Contracted Services:
Holidays Will be billed at cost plus 30%.
Holidays are country specific and doubletime rates are applicable. A
holiday schedule for each country can be provided upon request.
High Security Area

A region deemed to have a substantial level of security risk inherent
with the location will be assessed a minimum 25% Security fee on all
labor hours.
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Tooling Rental fees - Transactional & CSA Shipping Fees

All customs, duties and handling fees incurred by GE in the pro-
cess of importing or exporting tooling or goods on behalf of the
GE rents level 1 and level 2 special tools at competitive rates. customer, including excess baggage and customs duties for hand
These tools are available through your respective Service Manager. carried items, will be invoiced at Cost +15% handling fee.
Tooling pricing is based on work scope as listed in tooling rental table
(Transactional & CSA). Listed price provides special tooling to com-
plete contracted scope of work for the normal maintenance duration. Terms and Conditions. Customer Service Support is subject to stand-
Tooling required on site beyond the normal duration (1 Week) of the ard terms and conditions - GE Form APS 33D.
contracted scope of work will be assessed a daily fee.
A GE Technical Representative must accompany all rentals Effectivity
of GE tooling asset. Tooling is not rented separately for direct cus- These prices supersede all previously published prices for this same
tomer use service. The prices of additional or newly established service will be
available on a quotation basis and may be subject to revision until
such time as they are incorporated into the next issue of this price
Tooling Rental fees - Installation & Commissioning sheet. The prices indicated are list unit prices and are subject to
GE rents level 1 and level 2 special tools at competitive rates. change without notice.
These tools are available through your respective Service Manager.
Tooling pricing is based on work scope as listed in tooling rental table
Installation & Commissioning (I&C). Listed price provides special tool-
ing to complete contracted scope of work.. Tooling required on site
will be assessed a weekly fee. A GE Technical Representative must
accompany all rentals of GE tooling asset. Tooling is not rented sepa-
rately for direct customer use
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Tool Rental Pricing - Transactional & CSA
Catalog Workscope Description Normal Scope Rate Daily Rate

APS_FS_HS-LM60-LMS LM6000/LMS100 Hot Section Workscope Tooling $30,712 $7,681
APS_FS_HS-LM25-50 LM2500/5000 Hot Section Workscope Tooling $14,879 $4,960
APS_FS_HS-LM5-15-16 LM500/1500/1600 Hot Section Workscope Tooling $9,223 $3,074
APS_FS_ENG-PTXCHNG Engine or PT Exchange Workscope Tooling $5,132 $1,714
APS_FS_INSP-SEMI Semi Annual Package Inspection Tooling $1,746 $1,746
APS_FS_INSP-ANNUAL Annual Package Inspection Tooling $3,502 $1746
APS_FS_GEN-MINOR Generator Minor Inspection Tooling $3,150 $793
APS_FS_GEN-MAJOR Generator Major Inspection Tooling $14,558 $2,431
APS_FS_TOOL-SPC Special Package Tooling Work Packages - PTK, FTK, ADRE, Emission, etc. $2,357 $793
APS_FS_TOOL-STND Standard Package Tooling Work Packages - Shaker, O-Scope, precision, Impact, etc. $793 $386
APS_FS_TOOL-MINR Minor Package Tooling Work Packages - Fanuc, Genius, etc. $80 $80
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Tool Rental Pricing - Transactional & CSA – Continued
Catalog Workscope Description Normal Scope Daily

Rate Rate
APS_FS_LPC Low Pressure Compressor Workscope Tooling $5,570 $1,864
APS_FS_TMF Turbine Mid Frame Workscope Tooling $5,570 $1,864
APS_FS_HPC High Pressure Compressor Workscope Tooling $1,864 $1,864
APS_FS_BSI-BLEND Borescope or Boreblend Tooling n/a $793
APS_FS_ENG-LVL1 Level 1 work package tooling / per n/a $150
APS_FS_SB220 Includes Engine Exchange + LPC + SB220 $16,261 $5,570
APS_FS_Flush Oil System Flush (Turbine or Generator) $3,792 $546
APS_FS_LMS100XCHNG LMS100 Engine or PT Exchange Workscope $5,728 $1,913
APS_FS_TOOL-OTHER Other as quoted Quote Quote
Tool Rental Pricing - Installation & Commissioning

Catalog Workscope Description Weekly Rate
APS_FS_TOOL-SPC Special Package Tooling Work Packages - PTK, FTK, ADRE, Emission, etc $2,350
APS_FS_TOOL-STND Standard Package Tooling Work Packages - Shaker, O-Scope, precision, Impact, etc. $793
APS_FS_TOOL-MINR Minor Package Tooling Work Packages - Fanuc, Genius, etc. $80
APS_FS_ENG-LVL1 Level 1 work package tooling $150
APS_FS_Flush Oil System Flush (Turbine or Generator) $3792
APS_FS_LMS_CONEX LMS100 I&C Tool Conex (Normal Scope 6 months) $80,000 Weekly $963
APS_FS_LMS100XCHNG LMS100 Engine or PT Exchange Workscope $5,728
APS_FS_TOOL-OTHER Other as quoted Quote
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Appendix B. Terms and Conditions for Sale of Parts and Services – GE Form APS33D (12/2002)
TERMS AND CONDITIONS

FOR SALE OF PARTS AND SERVICES
GE FORM APS33D (Rev. 12/ 2002)
NOTICE 1: Sale of any Parts or Services (as defined in Section 14.6 below) identified herein is expressly condi-
tioned on the Buyer's assent to the terms and conditions contained or referred to herein (hereinafter “Terms and
Conditions”). Any additional or different terms or conditions proposed by Buyer are expressly objected to and will
not be binding upon Seller unless specifically assented to in writing by Seller's authorized representative. Any or-
der for, or any statement of intent to purchase hereunder, or any direction to perform work or any assent to Seller's
performance of work shall constitute assent to these Terms and Conditions. Unless otherwise specified in writing
by Seller, any quotation by Seller shall expire 30 days from its date and may be modified or withdrawn by Seller pri-
or to receipt of Buyer’s acceptance.
NOTICE 2: The Parts sold hereunder are not intended for application, and shall not be used, in connection with any
nuclear facility or activity except as expressly provided in Article 9 (Prohibition on Nuclear Use).
1. PAYMENT 1.2 If Buyer fails to fulfill any condition of its payment obligations,
Seller may suspend performance and delivery. Any cost incurred
1.1 (i) For Domestic Parts Transactions: Except as otherwise by Seller in accordance with such suspension (including storage
provided in Seller’s proposal or the Agreement, Buyer shall pay Sell- costs) shall be payable by Buyer upon submission of Seller’s in-
er the agreed purchase price in cash, in United States of America voices. Performance of Seller’s obligations shall be extended for a
(“U.S.”) Dollars, without right of set-off, in full within thirty (30) days period equaling the period of Buyer’s nonfulfillment of any portion
after shipment. For the purposes of payment, shipment is defined as of the payment terms of the Agreement, whether or not Seller sus-
the date the bill of lading is signed by the carrier covering the ship- pends performance, and such additional time as may be reasona-
ment of the last major component of each Part. As used herein, a bly necessary in the circumstances. If Buyer does not correct such
“Domestic Transaction” shall mean any transaction in which both failure in the manner and time satisfactory to Seller, then Seller
Buyer and Seller are domiciled in the same country. may, at its option, terminate the transaction in respect to the por-
tion of the Parts not delivered and work not yet performed. Buyer
(ii) For International Parts Transactions: Unless Seller's order shall pay Seller its reasonable and proper termination charges in
acknowledgement permits payment by check, cash, wire transfer, or the event of such termination.
electronic fund transfer, payment shall be made in U.S. Dollars upon
presentation of the specified documents against one or more irrevo-
cable letters of credit issued or confirmed by a U.S. bank acceptable 1.3 If Buyer’s financial condition or payment practices at any time do
to Seller (“Letter of Credit”), which Letter of Credit shall (a) be estab- not justify continuation of the work to be performed by Seller on the
lished by Buyer, at Buyer’s expense (including confirmation charg- terms of payment set forth above, Seller may require full or partial
es), (b) be opened sixty (60) days prior to the earliest scheduled payment in advance or shall be entitled to terminate this Agree-
shipment and (c) remain in effect until ninety (90) days after the lat- ment. If Buyer becomes bankrupt or insolvent, or if any proceed-
est scheduled shipment. The Letter of Credit shall provide for partial ing is brought against Buyer, voluntarily or involuntarily, under the
payments pro rata on partial deliveries and for the payment of any bankruptcy laws or any insolvency laws, Seller shall be entitled to
charges for storage, export shipment, price adjustments, cancellation terminate this Agreement. Buyer shall pay Seller its reasonable
or termination, and all other payments due from Buyer under any and proper termination charges in the event of such termination.
agreement of which these Terms and Conditions are a part (“Agree-
ment”) against Seller’s invoice and certification of the charges and
grounds for such payment. Buyer will increase the amount(s) and/or 1.4 If Repair Services are performed at the Repair Facility,
extend the validity period(s) and make appropriate modifications to Buyer agrees that, in addition to any right of lien which Seller may
any Letter of Credit within thirty (30) days of Seller’s notification that be entitled to as a matter of law, Seller shall be entitled to a gen-
such is necessary to provide for payments to become due. As used eral lien on the Buyer’s Equipment in Seller's possession, including
herein, an “International Transaction” is any transaction in which any Buyer’s Equipment which has already been paid for by Buyer,
Buyer and Seller are domiciled in separate countries. to the extent of the unpaid Contract Price. If Buyer fails to fulfill
any condition of its payment obligations, Seller may suspend or
(iii) For Primary and Supplementary Services pro rata pay- terminate further performance and may retain possession of the
ment shall become due as work is completed upon receipt of Seller’s Buyer’s Equipment until Buyer fulfills its payment obligations. If
invoice. Buyer's payment obligations are not fulfilled within ninety (90) days
after receipt of Seller's invoice, Seller may, upon not less than
(iv) For Repair Services pro rata payment shall become due seven (7) days written notice by registered mail to Buyer, sell the
as Buyer’s Equipment is made available for shipment from the Re- Buyer’s Equipment at a public or private sale and apply the net
pair Facility or as work is completed at the Site upon receipt of Sell- proceeds to offset Buyer's payment obligations.
er’s invoice. Upon agreement to any suspension of Services, Buyer
shall make payment to Seller based on the Contract Price and the 1.5 Except as otherwise provided in Seller’s proposal or the
percentage of work completed prior to the suspension. Agreement, if Buyer purchases a rotable assembly, Buyer must
return the removed assembly to Seller with thirty (30) days after
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Buyer’s receipt of the rotable assembly. Assemblies not returned

within thirty (30) days are subject to a surcharge of ten percent
3.2 Title to Parts and materials to be shipped from the U.S. shall pass
(10%) of the list price of the purchased rotable assembly. to Buyer immediately after each item departs from the territorial
land, seas and overlying airspace of the U.S. For this purpose, the
parties acknowledge that the territorial seas of the U.S. extend to
2. TAXES AND DUTIES twelve nautical miles from the baseline of the country determined
in accordance with the 1982 United Nations Convention of the Law
2.1 Seller shall be responsible for, and shall pay directly, any and all of the Sea. Title to Parts to be shipped from within the country
corporate and individual taxes that are measured by net income or where the Part will be installed shall pass to Buyer when made
profit imposed by any governmental authority of any country on Sell- available for shipment from the manufacturer’s factory or the stor-
er, its employees or subcontractors due to the execution of any age facility utilized by Seller. Title to Parts shipped direct from a
agreement or the performance of or payment for work hereunder (the European Union (“EU”) manufacturer or a EU storage facility out-
“Seller Taxes”). If Buyer deducts or withholds Seller Taxes, Buyer side the country where the Part will be installed shall pass to Buyer
shall furnish within one month to Seller accurate official receipts from at the earlier of the port of export immediately after the Parts have
the appropriate governmental authority for each deducted or withheld been cleared for export or immediately after each item departs
Seller Tax. Buyer shall be responsible for, and shall pay directly from the territorial land, seas and overlying airspace of the EU
when due and payable, any and all Buyer Taxes (defined in Section sending country. Title to Parts to be shipped from any other coun-
2.2 below), and all payments due and payable by Buyer to Seller try shall pass to Buyer at the port of export immediately after the
hereunder shall be made in the full amount of the purchase price, Parts have been cleared for export. Seller shall remain responsible
free and clear of all deductions and withholding, for Buyer Taxes. If for risk of loss to all Parts until the later of passage of title pursuant
Buyer deducts or withholds Buyer Taxes, Buyer shall pay additional to this Section 3.2 or delivery pursuant to Section 3.1.
amounts to Seller to cause the amounts actually received by Seller,
net of deducted or withheld Buyer Taxes, to equal the full amount3.3 of If any Parts cannot be shipped to Buyer when ready due to any
the purchase price, and shall provide to Seller within one month, cause not attributable to Seller, upon notice to Buyer, Seller may
along with such payments, accurate official receipts from the appro- ship such Parts to storage. If such Parts are placed in storage,
priate governmental authority for deducted or withheld Buyer Taxes. including storage at the facility where manufactured, the following
If Seller is required to pay Buyer Taxes, Buyer shall, promptly upon conditions shall apply: (i) title and all risk of loss or damage shall
presentation of Seller's invoice for such Buyer Taxes, pay to Seller in thereupon pass to Buyer if it had not already passed; (ii) any
U.S. dollars an amount equal to the U.S. dollar equivalent of such amounts otherwise payable to Seller upon delivery or shipment
Buyer Taxes (calculated at the exchange rate in effect at the time shall be payable upon presentation of Seller’s invoices and certifi-
payment of such Buyer Taxes was made). cation as to cause for storage; (iii) all expenses incurred by Seller,
such as for preparation for and placement into storage, handling,
2.2 "Buyer Taxes" means all taxes, duties, fees, or other charges of any inspection, preservation, insurance, storage, removal charges and
nature (including, but not limited to, ad valorem, consumption, ex- any taxes shall be payable by Buyer upon submission of Seller’s
cise, franchise, gross receipts, import, license, property, sales, invoices; and (iv) when conditions permit and upon payment of all
stamp, storage, transfer, turnover, use, or value-added taxes, and amounts due hereunder, Seller shall resume delivery of the Parts
any and all items of withholding, deficiency, penalty, addition to tax, to the originally agreed point of delivery.
interest, or assessment related thereto), other than Seller Taxes,
imposed by any governmental authority of any country on Seller or
its employees or subcontractors due to the execution of any agree- 3.4 Title to Services shall pass to Buyer as performed.
ment or the performance of or payment for Services hereunder.
Export Parts, which means Parts delivered to a location outside the
country of origin, are presumed to be exempt from Buyer Taxes lev- 3.5 If Repair Services are performed at the Repair Facility, the
ied within the country of origin. When requested by Seller, Buyer following shall apply:
agrees to furnish without charge evidence of tax or duty exemption
acceptable to the taxing or customs authorities. Furthermore, if Buy- (i) Buyer shall be responsible for all actions and costs related to
er arranges for export shipment, Buyer agrees to provide Seller with- transporting the Buyer’s Equipment to and from the Site and the
out charge, an export bill of lading. Repair Facilities. Notwithstanding any other provisions in the
Agreement, including any reference to Incoterms, Buyer shall bear
3. DELIVERY, TITLE TRANSFER, RISK OF risk of loss for Buyer’s Equipment during the term of the Agree-
LOSS, STORAGE ment, whether at the Site, the Repair Facilities or in transit to or
from the Repair Facilities. Buyer shall be solely responsible for
3.1 (i) For Shipments within the Country of Origin or Manufacture: Seller providing adequate insurance for the Buyer’s Equipment during the
shall deliver the Parts to Buyer EXW Seller’s facility, place of manu- term of the Agreement.
facture or warehouse (Incoterms 2000).
(ii) Upon notification by Seller that the Repair Services have been
(ii) For U.S. Exports: Seller shall deliver the Parts to Buyer EXW Seller’s completed, Buyer shall arrange for the removal of the Buyer’s
facility, place of manufacture or warehouse (Incoterms 2000). Equipment from the Repair Facilities within ten (10) days of such
notification. Buyer shall reimburse Seller at Seller's then current
(iii) For All Other Export Shipments, Seller shall deliver the Parts to Buyer storage rate for any additional days the Buyer’s Equipment re-
FCA Port of Export (Incoterms 2000). mains at the Repair Facilities.
(iv) Buyer shall pay all delivery costs and charges. Except for (iii) those Subject to Seller's lien rights under the
obligations which are consistent with Incoterms 2000 specifically Agreement or arising under the law, title and right of possession of
stated above, Seller shall be without liability on any claim asserted Buyer’s Equipment shall remain with Buyer.
by Buyer with respect to such delivery. Partial deliveries will be per-
mitted. Delivery times are approximate and are dependent upon 4. EXCUSABLE DELAYS
prompt receipt by Seller of all materials and information necessary to
proceed with the work without interruption. Seller may deliver all or
any of the Parts in advance of the delivery schedule.
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4.1 Seller shall not have any liability or be considered to be in breach or product thereof, furnished by GE hereunder, other than in and to
default of its obligations under the Agreement, to the extent that the ultimate country of destination specified on Buyer’s order
performance of such obligations is delayed or prevented, directly or and/or declared as the country of ultimate destination on Seller’s
indirectly, due to: (i) causes beyond its reasonable control; or (ii) acts invoice.
of God, acts (or failures to act) of governmental authorities, fires,
severe weather conditions, earthquakes, strikes or other labor dis- 5.4 Notwithstanding any other provisions herein, Buyer shall be
turbances, floods, war (declared or undeclared), epidemics, civil responsible for timely obtaining any required authorization, such as
unrest, riot, delays in transportation, or car shortages; or (iii) acts (or an export license, import license, foreign exchange permit, work
omissions) of Buyer including failure to promptly: (a) provide Seller permit or any other governmental authorization, even though any
with information and approvals necessary to permit Seller to proceed such authorization may be applied for by Seller. Buyer and Seller
with work immediately and without interruption, or (b) comply with the shall provide each other reasonable assistance in obtaining re-
terms of payment, or (c) provide Seller with such evidence as Seller quired authorizations. Seller shall not be liable if any authorization
may request that any export or import license or permit has been is delayed, denied, revoked, restricted or not renewed and Buyer
issued (if such is the responsibility of Buyer), or (iv) shipment to stor- shall not be relieved thereby of its obligations to pay Seller for the
age under Article 3 or (v) inability, due to causes beyond the reason- Parts and Services.
able control of Seller, to obtain necessary materials, necessary com-
ponents or services. Seller shall notify Buyer in the event of any 5.5 Seller acknowledges that, in connection with the performance of
such delay. The date of delivery or of performance shall be extend- the Agreement, the import and customs laws and regulations of the
ed for a period equal to the time lost by reason of delay, plus such country in which the Facility is located apply to the furnishing and
additional time as may be reasonably necessary to overcome the shipment of the Parts.
effect of such excusable delay. Seller shall notify Buyer, as soon as
practicable, of the revised delivery date. If Seller is delayed by acts5.6 Seller shall not comply with any law, regulation or requirement
or omissions of Buyer, or by the prerequisite work of Buyer’s other which would subject Seller to criminal or civil penalties or loss of
contractors or suppliers, Seller shall also be entitled to an equitable tax benefits under any federal, state or local law or regulation of
price adjustment. the U.S.A., and the execution of the Agreement does not constitute
the furnishing of, or an agreement to furnish, any information which
4.2 If delay excused by this Article extends for more than one hundred would subject Seller to any of the above mentioned penalties or
twenty (120) days and the parties have not agreed upon a revised loss of tax benefits.
basis for continuing the work at the end of the delay, including ad-
justment of the price, then either party (except where delay is caused 6. WARRANTY
by Buyer, in which event only Seller), upon thirty (30) days written
notice, may terminate the order with respect to the unexecuted por-6.1 Seller warrants to Buyer that at the time of delivery the Parts shall
tion of the work, whereupon Buyer shall promptly pay Seller its ter- be free from defects in material, workmanship and title and that the
mination charges determined in accordance with Seller's standard Services will be performed in a competent and diligent manner in
accounting practices upon submission of Seller's invoices therefor. accordance with any mutually agreed specifications. Seller pro-
vides no warranty for incidental materials and consumables utilized
5. COMPLIANCE WITH LAWS, CODES, AND in the performance of the Services and only the warranty given by
STANDARDS the manufacturer, if any, shall apply.
5.1 The price is based on Seller's design, manufacture, testing and 6.2 If any failure to meet the foregoing Parts warranty appears within
delivery of the Parts and performance of the Services pursuant to (i) the Warranty Period (as defined in Section 6.3), Buyer shall
its design criteria, manufacturing processes and procedures and promptly notify Seller and make the Parts available promptly for
quality assurance program, (ii) those portions of industry specifica- correction. Seller shall thereupon correct any defect by, at its op-
tions, codes and standards in effect as of the date of Seller’s pro- tion, (i) repairing the defective Parts or (ii) making available neces-
posal to Buyer which Seller has deemed applicable to the Parts and sary replacement Parts EXW Seller’s factory (Incoterms 2000). If
Services, (iii) the national laws and rules of the country of manufac- any failure to meet the foregoing Services warranty with respect to
ture in effect on the date of Seller’s proposal to Buyer and (iv) any Primary Services appears within the Warranty Period, Buyer shall
mutually agreed upon specification. promptly notify Seller and make Buyer’s Equipment available
promptly for correction. Seller shall thereupon correct any defect
5.2 The price will be equitably adjusted to reflect additional costs by reperforming defective Primary Services. If any failure to meet
incurred by Seller resulting from (i) a change in standards and regu- the foregoing Services warranty with respect to Repair Services
lations described in 5.1(ii) or 5.1(iii) after the date of Seller’s proposal appears within the warranty period for Repair Services, Buyer shall
to Buyer which affect the Parts and Services or (ii) changes required promptly notify Seller in writing of the defect. Seller shall there-
to comply with applicable regulatory, legal or industrial requirements upon correct any defect by reperforming the defective Repair Ser-
in the location where the Parts will be installed and the Services vices to the extent necessary and feasible, and, in the case where
performed. Buyer shall advise Seller of requirements affecting the a Part supplied by Seller in performing a Repair Service is defec-
Parts and Services resulting from the applicability of any laws, rules tive, Seller shall, at its options, repair the defective Part or make
or regulations in the location where the Parts will be installed and the available necessary replacement Parts FOB Seller’s factory. Buy-
Services performed. Reasonable adjustments will be made to the er shall, at Buyer’s cost, make the affected Buyer’s Equipment
delivery date, performance evaluation criteria and Service perfor- available to Seller at the Site if capable of being repaired at the
mance dates as may be appropriate to comply with the foregoing. Site or at the Repair Facilities if Seller determines that such war-
ranty repair cannot be made at the Site. Buyer shall be responsi-
ble for performing any decontamination on the affected Buyer’s
5.3 All transactions hereunder shall at all times be subject to and Equipment prior to the performance of Seller's warranty obliga-
conditioned upon compliance with all applicable export control laws tions.
and regulations of the U.S. Government and any amendments
thereof. Buyer hereby agrees that it shall not, except as said laws
and regulations may expressly permit, make any disposition by way
6.3 The foregoing warranties (except as to title) for (i) each Part shall
of transshipment, re-export, diversion or otherwise, of U.S. origin apply to defects which appear within eighteen (18) months from
goods or technical data (including computer software), or the direct delivery of the original Part or twelve (12) months from its first use,
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whichever occurs first, (ii) Primary Services shall apply to defects authority to settle and defend the claim, Seller shall, at its own
which appear within thirty (30) days from completion of the Primary expense and option, either (i) settle or defend the claim or any suit
Services, (iii) Repair Services shall apply to defects that appear with- or proceeding and pay all damages and costs awarded in it against
in twelve (12) months from completion of the Repair Services (the Buyer, or (ii) procure for Buyer the right to continue using the
“Warranty Period”). Parts, or (iii) modify the Parts so that they become non-infringing,
or (iv) replace the Parts with non-infringing Parts, or (v) remove the
6.4 Supplementary Services which are separately warranted in another infringing Parts and refund the price. If, in any suit arising from
part of Seller’s proposal or the Agreement shall be governed solely such a claim, the continued use of the Parts for the purpose in-
by the terms of such separate warranty. Where there is no such tended is forbidden by any court of competent jurisdiction, Seller
separate warranty, Seller warrants to Buyer that the Supplementary shall at its option take one or more of the actions under (ii), (iii), (iv)
Services will be performed in a competent manner. If any failure to or (v) above. The foregoing states the entire liability of Seller for
meet this warranty appears within one year from the date the Sup- patent infringement of any Parts.
plementary Service is performed, Buyer shall promptly notify Seller in
writing, but not later than thirty (30) days. Seller shall thereupon7.2 Section 7.1 shall not apply to (i) any Parts which are manufactured
correct any defect by reperforming the defective Supplementary to Buyer’s design or (ii) the use of any Parts furnished under the
Service. In the case of any Engineering Study/Inspection/Test Ser- Agreement in conjunction with any other apparatus or material not
vice, Seller does not warrant the accuracy of or the performance furnished by Seller. As to any Parts or use described in the pre-
results of any conclusions or recommendations provided, or that any ceding sentence, Seller assumes no liability whatsoever for patent
desired objective will result from the Engineering infringement.
Study/Inspection/Test Service performed.
7.3 With respect to any Parts furnished under the Agreement which
6.5 The supply of repaired or replacement Parts or the reperformance of are not manufactured by Seller, only the patent indemnity of the
Services by Seller pursuant to Section 6.2 shall not extend the dura- manufacturer, if any, shall apply.
tion of the Warranty Period. Seller shall not be responsible for re-
moval or replacement of systems, structures or other portions of
Buyer’s facility. If a defect in a Part or portion thereof cannot7.4 be General Indemnity. Seller hereby agrees to indemnify and hold
corrected by Seller’s reasonable efforts, the parties will negotiate an harmless Buyer from the cost of (i) repairing or, in the case of de-
equitable adjustment in price with respect to such Part or portion struction, replacing physically damaged tangible property of third
thereof. The condition of any tests shall be mutually agreed upon parties or (ii) injury to persons, including death, to the extent result-
and Seller shall be notified of and may be represented at all tests ing directly from the negligence of Seller or its officers, servants,
that may be made. agents, employees, and/or assigns while engaged in activities
under this Agreement. Buyer shall likewise indemnify and hold
harmless Seller from the cost of (i) repairing or, in the case of de-
struction, replacing physically damaged tangible property of third
6.6 Seller does not warrant the Services, Parts or any repaired or parties or (ii) injury to persons, including death, to the extent result-
replacement Parts (i) against normal wear and tear including that ing directly from the negligence of Buyer, its officers, servants,
due to environment or operation, including excessive operation at agents, employees, and or assigns, while engaged in activities
peak capability, frequent starting, type of fuel, detrimental air inlet relating to this Agreement. In no case, however, shall Seller or
conditions or erosion, corrosion or material deposits from fluids or (ii) Buyer have any obligation under the foregoing unless Seller or
which have been involved in an accident. The warranties and reme- Buyer is liable to the third party claimant under the law otherwise
dies set forth herein are further conditioned upon (i) the proper stor- normally applicable. In the event such damage or injury is caused
age, installation, operation, and maintenance of the Parts and con- by the joint or concurrent negligence of Seller and Buyer, the loss
formance with the operation instruction manuals (including revisions shall be borne by each party in proportion to its negligence.
thereto) provided by Seller and/or its subcontractors, as applicable
and (ii) repair or modification pursuant to Seller’s instructions or ap-
proval. Seller does not warrant any equipment or services of others 7.5 The indemnities provided for in Article 7.4 shall only apply if the
designated by Buyer where such equipment or services are not nor- party demanding to be indemnified gives the other party prompt
mally supplied by Seller. notice of any such claim and all necessary information and assis-
tance so that the other party, at its option, may defend or settle
6.7 The preceding Sections of this Article 6 set forth the exclusive such claim and the party demanding to be indemnified does not
remedies for all claims based on failure of or defect in the Parts and take any adverse position in connection with such claim. For pur-
Services provided under the Agreement, whether the failure or defect poses of Article 7.4, “third parties” shall not include: (i) the Buyer;
arises before or during the Warranty Period and whether a claim, (ii) the Owner (iii) the subsidiaries, parents, affiliates, agents,
however instituted, is based on contract, indemnity, warranty, tort successors or assigns of the Buyer and the Owner, including any
(including negligence), strict liability or otherwise. The foregoing operation or maintenance contractor; or (iii) any party (A) with any
warranties are exclusive and are in lieu of all other warranties and equity interest in the foregoing entities, or (B) with a security inter-
guarantees whether written, oral, implied or statutory. NO IMPLIED est of any nature in any such entity’s assets or property, or (C)
STATUTORY WARRANTY OF MERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESS which claims or seeks to claim any of the rights, powers or privi-
FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE SHALL APPLY. leges of the Buyer or Owner under this Agreement or claims or
seeks to claim as a third party beneficiary of the Buyer or Owner
under this Agreement.
7. INDENMIFICATION
8. LIMITATION OF LIABILITY
7.1 Patent Indemnity. Seller agrees to indemnify and hold harmless
Buyer from any rightful claim of any third party that the use by Buyer
of any Parts manufactured by Seller and furnished hereunder 8.1 in- The total liability of Seller, on all claims of any kind, whether in
fringes any U.S. patent that is issued before the date of Seller’s pro- contract, warranty, indemnity, tort (including negligence), strict
posal to Buyer. If Buyer notifies Seller promptly of the receipt of any liability, or otherwise, arising out of or related to these Terms and
such claim, does not take any position adverse to Seller regarding Conditions or the Agreement or its performance or breach, or from
such claim, and gives Seller information, assistance and exclusive use of any Parts or Services shall not exceed the price allocable to
the Parts or Services giving rise to the claim. All liability of Seller
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on all claims of any kind shall terminate upon expiration of the War-
ranty Period, provided that Buyer may enforce a claim of such liabil- The Parts and Services sold hereunder are not intended for appli-
ity accruing during the Warranty Period by an action timely com- cation, and shall not be used, in connection with any nuclear facili-
menced in accordance with the applicable statute of limitations ty or activity, and Buyer represents and warrants that it shall not
and/or statute of repose, but in no event greater than one year after use the Parts and Services for any such purpose, or permit others
the expiration of the Warranty Period. to use the Parts and Services for any such purpose. If, in breach
of the foregoing, any such use occurs, Seller shall have no liability
for any nuclear or other damage, injury or contamination, and, in
8.2 In no event, whether as a result of breach of contract, warranty, addition to any other legal or equitable rights of Seller, Buyer shall
indemnity, tort (including negligence), strict liability, or otherwise, indemnify Seller against any such liability, whether arising as a
shall Seller or its subcontractors or suppliers be liable for loss of result of breach of contract, warranty, indemnity, tort (including
profit or revenues, loss of use of the Parts and Services or any asso- negligence), strict liability or otherwise. In the event of any sale,
ciated equipment, facilities or vessels, cost of capital, cost of substi- lease or transfer of the Parts and Services, the provisions of Sec-
tute Parts and Services or any associated equipment, facilities, ser- tion 8.5 shall apply. Notwithstanding the foregoing, if Seller’s pro-
vices or replacement power, downtime costs, damage to associated posal or quotation so states, or Seller expressly agrees in writing,
equipment or facilities, claims for damages or costs related to the such Parts and Services may be used in connection with a com-
clean-up, removal, release or threatened release, remediation or mercial nuclear power plant located in Finland, Japan, Republic of
disposal of or any response to any hazardous or nuclear materials, South Korea, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Taiwan, the U.K. or the
or any special, consequential, incidental, indirect, speculative, puni- U.S., subject to Articles 15, 16 and 17 (Special Terms and Condi-
tive or exemplary damages, or claims of Buyer’s customers for any tions for Nuclear Applications) set forth below.
of the foregoing damages, and Buyer shall indemnify Seller against
all such claims of Buyer’s customers. 10. DISPUTE RESOLUTION, GOVERNING LAW
8.3 If Seller furnishes Buyer with advice or assistance concerning any 10.1 Any dispute involving a non-U.S. Buyer and arising out of or in
Parts, Services, systems or work which is not required pursuant to connection with these Terms and Conditions or the Agreement,
these Terms and Conditions or any mutually agreed written specifi- including any question regarding its existence, validity or termina-
cation, the furnishing of such advice or assistance will not subject tion, that cannot be settled by negotiation of the parties shall be
Seller to any liability, whether in contract, warranty, indemnity, tort referred to and finally resolved by arbitration under the London
(including negligence), strict liability or otherwise. Court of International Arbitration (“LCIA”) Rules, which Rules are
deemed to be incorporated by reference into this clause. The
8.4 Buyer waives rights of recovery against Seller, whether Buyer’s claim number of arbitrators shall be one unless the amount in dispute
is brought under breach of contract, warranty, indemnity, tort (includ- exceeds one million U.S. dollars, in which event it shall be three.
ing negligence), strict liability or otherwise, for loss or damage to the When three arbitrators are involved, each party shall have the right
property of Buyer to the extent such claim is covered by insurance to nominate an arbitrator, and the Chairman shall be appointed by
maintained by Buyer. the LCIA Court. The seat, or legal place, of arbitration shall be
New York, New York, U.S. The arbitration shall be conducted in
8.5 Buyer shall not sell, lease, or otherwise transfer the Parts, Services the English language. In reaching their decision, the arbitrators
or any interest therein without first providing Seller with a written shall give full force and effect to the intent of the parties as ex-
agreement from the buyer, lessee or other transferee providing pro- pressed in these Terms and Conditions and the Agreement, and if
tection against liability of Seller at least equivalent to this Article 8, a solution is not found herein, shall apply the law as described in
Article 9 (Prohibition on Nuclear Use), and Articles 15, 16 and 17 Section 10.2. The decision of the arbitrators shall be final and bind-
(Special Terms and Conditions for Nuclear Applications), and such ing upon both parties, and neither party shall seek recourse to a
agreement shall preserve to Seller the right to enforce it. Any trans- law court or other authorities to appeal for revisions of such deci-
fer contrary to this Section 8.5 shall, in addition to any other legal or sion.
equitable rights of Seller, make Buyer the indemnitor of Seller to the
same extent that Seller would have been protected had no such 10.2 Any claim involving a U.S. Buyer brought by either party against
transfer taken place. the other party for claims arising out of or related to these Terms
and Conditions or the Agreement shall be brought in the U.S. Dis-
trict Court for the Northern District of Georgia, or in the event that
8.6 In no event shall Seller be liable for any loss or damage whatsoever court lacks jurisdiction to hear the claim, in the appropriate state
arising from its failure to discover or repair latent defects or defects courts of Cobb County, Georgia, and the parties hereto consent to
inherent in the design of goods serviced (unless such discovery or the exclusive jurisdiction of such courts in respect of all such
repair is normally discoverable by tests expressly specified in the claims. Each party hereby submits to and accepts generally and
scope of work under the Agreement) or caused by the use of goods unconditionally the jurisdiction of those courts with respect to its
by the Buyer against the advice of Seller. respective person and property, and irrevocably consents to the
8.7 For the purposes of this Article 8, Article 9 (Prohibition on Nuclear service of process in connection with any such action or proceed-
Use), and Articles 15, 16 and 17 (Special Terms and Conditions for ing by personal delivery to the party or by the mailing thereof by
Nuclear Applications), the term "Seller" shall mean Seller, its affili- registered or certified mail, postage prepaid to the other party at
ates, subcontractors and suppliers of any tier, and their respective the address for the party.
agents and employees, whether individually or collectively.
10.3 The validity, performance and all matters relating to the
8.8 The provisions of this Article 8, Article 9 (Prohibition on Nuclear interpretation and effect of these Terms and Conditions and the
Use), and Articles 15, 16 and 17 (Special Terms and Conditions for Agreement shall be construed and interpreted in accordance with
Nuclear Applications) shall prevail over any conflicting or inconsistent the laws of the State of New York, U.S., excluding its law on the
provisions contained in any of the documents comprising the Agree- conflict or choice of laws, provided that any provision of such law
ment between Buyer and Seller, except to the extent that such provi- invalidating any provision of these Terms and Conditions or modi-
sions further restrict Seller's liability. fying the intent of the parties as expressed in these Terms and
Conditions shall not apply.
9. PROHIBITION ON NUCLEAR USE 11. CHANGES

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11.1 Engineering Changes: All Parts delivered shall conform to Seller’s for Buyer, by others (excluding competitors of Seller), non-
part number specified or (at Seller’s option) its equivalent or the su- infringing modification, overhaul, or maintenance work on the Parts
perseding part number subsequently assigned by Seller. In the and Services, subject to the same limitations set forth above,
event the Part ordered is not available, Seller is authorized to ship a which shall be confirmed in a written agreement with the party to
valid interchangeable Part without notice to Buyer. If the price of an whom further disclosure is made, or (v) subject to Section 8.5, as
equivalent or superseding part number is adjusted from the price of precluding Buyer from transferring ownership of Parts and Ser-
the original Part, Buyer shall be invoiced at the adjusted price. vices, provided that the instrument by which Buyer transfers any
Parts and Services may permit the use of such information and
11.2 Buyer Changes: Buyer may, by written change order, make mutually data relating to such Parts and Services by its transferee, subject
agreed to changes in the Parts and Services order and the sched- to the same limitations set forth above, and shall preserve to Seller
uled shipment date and/or performance date. If any such change the right to enforce such limitations.
results in an increase or decrease in the cost or time required for the
performance of the work under the Agreement, there shall be an 13. INSPECTION AND TESTING
equitable adjustment in the Agreement price and the scheduled
shipment date and/or performance date. Seller shall not be obligat- The quality control exercised by Seller in its manufacture of the
ed to proceed with the changed or extra work until the price of such Parts shall be in accordance with Seller’s normal quality control
change and its effect on the scheduled shipment date and perfor- policies, procedures, and practices. Seller is authorized to deliver
mance date have been agreed upon in a written change order. the Parts after inspection by Seller’s quality control representative.
Any Certificate of Inspection signed by Seller’s quality control rep-
12. CONFIDENTIALITY resentative shall be conclusive regarding inspection and tests.
Seller shall attempt to accommodate Buyer’s requests to witness
12.1 In connection with this transaction, Seller and Buyer (as to Seller’s test of the Parts, if such witnessing can be arranged with-
information disclosed, the “Disclosing Party”) may each provide the out delaying the work.
other party (as to information received, the “Receiving Party”) with
“Confidential Information.” Buyer shall not provide any Confidential 14. Health and Safety Matters
Information to Seller without Seller’s prior written consent to receive
it. “Confidential Information” as used in these Terms and Conditions 14.1 Buyer will take all necessary precautions, at all times, for the safety
shall mean all Parts and Services pricing, all terms of the Agreement, of Seller personnel at Site. This includes, but is not limited to,
and all information related to the business or products of the Disclos- instruction of Buyer's safety practices, proper and safe handling of
ing Party that is not generally known to the public, provided that the hazardous substances and protection of Seller's personnel from
obligations of this Article shall not apply as to any portion of the Con- exposure thereto, energization / de-energization of all power sys-
fidential Information which: (i) is or becomes generally available to tems (electrical, mechanical and hydraulic) using a safe and effec-
the public other than as a result of disclosure by the Receiving Party, tive lock-out tag procedure, and conducting periodic safety meet-
its representatives or its affiliates, or (ii) is or becomes available to ings during construction and start-up.
the Receiving Party or its representatives or affiliates on a non-
confidential basis from a source other than the Disclosing Party 14.2 Seller may, from time to time, conduct safety audits to insure safe
when such source is not, to the best of the Receiving Party’s conditions exist and make recommendations to Buyer concerning
knowledge, subject to a confidentiality obligation to the Disclosing same. Neither the conduct or non-conduct of safety audits nor the
Party, or (iii) has been or is subsequently independently developed making of any recommendation by Seller shall relieve Buyer of the
by the Receiving Party, its representatives or affiliates, without refer- responsibility to provide a safe place to work. If Seller personnel
ence to the Confidential Information, or (iv) is necessarily disclosed require medical attention, local Buyer facilities will be made availa-
in connection with permitted uses of the Parts. ble to Seller personnel for the duration of such needs.
12.2 The Receiving Party agrees, except as otherwise required by law:14.3 (i) If, in Seller's opinion, the safe execution of Services at the Site is,
to use the Confidential Information only in connection with this trans- or is apt to be, imperiled by local conditions, Seller may remove
action and permitted uses of the Parts and Services, and (ii) to take some or all of its personnel from the Site and/or supervise perfor-
reasonable measures to prevent disclosure of the Confidential Infor- mances of all or any part of its Services and/or evacuate its per-
mation, except to its employees to the extent necessary to facilitate sonnel and Buyer shall assist in said evacuation, any of which shall
this transaction and permitted uses of the Parts and Services. be considered to be an Excusable Delay.
12.3 14.4
If either party or any of their respective affiliates or representatives is In general, Seller personnel will have at least one day of rest in any
requested or required (by interrogatories, subpoena, or similar legal seven (7) consecutive days. However, with Seller's written consent
process) to disclose any Confidential Information, such party agrees and where the nature of the assignment requires, Seller personnel
to provide the Disclosing Party with prompt notice of each such re- may work seven (7) days a week for a maximum of thirty (30)
quest, to the extent practicable, so that the Disclosing Party may days. Unless prior written agreement is obtained from Seller's
seek an appropriate protective order or waive compliance by the headquarters, Seller personnel shall not work more than one hun-
Receiving Party with the provisions of this Article 12, or both. dred and forty (140) hours in any two (2) consecutive weeks or
sixteen (16) hours in any one day.
12.4 Nothing in these Terms and Conditions or the Agreement shall be
construed (i) to allow export or re-export of technical information14.5 in The operation of Buyer’s Equipment at the Site is the responsibility
violation of Section 5.3, or (ii) to limit or abridge the protection of of Buyer. If Buyer requires or permits Seller's personnel to operate
trade secrets under applicable trade secrets law, or (iii) as granting Buyer’s Equipment at the Site, Buyer shall indemnify and save
(by implication, estoppel or otherwise) any licenses or rights under Seller, its employees and agents, harmless from expense and
any patents, copyrights, mask works or other legally protectable liability (including reasonable attorneys' fees) incurred by or im-
intellectual property rights (present or future) of either party (although posed upon Seller, its employees and agents, based upon injury to
the parties may provide for such a license in an express written persons (including death) or damage to property resulting from
agreement), or (iv) subject to Section 6.5, as precluding Buyer from operation of equipment at the Site by Seller personnel.
using or furnishing to others information and data necessary to effect
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15. DIFFERING SITE CONDITIONS; HAZARDOUS OR ANY PART THEREOF.
MATERIALS
16.6. All Software is protected by the copyright laws of the United States
15.1 Seller shall promptly and, if feasible, before such conditions are and by applicable international treaties. No rights under copyrights
disturbed, notify Buyer in writing of: (i) subsurface or latent physical are transferred to Buyer, except as specifically provided above.
conditions at the Site differing materially from those indicated in the
Agreement, or (ii) unknown physical conditions at the Site, of 16.7 an All Software provided by Seller remains Seller's property. If Buyer
unusual nature, differing materially from those ordinarily encountered receives Software that renders Software that Buyer then has re-
and generally recognized as inherent in the work of the character dundant, Buyer must return the redundant Software to Seller or
provided for in the Agreement. Buyer shall promptly investigate the certify in writing that Buyer has erased all copies of it.
conditions. If it is determined that such conditions do materially differ
and cause an increase in Seller's cost of, or the time required 16.8 for, "SOFTWARE" MEANS A COMPUTER PROGRAM OR
performance of any part of the work under the Agreement, an equi- COMPILATION OF DATA THAT IS FIXED IN ANY TANGIBLE
table adjustment in price and time of performance shall be made and MEDIUM OF EXPRESSION, OR ANY STORAGE MEDIUM FROM
the Agreement modified in writing accordingly. WHICH THE PROGRAM MAY BE PERCEIVED, REPRODUCED
OR OTHERWISE COMMUNICATED, EITHER DIRECTLY OR
15.2 If, at the Site, Seller encounters toxic substances, hazardous WITH THE AID OF A MACHINE OR DEVICE, AND SHALL
substances or hazardous wastes (as such terms may be defined in INCLUDE WITHOUT LIMITATION ANY OF SELLER'S
any statute or ordinance or regulations promulgated by any federal, PROPRIETARY OPERATING SOFTWARE, PROVIDED FOR
state or local governmental authority of the United States or the THE ORDINARY OPERATION OF THE EQUIPMENT, ANY
country of the Site) (collectively, the “Hazardous Materials”) which OPTIONAL SOFTWARE TO ENHANCE THE OPERATION OF
require special handling and/or disposal, Buyer shall immediately THE EQUIPMENT, AS WELL AS ANY UPGRADES OR
take whatever precautions are required to legally eliminate such REVISIONS OF THIS MATERIAL THE SELLER PROVIDES IN
hazardous conditions so that the work under the Agreement may FULFILLMENT OF A SPECIFIC WRITTEN COMMITMENT OR
safely proceed. If any such Hazardous Materials cause an increase OTHERWISE. NOTHING HEREIN SHALL BE DEEMED TO
in Seller’s cost of or the time required for performance of any part of CREATE AN OBLIGATION ON THE PART OF SELLER TO
the work, an equitable adjustment shall be made in the price and PROVIDE ANY UPGRADE OR REVISION TO ANY SOFTWARE
schedule. Buyer agrees to properly dispose of all Hazardous Mate- OTHER THAN PURSUANT TO A WRITTEN OBLIGATION TO
rials produced or generated in the course of Seller’s work at the Site. DO.
Buyer shall indemnify Seller for any and all claims, damages, losses,
causes of action, demands, judgments and expenses arising out of 17. GENERAL CLAUSES
or relating to (i) the presence of any Hazardous Materials which are
present on the Site prior to the commencement of Seller’s work or17.1
(ii) Buyer may terminate the Agreement only upon paying Seller its
improperly handled or disposed of by Buyer or (iii) brought on to the termination charges determined in accordance with Seller’s stand-
Site or produced thereon by parties other than Seller. ard accounting practices upon submission of Seller’s invoices
therefor. Termination of the Agreement shall not relieve either
16. SOFTWARE LICENSE party of any obligation arising out of work performed prior to termi-
nation.
16.1 Buyer is granted a limited license for any Software (defined below)
delivered by Seller, whether as part of any Parts or equipment17.2
or Seller may assign or novate its rights and obligations regarding the
separately. Buyer is not granted a license for any other Software. Parts and Services, in part or in whole, to one or more of its sub-
This license allows Buyer to: sidiaries or affiliates without the consent of Buyer. Upon the effec-
tive date of such assignment or novation, all of the rights and obli-
16.2 Use the Software only on the Parts or equipment on which it is gations of Seller under these Terms and Conditions and the
installed at the time of delivery or, if Software is supplied separately, Agreement shall vest solely in Seller’s assignees and novatees.
in connection with Parts or equipment supplied by Seller. Buyer must However, Seller guarantees the performance of its assignees or
obtain a supplementary license from Seller (which Seller may or may novatees after the assignment or novation takes effect. Buyer
not grant in its sole discretion) before using the Software in connec- agrees to execute such documents as may be necessary to effect
tion with any other equipment or for any other purpose. the assignment or novation. The delegation or assignment by Buy-
er of any or all of its duties or rights under these Terms and Condi-
16.3 Make one copy of the Software in machine-readable form solely for tions or the Agreement without Seller’s prior written consent shall
backup purposes. Buyer must reproduce on each copy the copyright be void. Buyer shall notify Seller immediately upon any change in
notice and any other proprietary legends that were on the original its ownership or control. If Buyer fails to so notify Seller or if Seller
copy. objects to the change in ownership or control, Seller shall have the
unilateral right to terminate the Agreement. In lieu of termination,
16.4 Transfer the Software and all rights under this license to another Seller may require Buyer to provide adequate assurance of per-
party as part of the sale of the equipment with which it is used, but formance of the Agreement, and/or institute special controls, in-
only if the other party agrees in writing to be bound by the terms of cluding but not limited to, special controls regarding the protection
this Article 16 and the other provisions of the Agreement. of the Confidential Information of Seller.
16.5 Buyer may not distribute copies of the Software to others17.3 or Except as provided in Section 8.6, these provisions are for the
electronically transfer the Software from one computer to another benefit of the parties hereto and not for any other third party.
over a network. The Software contains trade secrets. In order to
17.4
protect them Buyer may not decompile, reverse engineer, disassem- These Terms and Conditions and the Agreement represent the
ble, or otherwise reduce the Software to a human-perceivable form. entire agreement between the parties, and no modification,
BUYER MAY NOT MODIFY, ADAPT, TRANSLATE, RENT, LEASE, amendment, rescission, waiver or other change shall be binding on
LOAN, RESELL FOR PROFIT, DISTRIBUTE, NETWORK, OR either party unless assented to in writing by the parties’ authorized
representatives. Any oral or written representation, warranty,
course of dealing or trade usage not contained or referenced in the
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Agreement shall not be binding on either party. Each party agrees Purchaser’s Insurance. The Seller shall be
that it has not relied on, or been induced by, any representations of included as an additional insured on the Purchaser’s or Owner’s All
the other party not contained in these Terms and Conditions or the Risk / Builder's Risk Insurance Policy, which will include a waiver
Agreement. of rights of subrogation against the Seller.
17.5 The invalidity, in whole or in part, of any of these Terms and

Conditions or any provision of the Agreement shall not affect the 17.11 As used in these Terms and Conditions:
validity of the remainder of these Terms and Conditions or any provi-
sion of the Agreement.
“Buyer’s Equipment” means Buyer’s equipment on which
the Services will be performed.
17.6 The following Articles and Sections shall survive termination or

cancellation of, and completion of work under, any Agreement be-
tween Buyer and Seller regarding the Parts: Article 2 (Taxes and “Contract Price” means the price to be paid by Buyer to Seller
Duties); Sections 5.3 and 5.5 of Article 5 (Compliance With Laws, under the Agreement for Parts and Services.
Codes and Standards); Article 6 (Warranty), Article 7 (Patent Indem-
nification), Article 8 (Limitation of Liability), Article 9 (Prohibition on
Nuclear Use), Article 10 (Dispute Resolution, Governing Law), Article “Owner” shall mean that corporation, partnership, or individual
12 (Confidentiality), Article 14 (General Clauses), and Articles 15, 16 which owns the facility in which the Parts will be installed or the
and 17 (Special Terms and Conditions for Nuclear Applications). Services Performed.
17.7 Nothing in these Terms and Conditions or the Agreement shall be
construed to impose any overall “system responsibility” on Seller.
“Part(s)” means all equipment, parts, materials, supplies, compo-
17.8 Any Part or Service provided hereunder shall be considered a nents, and other goods which Seller has contracted to supply to
Buyer under the Agreement;
“commercial item” as defined in FAR PART 2, 2.101 Definitions and
in accordance with FAR 52.244-6. If the reasonableness of the price
cannot be established through the presence of adequate price com-
petition or price elaboration, or if cost or pricing data should be re- “Primary Services” means:
quired for any other reason, or if the Part or Service cannot be con-
sidered a “commercial item”, Seller reserves the right to withdraw •the Technical Advisory Services or Field Engineering Services means
proposal or cancel the Agreement without penalty. technical advice and counsel from Technical Advisors or Field
Engineers provided by Seller based on Seller's current engineer-
ing, manufacturing, installation and operation practices as applica-
17.9 The specifications and standards explicitly cited in the statement of ble to the Buyer’s Equipment. To the extent specified in the Sell-
work, drawings, or elsewhere in the Agreement, are first tier specifi- er’s proposal, such services may also include testing, adjustment,
cation and standards, and are applicable only to the extent specified programming and other similar services. Unless otherwise speci-
in the Agreement. Second tier and lower documents referenced in fied in the Seller’s proposal or the Agreement, Technical Advisory
those first tier documents are for guidance only, and are not contrac- Services/Field Engineering Services do not include supervision or
tually binding. Seller shall only comply with the specifications specif- management of Buyer's employees, agents, or other contractors.
ically included in the Agreement and shall have no obligation to
comply with any additional specifications incorporated within those • Site Work Services meaning any combination of planning,
specifications or otherwise referenced. management, Technical Advisory Services, labor, tools and inci-
dental goods necessary to move, install, assemble, modify, repair,
modernize, start-up and/or maintain the Buyer’s Equipment at the
17.10 Insurance Site.
(a) •
Comprehensive General Liability. The Seller shall Job Management, meaning any combination of planning
furnish and maintain Comprehensive General Liability insurance with scheduling, monitoring, selection of crews, as specified in the
limits of not less than $1,000,000 per occurrence for bodily injury or Agreement but does not include responsibility for supervision of
death, and $1,000,000 per occurrence property damage plus Con- labor or for the quality or acts of craft labor.
tractual Liability coverage.
“Repair Facility” means Seller’s service shop where Repair Ser-
vices will be performed.
(b) Automobile Liability. The Seller shall furnish and
maintain automobile liability insurance with limits of not less than
“Repair Services” means service shop work performed in a service
$1,000,000 for each person, $1,000,000 for each occurrence and
shop or at the Site, such as, but not limited to: machining; welding;
$1,000,000 for property damages.
grinding; polishing; cleaning; inspection; disassembly or reassem-
bly and machine tool work such as lathe work or vertical bore mill
(c) Worker’s Compensation. The Seller will comply with work.
all federal and state workers compensation or similar laws which
might impose any charge or liability on the Purchaser in connection "Seller" means the entity issuing the proposal and its suc-
with this Agreement. cessors and permitted assigns.
(d) Certificates of Insurance. Upon written request by the "Services" means the Primary Services, Repair Services and Sup-
Purchaser, the Seller shall furnish the Purchaser with certificates of plementary Services specified in the proposal or the Agreement.
insurance evidencing that insurance has been provided to meet the
above requirements.
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"Site" means the premises where the Buyer’s Equipment is (iii) both. This provision will not affect Seller’s obligation under the
located. warranty provisions.
“Supplementary Services” means: 19. NUCLEAR PLANTS LOCATED OUTSIDE

THE U.S.
• Engineering Study/Inspection/Test Services, meaning system design
and/or analysis of equipment or systems by competent, experienced 19.1 This Article 16 applies with respect to any nuclear power plant
personnel using special techniques, instruments or devices with the located outside the U.S. for which nuclear use of Parts is permitted
objective of reporting opinions or recommendations related to the pursuant to Article 9 (the “Plant”, as used in this Article).
current condition and future serviceability of the equipment or sys-
tem.
19.2 Buyer will, without cost to Seller, obtain and maintain for the Plant,
Such other services as the parties agree in writing will be performed until decommissioning of the Plant, government indemnities, insur-
as Buyer and Seller may mutually agree in the Agreement. ance and/or other financial protection against liability to third par-
ties for nuclear damage (i) in amount and scope of coverage as
required by the applicable laws, treaties, and regulations of the
country in which the Plant is located, and (ii) under which no rights
of recourse or subrogation against Seller are retained by the gov-
SPECIAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS FOR NUCLEAR ernment, insurers, or other financial guarantors. Buyer will at all
APPLICATIONS times be the responsible operator of the Plant as described in the
applicable law and hereby waives all rights of recourse and subro-
18. NUCLEAR PLANTS LOCATED IN THE U.S. gation which it may have or acquire against Seller with respect to
liability for nuclear damage.
18.1 This Article 15 applies with respect to any nuclear power plant
located in the U.S. for which nuclear use of Parts is permitted pursu-
ant to Article 9 (the “Plant”, as used in this Article).
19.3 In the event that the nuclear liability protection system contemplat-
ed by the applicable law referred to in Section 16.2 above is re-
pealed, is changed, or expires after the date of Seller’s quotation
18.2 Buyer will, without cost to Seller, obtain and maintain for the Plant or proposal, Buyer, without cost to Seller, will maintain in effect
until decommissioning of the Plant: (i) an agreement of indemnifica- until the decommissioning of the Plant, to the extent available,
tion as contemplated by Section 170 of the Atomic Energy Act of liability protection through government indemnity, limitation of liabil-
1954, as amended, (the “Act”) and applicable regulations thereunder, ity and/or liability insurance which will not result in a material im-
and (ii) nuclear liability insurance from American Nuclear Insurers in pairment of the protection afforded Seller by such nuclear liability
such form and in such amount as will meet the financial protection protection system and this Article 16.
requirements of the NRC pursuant to Section 170 of the Act.
19.4 Seller shall not have any liability to Buyer or its insurers for nuclear
18.3 In the event that the nuclear liability protection system contemplated damage, and to the extent that Seller is not otherwise protected
by Section 170 of the Act is repealed, is changed, or expires after the against liability for nuclear damage, Buyer shall indemnify, defend
date of Seller’s quotation or proposal, Buyer, without cost to Seller, and hold Seller harmless against any such liability. As used in this
will maintain in effect until the decommissioning of the Plant, to the Article 16, “liability” means liability of any kind at any time whether
extent available, liability protection through government indemnity, in contract, warranty, indemnity, tort (including negligence), strict
limitation of liability and/or liability insurance which will not result in a liability or otherwise; “nuclear damage” means damage or loss of
material impairment of the protection afforded Seller by such nuclear any kind, wherever it may occur, which in whole or in part is
liability protection system and this Article 15. caused by, arises out of, results from, or is in any way related,
directly or indirectly, to the radioactive properties or a combination
Seller shall not have any liability to Buyer or its insurers for nuclear of radioactive properties with toxic, explosive or other hazardous
damage to any property located at the Plant site. To the extent that properties of nuclear fuel or radioactive products or waste or with
Buyer recovers damages from a third party for nuclear damage to any of them, including without limitation any loss of life or personal
which the foregoing waiver applies, Buyer shall indemnify Seller injury (including to Buyer’s employees), or any loss of, loss of use
against any liability for any damages which such third party recovers of, or damage to, property of Buyer or others, on or off the site,
over from Seller for such nuclear damage. As used in this Article 15, including the Plant itself; and “site” means the location of the
“liability” means liability of any kind at any time whether in contract, Plant. This provision will not affect Seller’s obligation under the
warranty, indemnity, tort (including negligence), strict liability or oth- warranty provisions.
erwise; “nuclear damage” means any loss, damage, or loss of use,
which in whole or in part is caused by, arises out of, results from, or 20. ALL NUCLEAR PLANTS -
is in any way related, directly or indirectly, to the hazardous proper- DECONTAMINATION
ties of source, special nuclear or byproduct material, as those mate-
rials are defined in the Act; and “site” means the area identified as Any decontamination necessary for Seller’s performance (including
the location in either (i) the nuclear liability insurance policy or (ii) the remedial warranty efforts) shall be performed by Buyer without cost
governmental agreement of indemnity issued pursuant to the Act or to Seller. Any of Seller's material or equipment which becomes
contaminated (including becoming radioactive) at the work site
shall, at Seller's option, be decontaminated or purchased by Buyer.
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Appendix C. Description of offering and benefits
1. INTRODUCTION
The primary differences between the base LM2500SAC gas turbine and the LM2500+DLE gas turbine are
the reconfigured and enlarged combustion section, and 0 stage blades are added to the compressor.
The DLE weighs more, contains a larger fuel supply (manifold) system with new metering and staging
valves, and incorporates bleed air systems for the Compressor Discharge air extractions.
The LM2500+/DLE is approximately 14 inches longer the base LM2500. The LM2500+DLE series gas gener-
ator is a two-shaft engine consisting of a variable geometry compressor, a triple-annular combustor, a
high-pressure turbine (HPT), an accessory drive gearbox, and controls and accessories. The triple-annular
configuration enables the combustor to burn fuel at a lower temperature over a larger cross sectional area
to achieve the same bulk gas temperature rise as a single set of nozzles burning at a higher core tempera-
ture. Gas fuel is introduced into the combustor through 75 air/gas premixers packaged in 30 externally
removable and replaceable modules. Nitrogen emissions (NOx) increase dramatically with higher firing
temperatures, and by lowering the highest temperature, NOx levels are kept at a minimum across the en-
tire power range. The combustion configuration of the DLE system is efficient enough to also maintain the
unburned hydrocarbons (UHC’s or CO typically) at low levels in the same ranges. The premixers produce a
very uniformly mixed, lean fuel/air mixture with half of these modules having two premixers and the other
half have three. The bleed air control system consists of an off-gas-generator CDP (Compressor Discharge
Pressure) bleed-valve and valve actuator, which houses a torque-motor-positioned by a hydraulic servo.
Bleed air is piped to the exhaust section.
LM2500+DLE engine
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2 MECHANICAL UPGRADE
2.1 New engine and Kits
The mechanical portion of the DLE upgrade will consist of the following new components: triple annular
combustor, new gas manifolds, nozzles, gas metering systems, and a CDP bleed. The control system will
have to be upgraded in order to control the +DLE model engine (controls and fuel sequencing).
The New Triple Annular Combustor/Fuel System will require the complete replacement of the present sin-
gular annular combustor. The new fuel system will consist of new premix nozzles and gas fuel manifolds
(3). The gas supply is controlled to these 3 manifolds via separate metering valves.
The DLE model engine requires CDP bleed consisting of a bleed valve and valve actuator with piping to ex-
tend from the CDP on engine connection to the exhaust.
The installation of a Compressor Discharge Pressure (CDP) bleed valve, which releases engine CDP air into
the exhaust stack
LM25+ with modified base, new front mounts & CDP line
Added engine and package instrumentation will include the addition of another probe to measure CDP
pressure, 2 additional pressure probes to measure fuel manifold pressures, an additional dual element T3
temperature sensor, redundant P2/T2 sensors, and 2 additional pressure sensors for acoustics.
The new fuel system instrumentation will require a gas chromatograph to monitor ongoing fuel lower heat-
ing values (LHV), 3 new fuel metering valves, and 11 new fuel staging valves
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2.2 Fuel System LM2500PE SAC to LM2500+DLE
The 3 Fuel Metering Valves (FMV) for the DLE system require a space approximately 900mm long x 1250
mm wide x 400 mm high. Locating the FMVs below the turbine and in the base similarly to the current GE
package arrangement is the preferred choice. Not exceeding the maximum entrapped fuel volume re-
quirement of the LM2500+DLE Installation Design Manual (IDM) is easier with this arrangement. The valves
are also in a protected location and make a neater arrangement. The arrangement will either be pre-
skidded to fit into the base, or will be built into the base piece by piece.
The on base gas fuel supply will also be modified to GE standards, full stainless steel components, new in-
struments, 24 VDC rated solenoids for valves adapted to the new Micronet/+ control system.
DLE FMV GS6 skid On-engine DLE manifold
2.3 Filter House modifications
At standard day conditions, approximately 250,00 m3/h of filtered air is required of the combustion section
of the gas turbine. This can be accomplished through modification to the filter house in order to apply the
existing filter house full capacity or rating (3x 24 elements) for combustion air only. A separate filter module
will be placed in front of inlet plenum.
The Gas turbine enclosure ventilation extraction flow is rated for the LM2500 +/DLE requirements, no need
for modifications except the filtration module connected to the existing enclosure vent air supply ducts at
both sides of the inlet section of the package.
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Proposed ventilation filterhouse modifications
2.4 Package / Plenum modifications
The turbine room and clean room (or inlet plenum) will have to be modified in order to accept the longer
+DLE. The inlet plenum will be moved forward up to 14” in order to accommodate the additional length of
the LM2500+DLE gas turbine and the IDM requirement for straight run distance to insure distortion free air-
flow. The turbine package has to be modified (made longer and the mounting system for the +DLE has to
be moved towards the clean room).
LM25 SAC Package ready to accept plenum and base frame modifications
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Overview of package modifications
2.5 Interior Crane
The interior crane must be replaced to accommodate the increased LM2500+DLE fuel manifold diameter
and be certified to hoist at least 6 tons. To move the engine outside the package, a permanent extension
beam with A-frame will be required, also in order to create sufficient headroom, while lifting and handling
the gas turbine assembly.
Customer or buyer will be required to provide the modifications to the civil structures, concrete outside the
gas turbine package (left hand side / ALF)
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Proposed 6 ton rated lifting gear
2.6 Gas Fuel supply – OFF BASE
The LM2500-PR engine requires gas fuel supply meeting GE specification MID TD 0000 1.
The gas fuel supply system shall include gas filter / separator up stream, all stainless interconnecting pip-
ing, components, etc.
Block and bleed valve is part of filter / separator assembly and is required to meet ATEX requirements for
gas fuel supply.
Also a gas analyzer is also required for DLE operation support:
• Sample probe location is preferably downstream of the compressor units discharge (incl gas accumula-
tor vessel), sample shall be clean and free from condensates
• Actual sample line length shall not exceed 4.5 meter , preferably 1/8” OD, SS 316 or 304
• Rate of expected gas composition changes shall not exceed/match the sample rate of the proposed
chromatograph
• Gas composition changes in time should be limited, preferably not exceeding a ramp rate of 2 BTU/lbm
- second or 4.65 kJ/kg-second
Maximum gas fuel supply flow is estimated at 1.9 kg/s for full load operation, with max. gas supply pressure
of 40 barg
Maximum gas supply temperature of 120 C, in order to avoid condensation of hydro carbons 30 C super-
heat is recommended, also elevated temperature shall be maintained to avoid sulfur condensa-
tion/precipitation inside the metering valves, also for low concentrations of this element.
NOTE: Application of reciprocating compressors shall limit allowable pressure pulses in gas flow not exceed
2% of 520 psig (peak to peak) for frequencies above 20 Hz, no pulsation is allowed at frequencies at 20 Hz
or below. Acoustic study of the gas supply system is recommended for the new LM2500+/DLEgas supply
conditions .
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2.7 Flow enhancer Exhaust
The new 6 stage Power Turbine will require a new exhaust collector provided with unique designed Flow
Enhancer.
LM2500+ Flow Enhancer
The Exhaust Flow Enhancer reduces exhaust flow turbulence, which results in less backpressure and im-
proved efficiency of the LM2500 gas turbine. The Flow Enhancer is a patented design that smoothes out
the exhaust airflow and reduces backpressure on the exhaust collector. It incorporates a three-dimensional
curved structure design and is mounted in right-angle exhaust collectors and six stage power turbines of
LM2500 gas turbine.
The flow enhancer is designed to redirect the high velocity airflow to the center of the exhaust collector /
duct. Vibrations are significantly reduced on the downstream wall, which normally receives most of the
high-velocity turbulent airflow. This reduction will result in longer exhaust duct life and lower maint. cost.
The noise reduction is also a direct result of better flow distribution in the transition duct. This will improve
the efficiency of downstream heat recovery system and extend its maintenance period. Other performance
benefits in a typical industrial Cogeneration Plant include: decreased heat rate, increased power output,
and reduced backpressure
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2.9 Driven load equipment:
The existing Generator and Reduction Gearbox will be reused. Seller will supply a new load coupling and
fasteners with increased torque capabilities adapted to the new LM2500+ 6 stage Power Turbine.
Any other modification that may be required to the load equipment is buyer responsibility; please note driv-
en equipment limitations in next section.
2.9.1 Driven equipment limitations.

Current limitation for driven equipment is as follows:
• RGB. 29,000 kwatt
• Generator 26,500 kVA with 15C cooling water.
Given the above limits the LM2500+ DLE unit will not be able to operate above 26 MWatts. Buyer needs
to contact the generator OEM (ABB) in order to have the generator inspected for actual condition and
to evaluate a potential power uprate
2.10 Lube oil systems
2.10.1 Synthetic Lube Oil (Turbine Lube Oil ‘SLO’)

The new LM2500PR Gas Turbine will be connected to the existing synthetic lube oil system. Temperature
sensors (Dual RTD); electric chip detectors and interference of existing piping with the new gas fuel meter-
ing needs to be considered during installation so small modifications of the SLO system are expected. Addi-
tionally the SLO hoses will be replaced with new ones due to the existing oil leak issues.
The hydraulic oil system will be removed from the package, incl. AGB mounted pump.
2.10.2 Mineral Lube Oil (MLO)

No modifications
3. ENGINEERING ANALYSIS
3.1 CFD Analysis

A CFD analysis is required with scope normally including; geometry simplification, meshing, cold run CFD
analysis, stagnant zone identification and gas leak CFD analyses.
The following information will be required:

• Existing CAD and CFD models
• Detailed dimensional package enclosure drawings OR
• Survey showing complete measured package dimensions.
Note: It is the Buyers responsibility to ensure existing package hazardous area protection meets applicable
requirements, regulations, codes or standards, and take necessary actions to upgrade the protection
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scheme and ensure compliance. This may include the need for additional gas detectors in ventilation out-
lets and CFD studies for the enclosure ventilation system to incorporate the latest recommended practices
for protecting gas turbine enclosures.
3.2 Torsional, Lateral & Static Analysis

Analysis should be performed as part of the system design. Seller will evaluate this as a service to the buy-
er. The buyer would need to provide the information as listed below:
• Generator - Rotor geometry and bearing stiffness
• Gearbox - Rotor geometry and bearing stiffness.
4 GAS TURBINE CONTROL SYSTEM
The existing GE Mark V™ control system will be replaced with a new control system based on Woodward
Micronet Plus technology with hardware and software supporting the LM2500+DLE. The Human Machine
Interface (HMI) will be replaced with a new desktop HMI configured with the latest Wonderware or iFix
software with the standard screens for the LM2500+DLE GTG in dual language (English/Spanish).
The existing vibration monitoring system currently residing in the MK V control system will be replaced by
the latest Bently Nevada 3500 rack that includes combustor rumble detection for the +DLE engine combus-
tion monitoring and control.
4.1 New Control System MicroNet Plus™ Hardware
The MicroNet™ Plus is a state-of-the-art digital controller that is programmable for a wide variety of control
applications. The MicroNet™ Plus control system provides a flexible platform to control any prime mover
and its associated processes such as high-speed control functions, system sequencing, auxiliary system
control, surge control, monitoring and alarming, and station control.
The MicroNet™ Plus system can be expanded by adding

additional I/O chassis, or utilizing distributed I/O. In either
case, I/O density that exceeds the capability of a single
chassis (18 VME slots) can be accommodated. If additional
chassis are used, the units communicate with each other by
means of a real time communications network. This
network can also be configured in a redundant fashion to
protect the system against networks faults that may occur.
The chassis contains a VME backplane that connects the

computational and I/O modules that are needed for the
application at hand. It will support any mix of I/O, including
networked distributed I/O. Plug-in I/O modules are
available for installation into the MicroNet™ Plus chassis.
These modules are designed and tested for the specific
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needs of prime mover control and protection. Exceptional accuracy, fast update rates, high channel-to-
channel isolation and other features differentiate them from more common industrial modules.
The MicroNet™ Plus control system can be configured (optional scope) with dual redundant CPU’s and
power supplies for increased reliability, as the system will be fault tolerant for CPU card failures. The 2nd
CPU card will be running in “hot standby” mode and will be immediately available to take over control of
the turbine package in the event of the first CPU failing. This will ensure continuous operation of the turbine
and reduce the number of shutdowns related to control system failures.
Field wiring is connected to the MicroNet Plus via Field Termination Modules (FTM). These FTMs provide an
easily accessible wire landing terminal strip for all field wiring. An electrical cable connects the FTM to its
respective MicroNet Plus module located in the MicroNet Plus rack. All I/O modules are identical to the
previous MicroNet family of plug-in modules.
External HMI communications are handled by Ethernet connections to the MicroNet Plus, thereby
facilitating remote operator control as well as graphical display of system parameters.
MicroNet™ Plus offers:

• Total system control
• Improved control system availability and reliability
• Expandable with redundant real-time network capability to meet system needs
• Communication via serial ports and Ethernet LANs
• Available in either simplex or redundant CPU configurations with synchronized memory
• Hot replacement of modules for on-line repairs
• Simplex or dual redundant power supplies
• Real-time multitasking VxWorks® operating system with deterministic update rates as fast as 5 ms
• Based on proven MicroNet™ and NetCon® control hardware and software
• Synchronized I/O module sampling for low latencies, and better system performance
• High-density I/O modules with time stamping
The MicroNet™ Plus is the latest evolution of the popular MicroNet™ product. The “Plus” features a series of
product enhancements and upgrades:
• Simplex or Dual Redundant CPU Option
o Synchronized Memory
o One Millisecond Transfer
o On-line Repairability
• New Processor – Motorola 5200
• Robust Motorola MPC5200 Power PC Microprocessor
o 400 MHz
o 128 MB DRAM
o 64 MB Flash
o 1.5x Computing Power of Pentium
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o Two User Ethernet ports

o One Serial port
• Real Time Network
• Redundant Dual Power Supplies
• VXWorks Operating System (Real Time Operating System)
MicroNet™ Plus CPU Card
The MicroNet™ Plus system is based on a Motorola 5200 Core CPU design and provides extremely fast and
reliable data throughput. The speed of data handling is crucial for gas turbines application. The MicroNet™
Plus Control is a custom system and can be programmed to perform a host of applications including speed
control, system sequencing, auxiliary system control, STIG control, DLE, and shutdown functions, all in one
integrated package.
This powerful Motorola 5200 Based CPU coupled with Woodward’s Graphical Application Program (GAP™)
software rate group structure allows critical program code to be processed within 5 milliseconds. Less crit-
ical code is typically assigned to slower rate groups.
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The unique programmable rate group structure assures deterministic update times for precise, predictable
control. GAP™ is programmed using an industry standard IBM compatible PC. The program is “built” by
connecting functional blocks to control signal flow. A picture of the MicroNet™ is shown.
MicroNet™ Plus input modules have tunable first order filters to compensate for fast transient noise spikes
that could cause inadvertent shutdowns. The filtering values are individually adjustable for each channel
so "problem" signals can be handled without affecting the responsiveness of the remaining clean signals
on the card.
The readings from the precision voltage reference are also used for on-line temperature compensation and
automatic calibration for thermocouple, current, and voltage modules. The signals read through the A/D
converter are used by the micro-controller to determine software scaling and offset constants for each
channel. This constant fine-tuning ensures that the MicroNet™ cards always read the exact correct signal
input and never need calibration.
The MicroNet™ Plus may also function as a First-Out indicator for system shutdowns, thus reducing trou-
bleshooting time. Multiple system shutdowns can be brought into the MicroNet™ to allow it to shutdown
the system safely, latch-in the cause of the shutdown, and time-stamp the event to a 1-millisecond resolu-
tion.
The MicroNet™ Plus control will communicate directly with the Human-Machine Interface/Engineering
Workstation through ModBus™ communication ports. These ports support RS-232, -422, or -485 commu-
nications using ASCII or RTU ModBus™ transmission protocols. Ethernet communication is also available.
The MicroNet™ Plus is custom engineered, allowing application engineers to configure the control to buy-
er’s specific application. Future control configuration changes can be made by site personnel using the
Windows based PCI interface or by Seller’s engineers. On-line adjustments are available to allow program
refinements while a unit is running. Inputs and Outputs are programmed as required by the application or
interface.
Redundancy Strategy - CPUs

- 1st CPU runs in Master mode and is in control while 2nd CPU runs in Standby mode. Both CPUs run exactly
the same program
- I/O information goes to both CPUs at the same time
- Master CPU continually write its current operating information into Standby CPU’s memory
- Control is transferred to the Standby CPU in less than a millisecond if Master CPU fails
- The Standby CPU now becomes the Master CPU and the failed CPU is repaired
- When the repaired CPU is re-installed, it acts as the Standby CPU until a CPU transfer is initiated again
- Annunciation of any control transfer is given through communication links
Redundancy Strategy - Power Supplies

- Dual power supplies allow the panel to be fed from two different power sources.
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Environmental Specifications
Temperature: O°C to +55°C ambient air temp. range
Shock: MIL-STD-810C, Method 516.2-1, Procedure 1B
Vibration: Lloyd’s ENV2 Test #1
Emissions: EN55011, Class A, Gr 1
Immunity: EN50082-2 (1995)
Certifications: CE, UL/cUL (Class I, Division 2), LR for Cat ENV2, ABS
4.2 Software Tools

Woodward offers several software service-tool products to simplify troubleshooting, from simple monitor-
ing of any system variable to high resolution plotting of control variables. PC-based software service tools
provide a powerful interface to operators and technicians. Service or debug communications to the control
are through serial or Ethernet connections. The service tools provide operational and analytical information
such as graphical display of operational data, historical trending, event logging, X-Y plotting, system over-
views, calibration pages, and other functions.
4.2.1 Woodward Monitor Gap Version: 2.18

Monitor GAP is a licensed software service tool that allows service personnel to view and edit runtime val-
ues for GAP (Graphical Application Program) generated application software. GAP software is Woodward’s
pictures-to-code programming tool. This programming system uses libraries of control objects that are
connected together in a graphical format. The final control design is displayed as a group of interconnected
blocks that represent the actual functionality of the code running in the control hardware.
Monitor GAP Screen Shot Example
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Monitor GAP works in parallel with the GAP graphical display and superimposes the actual runtime values
on that display. The user is then able to see directly all control values—true/false for Boolean variables and
numeric values for real or integer variables. In addition, Monitor GAP can edit variables that have been pre-
viously declared as ‘tunable’ in the original GAP design.
The basic GAP editor includes Monitor GAP within its core structure. As such, Monitor GAP software need
only be activated by installation of the GAP Editor/Monitor software and license authorization of the Moni-
tor GAP features.
Monitor GAP and the GAP editor both run on a PC, and both are required in order to view running values via
Monitor GAP. Both programs have access to the actual runtime values through an Ethernet TCP/IP connec-
tion that is running OPC protocol. Data is collected in real time so that the values displayed by Monitor GAP
are always current.
Other benefits include:

Powerful troubleshooting tool for Woodward controls
Monitor / Adjust variables
Ability to force discrete outputs from the software for ease of troubleshooting
Real-time display
Easy to use graphical format
Boolean, real, integer display values
4.2.2 Woodward Watch Windows

Watch Window presents variables in a tabular format. Variables are organized into one or more “sheets” of
information, and sheets are grouped into “Inspectors”. Multiple Inspectors can be created, each with useful
parameters for various troubleshooting or tuning procedures. The user can toggle between Inspectors or
sheets depending on the task being performed.
Watch Window II Professional is the Ethernet-enabled version of Watch Window Professional. It is an OPC
client that functions with Woodward’s OPC server, which is available on Woodward controls with Ethernet
OPC (supported with Intel Pentium CPU). The Watch Window Professional interfaces are typical Microsoft
Windows applications that provide a powerful and intuitive interface. The menu structures are familiar to
Windows users. Variable navigation is provided through the Explorer window similar to the Explorer in Win-
dows.
The Watch Window II interfaces perform three primary functions:
Monitoring and Tuning of Control Variables – Watch Window Standard allows the user both to monitor
selected system variables and to adjust tunable variables from the PC.
Management of Configuration and Set Points – Watch Window Standard can upload or download all tun-
able and configuration variables from the control system. This feature allows a user (e.g., fleet owner, dis-
tributor, packager) to upload (and save) all tunable parameters from one control and download the same
settings to other controls for similar engine configurations.
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Program Loading (Watch Window Professional only) – Watch Window provides services to download a
new program to the control.
Watch Windows Screen Shot Example
4.2.3 Woodward Control Assistant 3.x

Control Assistant software provides powerful troubleshooting and maintenance tools for Woodward's
product lines. Providing additional functionality beyond variable viewing, Control Assistant provides the
tools to perform advanced system diagnostics and other functions. Control Assistant is a suite of three
software products:
Datalog Capture and Graph View functions provide a powerful graphical tool for viewing dynamic control
variable performance off-line. Millisecond time resolution gives great clarity to dynamic control transients.
Control Assistant's graphical features complement lower-resolution trends from a traditional HMI, letting
you solve problems quickly and get back on-line sooner.
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Control Assistant Screen Shot Example
Data Capture - Datalog block within GAP (the application program) determines the variables available to
view. Data is collected at defined time intervals (5mS - 160mS) in the control system. The time span of the
data capture is determined by the time resolution, number of variables viewed, and control CPU memory.
Data Transfer - Data (from the Datalog block) is transferred from the control to the Control Assistant pro-
gram for viewing through a serial or Ethernet connection.
Graphing - Graphical viewing allows the plotting of control variables versus time. Any combination of vari-
ables may be viewed. Millisecond time stepping allows detailed off-line dynamic analysis.
Tunable Maintenance Utility includes the capture, sorting, comparing vs. baseline, saving, and uploading
new tunables to the control. This feature allows a user to download all the tunable information out of one
control system and upload it into another. Or download tunables from two control systems and compare
the difference.
HEX file download is the utility to load a new program into the control system.
4.2.4 Woodward AppManager with Datalog Retrieval Capabilities

AppManager is a free software management tool that facilitates uploading and downloading GAP associ-
ated software.
The Datalog Retrieval functionality, once enabled in AppManager, performs automatic archiving of the high
speed Datalog files generated by the control after every trip occurrence of the package. The collected files
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are given unique names based upon the original file name, the last time of modification, and the source
control. AppManager resides on a PC (usually the HMI or engineering computer dictated by the end user) in
the system tray.
The Datalog Retrieval function of AppManager allows operators the ability to concentrate on returning the
unit to service with the knowledge that the High Speed Datalog will no longer lost because of being over-
written or erased as in older vintage applications. Every High Speed Datalog that is generated will be au-
tomatically downloaded from the control, date stamped and stored
4.3 Bently Nevada 3500

The BN3500 vibration monitoring system replaces the current vibration monitoring inputs. The system pro-
vides continuous, online vibration monitoring suitable for machinery protection applications.
The new BN3500 system with the full-size 3500 Rack is available in 19" EIA rail-mount, panel-cutout-mount,
and bulkhead-mount versions. The racks provide slots for two Power Supplies and a Rack Interface Module
in the left-most slots and are reserved exclusively for these modules. The remaining 14 slots in the rack can
be populated by any combination of monitor, display, relay, Keyphasor®, and communications gateway
modules. All modules plug into the rack's backplane and consist of both a front panel portion and an asso-
ciated I/O module at the rear of the rack where permanent wiring connections are made.
The BN3500 is the latest vibration system from Bently Nevada. The 3500/15 Power Supply can be ordered
for AC or DC input power, providing compatibility with voltage sources worldwide. It features line noise fil-
ters as standard. Single or dual Power Supplies may be used in a rack for redundancy when power inter-
ruption cannot be tolerated, and reside in upper and lower positions in the left-most rack slot. Redundant
Power Supplies can be energized with different voltage sources.
The Rack Interface Module (RIM) is the primary interface to the 3500 Rack for connection to configuration,
display, and condition monitoring software. One RIM is required for each rack, and it resides in the rack slot
immediately adjacent to the power supply(s). The RIM supports a proprietary protocol used to configure the
rack with 3500 Configuration Software and to retrieve rack data and statuses for 3500 Operator Display
Software. It also provides engineered connections using our proprietary Data Manager® protocol for con-
nection to an appropriate external communications processor such as TDXnet™, TDIX, or DDIX when Bently
Nevada's condition monitoring software is used with the 3500 System. The RIM must be located in the rack
slot immediately adjacent to the power supplies.
The RIM supplies "self monitoring" functions for itself and for the rack in addition to those provided by the
individual monitor, relay, communications, and other modules. While the RIM provides certain functions
common to the entire rack, it is not part of the critical monitoring path and has no effect on the normal op-
eration of the overall 3500 System or its machinery protection functions.
The BN3500 system monitors unfiltered broadband vibration signals (25–350Hz) detected by the engine-
mounted vibration sensors. The accelerometers signals are routed to the charge amplifiers (which are
normally mounted adjacent to the package). Since the wide band signal has already been filtered to the
necessary response curve in the charge amplifier, the 44M module is set for 1X and direct measurements.
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Individual alarm and danger settings are available for each function. Individual instantaneous amplitude
readings are also available for each function and are currently displayed on the existing HMI.
Additional vibration alarms and shutdowns are incorporated per the current GE standard.
Bently Nevada Vibration System - Display
4.4 Gas Analyzer

Gas Analysing Equipment consists of combined Calorimeter and mini-chromatograph option.
Calorimeter has reduced response time; 5-7 seconds to follow rapid gas composition fluctuations.
Chromatograph analysis is provides gas properties for flow calculation required for accurate DLE gas flow
assessment
4.3.1 CONTROLS
Calorimeter Interface
The Calorimeter is interfaced with both hardware 4-20 mA inputs and a Modbus link. The purpose of the
Calorimeter is to give fast values of both specific gravity and lower heating value, this allows for quicker
feedback on changing gas parameters. Micronet I/O is used for SG & LHV values and Modbus back-up link
in case the hardware outputs or inputs fail.
Gas Chromatograph back-up
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The Gas Chromatograph is used as back-up to the Calorimeter for lower heating value and specific gravity
and feeds the Micronet the rest of the fuel core software for accurate flow calculations.
Fault Accommodation Logic

The calorimeter is the primary source for Lower Heating value and specific Gravity. Hard wired I/O is the
primary feed from the Calorimeter if a signal fault is detected by the Micronet the source of both these sig-
nals switches from hard wire to Modbus from the same device. If both interfaces from the Calorimeter fail
the third back-up is the Gas Chromatograph Modbus Link. If all devices fail a last good value is sent to the
fuel core software (default)
Fuel Gas Wobbe Index / Calorimeter with Density cell is supplied complete with:
Self - supporting structure & sun canopy
Sample conditioning system
Cable entries
Sample probe assembly for installation in customers, main natural gas supply
Heated sample line
4x pressure reducers for calibration gas containers
Turbine Control system software
5. SITE SPECIFIC CONFIGURATION

5.1 Turbine Control Panel
The current configuration at “Torraspapel Montañanesa consist of a MK V panel where all field cables are
landed directly on the I/O cards inside the panel. No separate field termination section is applied.
For the new configuration GE propose to keep the existing MK V panel in the current location and take out
all the internals for the MK V control system. This panel will then be re-used to house the new BN3500
panel, the new F&G panel and all the LinkNet distributed I/O modules for the low-speed I/O’s connected to
the MicroNet Plus control system.
The MicroNet Plus control system will be installed I a new cabinet located back to back with the existing
customer panel in the middle of the panel room – side-ways straights in front of the existing MK V cabinet.
All the existing cables in the MK V panel that will connect to the high-speed I/O FTM’s for the MicroNet Plus
control will be pulled back to the center of the room and re-terminated in the new control panel. Field
cables with low-speed I/O will remain in the MK V cabinet and will be terminated on LinkNet modules that
will be mounted in the cabinet. Also Vibration signals and F&G signals will remain in the MK V cabinet and
will be terminated to the new BN3500 rack and to the new Allestec 800 F&G rack. Signals to/from the GCP
will also be handled through LinkNet modules mounted in the MK V cabinet.
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A new Modbus over Ethernet link will be established for DCS communication. The new Modbus link will
come directly from the MicroNet Plus rack. Customer is responsible for termination of the link and
reconfiguration of the DCS system to match the new Modbus link configuration.
For the avoidance of doubt the core software block does not include the primary frequency control
software and therefore does not comply with BOE 197 of Aug-18-1998 section P.O. 15 “Establecimiento de
la reserva para la regulacion frecuencia/potencia”
5.2 Generator Control Panel:

The existing GCP is an independent cabinet both physically and functionally. No upgrade of the GCP
equipment is proposed. A hardwired interface to new MicroNet Plus control system will replace the existing
interface.
5.3 Fire & Gas detection panels

The existing fire (Honeywell) and gas (Ajax) detection panels are obsolete Seller proposes to upgrade with
the standard equipment used in the GE LM1800e packages.
The fire suppression and gas detection control system is designed to detect hydrocarbon-based fires,
accumulation of combustible gases, and other potentially explosive conditions in the turbine compartment.
Once such a condition is detected, the Fire Suppression and Gas Detection Control System will release fire
suppression material, sound local notification devices, and signal outside assistance if so equipped. The
system will also accept operator-initiated commands.
The new system enables fire alarm and gas detection systems to utilize one control system and comes
equipped with multi-alarm notification capability, which enables facility-wide and state/local fire
department notification.
The existing fire and gas system logic will be utilized in this upgrade along with the existing fire and gas
system components, which include the CO2 piping assembly and detectors. The existing combustible gas
detectors will be replaced due to the typical life span of these components.
5.3.1 Operation and Control
If a fire or combustible gas concentration is detected (or if the manual discharge switch is activated) the
suppression system shuts down the GTG set and floods each compartment with an inert gas (usually CO2).
Flooding the compartments with CO2 or other inert gas will smother a fire in progress, expel combustible
gases, and produce a noncombustible environment. The fire suppression system is controlled automatically
at the Turbine Control Panel (TCP).
5.3.2 Remote Notification
Control system is capable of remote notification (building alarm, Fire Department) and can accommodate
notification required by local fire codes.
5.3.3 Control Panel
The gas and fire control panel is designed to supervise and respond to the result of a gas or fire signal while
maintaining simple panel annunciation. This modular system is primarily suited for the end user who
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requires a minimum learning curve and simplicity in installation as well as operation. One panel assembly is
designed to accommodate small to medium requirements. As many as 32 points of initiating devices can
accommodate a panel assembly. Field wiring is completed on a point-to-point installation between devices
and the panel. A remote abort is possible with the optional digital Abort Panel. Completely occupied, the
entire panel dimensions are only 3.5" high X 19" wide X 7"deep. Task specific modules perform functions
related to their respective input detectors or output appliances. The modules can be selected to
accommodate the best possible configuration while allowing room for expansion as necessary. Removal of
any module from the slot will induce a system fault.
All faults, including ground fault, are displayed at the lower half of the modules and are bussed to the
system Fault Module. The Fault Module can be silenced for any successive faults. All faults will be locally
announced at their respective modules and transferred at the Fault Module. All audible appliances can be
silenced locally or remotely. An inhibit function is provided to allow system testing of all operations without
solenoid activation. The panel cannot be reset until all active alarms have been cleared.
The system is protected from reverse voltage polarity, power surges, and RFI energy. Under voltage or over
voltage from the redundant power source will induce a fault and be displayed on the Fault Module. A cover
protector plate spans the length of the rack, containing the wire and associated terminal strips. Flow
through ventilation allows cool and silent operation without the need of forced air.
5.3.4 Combustible gas (methane) detectors

The combustible gas detector is a stand-alone system that is used with the fire suppression controller.
Combustible hydrocarbon detectors are placed throughout the turbine compartment to ascertain if
combustible levels of hydrocarbons have accumulated. Each sensor uses two temperature-sensitive units:
an active and a reference element. The active element is coated with a substance that catalyzes the
oxidation of combustible gases; the reference element is identical to the active element but is rendered
insensitive to combustible hydrocarbons. When electrically-heated and exposed to a combustible gas, the
active element oxidizes the gas in an exothermic reaction. The difference in electrical power required to
balance the active and reference elements at a constant temperature is directly proportional to the
concentration of gas present.
NOTE: Replacement of all the combustible gas detectors is recommended due to the typical short life span
of combustible gas detectors. Typical life of the catalytic converter based combustible gas detector is three
to ten years based on the level of combustible materials present and exposure to contaminants.
The combustible gas detectors can be replaced independently of the rest of the system.
6 COMPRESSOR WASH SYSTEM
Aero derivative gas turbines consume large quantities of air, which even after filtering includes significant
amount of airborne particles. If allowed to accumulate, fouling deposits on the compressor airfoils reducing
airflow and thus reducing engine output.
Compressor washing can be accomplished atomizing a detergent solution into the bellmouth while the unit
is shut down motored by the starter (off-line wash) or during operation (on-line wash). On-line cleaning is
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typically performed daily for extending the off-line cleaning interval, and thus minimizing downtime. Off-line
cleaning is more effective at removing airfoil deposits, but it is also more time consuming. Several wash
and rinse cycles are often required to remove deposits from compressor airfoils during an off-line wash.
6.1 GTE Water Wash System
The Gas Turbine Efficiency (GTE) direct injection compressor water wash system is a high-pressure engine-
mounted wash system, which can be used for both offline and online compressor cleaning. The GTE con-
cept provides extremely effective compressor cleaning by utilizing a patented optimal pressure (between
50 and 70 barg) spray of ideally sized heated water droplets through specially designed nozzles. The bene-
fits of the GTE concept, compared to traditional low-pressure systems, are reduced usage of chemicals,
minimized compressor blade leading edge erosion, a small footprint, and ease of implementation and op-
eration.
The GTE compressor wash system is comprised of the tank and control system assembly suitable to be as-
sembled in non-hazardous areas, and a nozzle kit. The nozzle kit includes the spray nozzles, interconnect-
ing high-pressure hoses, high-pressure stainless steel manifold filter, and all required couplings. The GTE
system design allows for both off-line and on-line washes to be performed with the same nozzle manifold,
same pressure and flow rate. All nozzle assembly welding is performed by certified welders and every noz-
zle kit is tested according to GTE NDT (non-destructive testing) methodology before delivery.
The only preventive maintenance required for the GTE nozzle hardware kit is cleaning the high pressure
filter (Recommended frequency is every six months. Frequency depends on water and fluid quality), and
nozzle cleaning with compressed air to prevent blocking. Also, it is recommended that the nozzle adapters
be tested annually, according to GTE NDT (Non Destructive Testing) methods.
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Water wash manifold arrangement
The GTE wash system has been designed for use with any OEM approved consumables according to GE’s
specification MID-TD-0000-5.
Note: Antifreeze solutions approved by Seller are Isopropyl Alcohol, Monopropylene Glycol (must adhere to
AMS standard 1424 and is allowed to be used at temperatures above –10 C Celcius) and Acetone and solu-
tions thereof are defined in Seller’s Water Wash solution and deter-gent standard MID-TD-0000-5.
The standard connections to GTE 200i-30 wash skid are:
• Supply water: 20 mm female connector

• Detergent: 20 mm female connector
• Drain: 20 mm female connector (from each tank)
• Pressure outlet: 16 mm female connector
Installation of the nozzle set in the inlet bellmouth, is to be performed at Customer’s site in Montañanesa,
Spain by GTE experts.
Note: in case an “Ex” version is needed Seller can offer a GTE 200iE-30 wash skid suitable for hazardous
areas.
Controls
The proposed system is operated from the water wash skid, nevertheless a variety of ways of controlling
the water wash system for performing wash schedules can be offered ranging from remote to local control.
7. SITE ELECTRICAL DC SUPPLY

The following represents a table of the required DC amperage and voltage needed for hardware included in
this proposal
VOLTAGE AMPERAGE
24VDC
MICRONET 45
BENTLY NEVADA 3500, 10
FMV SKID (3x GS6) AND STOP VALVES 40
FIRE & GAS PANEL 10
110VDC
EMERGENCY MLO PUMP (NO CHANGE) TBD

DLE STAGING VALVES (11 TOTAL) 20
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8 BENEFITS
• Triple annular configuration enables the combustor to operate in premix mode across the entire power
range, minimizing emissions even at low power.
• NOx emission is estimated to not exceed 25 ppm when using natural gas fuel and CO emission is esti-
mated to not exceed 25 ppm when all rings are lit.
• Water Wash System

o Increased revenue through decreased downtime for maintenance
o Decreased operational costs
o Improved near and long term performance
o Reduced downtime with pre-installed nozzle/manifold set
• Woodward Micronet™ Plus Control System

o Dual redundant CPU setup with hot-backup functionality
o Improved reliability and longevity with state-of-the-art microprocessor based control hardware.
o Improved support: MicroNet Plus Fuel Control and Hardware manufactured by a single vendor.
o Improved control, due to multiple PID control loops, running simultaneously.
o Ability to modify or expand the control system as conditions and needs arise.
o Serial communications capabilities with other devices using industry standard protocols.
o 5 milli-second rate groups provide instantaneous and precise control.
o First out indicator reduces troubleshooting time.
o Tunable first order filters to compensate for noise spikes.
o On-line automatic calibration for thermocouple, current, and voltage modules.
o On and off line self-diagnostics reduces trouble-shooting time.
o Multiple communication capabilities through Ethernet and RS-232.
o Reliability rate of 99.95%.
• Control System - HMI

o Operating system will be Windows XP or higher. Latest service pack and patches will be loaded.
o New operating system allows for improved connectivity.
o New HMI will allow this site to be eligible for REMOTE MAPPING / TROUBLESHOOTING
o Troubleshooting tools loaded will allow operator to:
- Monitoring and tuning of control variables
- Historical trending
- Internal system overview in a single page
- Easy calibration procedures for VG & Fuel valves.
- Event logging incl. automatic storage in the event of a unit trip without operator action
- Stitch and plot retrieved datalogs
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• Bently Nevada 3500 Vibration Monitoring System

o Reduces or eliminates the need for elaborate, hardwired “Sequence of Event” recorders with the
help of alarm and event lists which provide time/date stamps synchronized with alarms and events
in other process and automation equipment.
o New B/N system along with the newest PS3 transmitters allows the implementation of increased
vibration limits, persistence timers and modified stall detection logic.
o Diagnostic alarms will only result in an alarm, not a trip.
o Unit goes into SML and subsequent normal stop when the system has reduced capacity of detect-
ing vibration events.
o Robust Ethernet communication with the Micronet plus control system.
o Ability to monitor other frequencies than 1X, thus providing greater vibration monitoring capability
that can detect events such as fluid in the rotor at an early stage preventing damages to the
equipment.
o Hot swappable modules, Can be remover/reinserted without removing power to the panel.
o Easily configurable by means of a standard computer via RS-232 communication.
o Upgrades unit to GE PPI current design standard in regards to broadband vibration monitoring.
• Fire & Gas Detection System

o Single display control panel
o Centralized control electronics in the turbine control panel and simplified maintenance and calibra-
tion requirements.
o Enables fire alarm and gas detection systems to utilize one control system
o Equipped with multi- alarm notification capability, which enables facility- wide and state/local fire
department notification if required.
o It has continuous digital display of detected combustible gas levels for each combustible gas detec-
tor installed.
o The system is protected from reverse voltage polarity, power surges, and RFI energy.
• Flow Enhancer
o Estimated performance improvement for flow enhancer application compared to the currently in-
stalled “wedge” in the exhaust collector:
Power output increase at generator terminals: 0.5 to 1.5 %
Heat rate reduction: 0.5 to 1%
Backpressure reduction at the power turbine exhaust: 10 to 30%
o Reduces noise and vibration
o Reduces turbulence to downstream equipment
o Reduces maintenance costs
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Appendix D. Division of responsibility Matrix

BUYER B
GE - CMU ENGINEERING / CONTRACTOR GE/CON
GE - CMU ENGINEERING / FIELD SERVICE GE
Installation/Removal Test
Material
Scope Description Design Drawings Electrical & Mech & Civil / Technical Controls Commission
Supply
Interconn Piping Structural Direction Start Up
EXISTING LM2500 HARDWARE REMOVAL
Remove LM2500 SAC engine GE GE GE GE
Removal of current fuel system & piping including Y strainer and steam GE B GE B GE
injection skid
Remove gas fuel gauge panel inside enclosure GE B GE B GE
Remove existing hydraulic oil system and blank-off Supply & Return GE GE/CON GE
Remove LM2500 SAC off engine cables GE GE B GE
Remove load coupling GE GE GE GE
Removal of air press tank for old water wash system B B
Removal of velocimeters in generator and vibrometer accelerom. in RGB GE GE GE/CON GE
INLET AIR SYSTEM; FILTRATION & VENTILATION
Removal of all filter elements and rain hoods B B
Installation of new & clean elements for combustion air sections (exist- B B
ing two + top section)
Remove separation wall for top filter section & relocate in vertical posi- GE/CON B B B GE/CON
tion. Total 3x24 filter elements available for combustion air flow.
INSTALL NEW FILTRATION MODULE AT INLET PLENUM FRONT,
CONNECTION TO EXISTING VENT DUCTING AT ENCLOSURE FRONT GE GE GE GE/CON GE/CON GE GE
SECTION
Support structure for ventilation module as per GE GA drawings GE GE GE GE/CON GE/CON GE
Installation of existing rain hoods B GE/CON
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Vent air flow openings in base frame bottom. Additional access hatches GE GE/CON GE/CON B GE
SURFACE PROTECTION, TOUCH-UP PAINTING, CLEANING B B
MECHANICAL PACKAGE UPGRADE
Modification & shift forward of vertical wall, engine inlet GE/CON GE/CON GE/CON GE/CON GE
Install latest design FOD screen & support, Instrumentation Delta P GE GE GE GE/CON GE/CON GE
Clean enclosure & paint where necessary B B
EXTENSION OF EXISTING BASE FRAME GE/CON GE/CON GE/CON GE/CON GE/CON GE
Welding as required GE GE B GE
NEW FRONT MOUNTS AND CLEVISES, SHIMS GE GE GE GE/CON GE/CON GE
INLET PLENUM SUPPORT STRUCTURE MODIFICATION GE GE GE GE/CON GE
SUPPORT STRUCTURE FOR NEW GAS SKID GE GE GE GE/CON GE
Install off-base DLE gas fuel system piping (Stainless Steel) and hard- GE GE GE GE/CON GE/CON GE GE
ware (including Y-Strainer)
Lifting provisions for LM25 PR engine (6Ton), CE mark 6 certification. GE GE GE GE/CON GE GE
Includes Engine spreader beam.
A-Frame and extension beam, outside enclosure. Fixed installation GE/CON GE/CON GE/CON GE/CON B GE
Certification of turbine removal crane including dead load test B B
Temporary transport dolly for engine replacement (special design) GE/CON GE/CON GE/CON
CDP valve kit & piping including connection to exhaust collector GE GE GE GE GE GE GE

Install flow enhancer and align B B
Check exhaust area for cracks and repair B
Repair exhaust flue gas deflectors downstream of exhaust transition B B

INSTALL NEW ENGINE GE GE GE GE GE GE GE GE
Replace Inlet seal (on condition) GE B GE GE GE

REUSE BELL MOUTH AND CENTER BODY B GE
RE-ALIGN ENGINE ACC TO GE SPEC GE GE
Install new coupling with a new set of bolts and nuts. GE GE GE GE GE
Replace air-oil separator discharge with GE standard GE GE GE GE GE/CON GE
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New hydraulic connections @ the HCU accumulator GE GE GE GE GE/CON GE

New hoses for L&S pump and hydraulic start motor GE GE GE GE GE
Piping modifications to avoid FMV skid interference GE GE GE GE GE
Install new water wash system. On-engine. GE GE GE GE GE/CON B GE
Install Off-engine w wash system including piping, solenoids & cart GE GE GE GE GE/CON B GE
Check existing CO2 rack and distribution system. B B
GAS FUEL SUPPLY; OFF BASE
Gas fuel supply filter/coalescer skid with block and bleed valve, all SS. GE B GE B B GE B
GAS SUPPLY DOWN STREAM OF FILTER IN STAINLESS STEEL PIPING B B B B B B
Gas pressure at base frame, min 35 BARG to allow max Power output. B B B
Gas fuel supply pulsations within GE limits for DLE operation (recip com- B B
pressors)
Gas fuel supply in accordance with GE specification MID-TD-0001
Gas analyzer & connection to gas supply (SL_LM2500-IND-99-002) & GE GE GE B B GE
sample line
Gas analyzer; calibration and carrier gas coontainers GE B B B B
ELECTRICAL/INSTRUMENTATION UPGRADE
Install new JBs in MTBB porch & base frame entries (wedge block, ATEX) GE GE GE B GE
Install Package intrumentation including B/N proximiters in generator GE GE GE GE GE GE GE

and accelerometers in RGB. Connection to MTTB or JBs.
Off-Engine cables , complete set. Connection to MTTB or JBs GE GE GE B GE GE
Install new instrumentation for Fire & gas system GE GE GE GE GE
Install new cabling for transm/instrum /support skids. Complete cable
including conduit, trays, terminations, glands etc. Terminate in both GE B GE B GE
ends
Install interconnects between package and control room. Complete
cable including conduit, trays, terminations, glands, etc. Terminate in GE B GE B GE
both ends
Calibration of control loops (excluding instruments calibration) GE GE GE
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Calibration of reused instrumentation GE B B

Calibration of new instrumentation GE GE GE
MCC; Additional or modified consumers as applicable. B B B
CONTROL SYSTEM UPGRADE
PRE-OUTAGE VERIFICATION OF NO GROUND FAULTS B B B
PRE-OUTAGE VERIFICATION OF INTERCONNECT WIRING B B B B
Remove existing MkV Control System. Empty panel GE B GE B B GE
REMOVE EXISTING FIRE DETECTION SYSTEM B B B
REMOVE EXISTING GAS DETECTION SYSTEM B B B
Install new Fire & Gas panel in the old MkV cabinet GE GE GE B B GE GE
INSTALL NEW BN3500 Vibration System in the MkV cabinet GE GE GE B GE GE
INSTALL NEW MICRONET/+ AT PROPOSED LOCATION GE GE GE B B GE GE
INSTALL Linknets modules in MkV cabinet GE GE GE B B GE GE
Provide DC Power Supply to control panels GE B B B B
Batteries & chargers upgrade. 24VDC GE B B B GE GE
Batteries & chargers upgrade. 125VDC B B
INSTALL HMI with Standard Screens GE GE GE B GE GE
Connect new and existing wires and cables GE B GE B B GE
Communication wires from TCP to generator control panel and HMI GE B GE B B GE
Communication to customer DCS or other plant control system B B B B
MODELLING & DOCUMENTATION
ATEX, VENTILATION GE GE
Structural design, engine support, base frame mods, loadings GE GE GE/CON
Dynamic analysis, lateral, torsional, axial rotating string GE B
Exhaus flue gas, distribution downstream collector box. GE GE
Foundation loading GE GE
Area classification map of plant B B
Alignment Specification GE GE
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Modification Drawings to cover the scope of work rather than complete GE GE

re-draws of existing documentation
O&M MANUALS GE GE
SPANISH TRANSLATION OPERATION INSTRUCTIONS GE GE
CE DECLARATION B
TESTING
Unit commissioning Startup GE GE GE GE
Emission measurement GE B B B GE GE
MISC.
Balance of plant equipment B B B B B B B B B
Consumables / Operational Spare parts/ Filters, atc B B B
Piping cleaning GE B B
Welding equipment, Welders B B B B B GE
Support in small jobs during commissioning GE B B GE
Spares, Filter Cartridges, gaskets, etc B B B B B
Waste Management B B B
Explosion Protection Document per ATEX 1999/92/EC B
NEW AREA CLASSIFICATION FOR gas analyzer B B B
Temporary lifting equipment (CRANES, SCAFFOLDING, FORKLIFTS, etc) GE B
EHS site specific requirements B
EHS site management B
All local, regional or special permits (environmental, construction, instal- B
lation)
Site power, water, compressed air, as needed, etc. GE B
Scope or service not explicitly stated in this contract B
Additional certifications or ratings for local or regional codes not speci- B
fied in this contract
Winterization (heat tracing & thermal insulation) as needed B B B B B B B B B
OUTAGE TOOLING FOR GE SCOPE GE GE
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Buyer to supply the following information:

Buyer will need to supply information to allow Seller to carry out the engineering analysis including but not
limited to:
• Generator - Rotor geometry and bearing stiffness
• Gearbox - Rotor geometry and bearing stiffness.
INSTALLATION TERMS
• The installation quote provided in this proposal is based on the estimated resources required to per-
form the tasks specified in Seller’s Scope of Work.
• Buyer is required to provide the necessary site labor with legitimate qualifications to assist on the
above installation tasks.
• Seller retains the right to approve any Buyer contracted labor working under Seller’s technical direction.
• Seller does not accept liability for the actions of the Buyer’s labor force.
• Proposal is subject to Buyer satisfying all labor requirements. Seller retains the right to modify the in-
stallation quote to satisfy labor requirements if Buyer cannot support these requirements. This is limited
only to Seller’s capability.
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Appendix E. Assumptions and Exclussions
In an attempt to provide a detailed price for this proposal, the following assumptions have been made with
the information available. Changes in scope of supply may be contingent upon price, delivery time, availa-
bility, and various site specifics
General Exclusions
• All local, regional or special permits (environmental, construction, installation)
• All non-U.S. taxes
• Scope or service not explicitly stated in this proposal document
• Additional certifications or ratings for local or regional codes not covered in this quote
Compliance and Certifications

Compliance and certifications are within current GE Energy Aero Energy design practices and standards
Costs presented in this proposal do not include compliance with any state or local codes unless expressly
defined by buyer prior to sale.
The necessary ATEX, PED certification and CE marking required for European Countries will be included FOR
NEW EQUIPMENT ONLY. Customer will be responsible for overall site ATEX / CE / PED certification with local
authorities.
Technical Exclusions and Assumptions

• Mechanical
o Buyer to provide all interconnect piping between skids and package connections (per seller sizing)
o Seller recommends generator inspection prior and rotor balance in collaboration with this upgrade
o Buyer to provide adequate space at site to stage hardware prior to outage
o Seller excludes .integration and mechanical integrity of buyer's existing hardware to be reused
through conversion. Package integrity and package seal are not within the responsibility of seller
o Hardware provided by seller to be compliant with applicable wa as 3000, 3814, etc. Codes deemed
required by gas inspector. Sil certification is not included in this proposal and not considered in the
design of this hardware. Sil will be evaluated and changes from sil workshop based on initial scope
and certifications to be managed through change order
o Seller excludes any civil and foundation work required for package conversion, although only minor
ones are expected (skids).
o Any winterization equipment (e.g. trace heating, lagging)
o Off-base gas supply piping: Carbon steel is considered a possible ‘contamination source’ due to po-
tential corrosion. Incidences of corrosion have been experienced on other sites, and have been
found downstream in combustion pre-mixers. GE specifies all piping downstream of the last filter
(and including the filter wetted parts) in the gas supply line shall made be of stainless steel. Off-base
piping is excluded from seller scope. BUYER will need to replace any carbon steel gas supply piping
and filter assemblies with Stainless Steel (if the existing is not already stainless steel).
o Buyer needs to confirm with the OEM (ABB) the possibility of rerating the generator above 26
MWatts
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• Electrical
o Existing hardware and conduits will be used as possible - new conduit will be included through cus-
tomer change order
o Seller excludes provision of interconnect cables from the Main Turbine Termination Board (MTTB)
and Main Generator Termination Board (MGTB) to Turbine Control Panel (TCP). Seller will provide a
cable schedule describing the proper cables and wires for interconnect and field wiring.
o Seller will not apply tags to field devices. Field tagging would be buyer scope, to match the F&ID’s.
o Seller excludes modification to any existing DCS or Plant Control System.
o Buyer is responsible for supply and/or retrofit of hardware modifications of the additional MCC sec-
tion(s) in the existing plant.
o Sellers standard of armor cables without a protective polymeric oversheath will be applied.
o Area classification/suitability of the sellers supplied devices will be Zone 2, IIA.
o Any ‘Zone 1’ requirements are specifically excluded from this proposal
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GE ENERGY

AERO ENERGY SERVICES

Package Upgrade Proposal

General Electric International Inc.

LM2500 SAC to LM2500+DLE upgrade

Proposal No. 722856A

Date: July 22nd, 2011

A Subsidiary of General Electric Company Export License Exception TSU Applies

Mr. Stefano Lucchi T +34 915870448

Subject: Montañanesa Upgrade

Dear Mr. Lucchi

GE Aero Energy has considerable experience in performing conversions, modifications and

Juan Nogales Selva

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GEII is pleased to submit this proposal in response to the above request.

• Site Location: Zaragoza, Spain

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D. Customer’s Engine buyback ESN: 481-745 $600,000.00

PROJECT NET: $11,431,244.00 USD

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A Subsidiary of General Electric Company Export License Exception TSU Applies

A Subsidiary of General Electric Company Export License Exception TSU Applies

SUBMITTAL AND ACCEPTANCE

Subject: Proposal No. 722856A – LM2500base to LM25+ DLE upgrade

This proposal submitted by:

This proposal is accepted by:

A Subsidiary of General Electric Company Export License Exception TSU Applies

Appendix A. Technical Assistance Rates (11/2010)

GE Energy’s aeroderivative gas turbines Global Field Services is a Andorra Luxembourg

In response to our customers’ requests for flexibility in commercial

Field Representative $234 $351 $468 + 25% + 20% + 20%

All charges are USD/HR

Global Field Services PG. 2 OF 5

GE Energy’s aeroderivative gas turbines Global Field Services

Field Service Representative

Global Field Services

High Security Area

Global Field Services PG. 4 OF 5

Tooling Rental fees - Transactional & CSA Shipping Fees

Catalog Workscope Description Normal Scope Rate Daily Rate

Global Field Services PG. 5 OF 5