Corporate OverviewYokogawa Corporation of America

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The acute angle and sharp straight edges of the top half of the diamond symbol represent Yokogawa's cutting-edge technology while the gentle

curvature of the bottom half represents the warm-hearted nature of Yokogawa's people. By balancing these two elements, Yokogawa aims to

contribute toward the realization of a thriving global society in much the same way as the sun. This property is reflected in the bright yellow of the diamond.

CORPORATE DATA

Corporate Name

President and CEO

HISTORY

1915 1920 1925 1930 1935 1940 1945 1950 1955 1960 1965 1970 1975 1980 1985 1990 1995 2000 2005 2010

1933Started research and manu -facture of aircraft instru -ments and flow, temperature, and pressure controllers

1948Made public offering of the Company’s stock

1974Established Yokogawa Electric Singapore Pte. Ltd. as Singapore plantEstablished Yokogawa Electric (Europe) B.V. as European sales office1975Released CENTUM, the world’s first distributed process control system

1983Formed Yokogawa Hokushin Electric Corp. through merger with Hokushin Electric Works, Ltd.1986Established Xiyi Yokogawa Co., Ltd. in Xian, China, jointly with Xian Instruments FactoryChanged the Company name to Yokogawa Electric Corporation1988Entered the high-frequency measuring instruments business

1950Developed Japan’s first elec -tronic recorder1955Signed a technical assistance agreement for industrial instru -ments with Foxboro, USA1957Established Yokogawa Electric Works, Inc. as North American sales office1964Made a full-scale entry into the industrial analyzer market1966Developed and started manu -facture and sale of vortex flowmeters

1990Established Yokogawa Middle East E.C. in Bahrain1996Released confocal scanner and entered biotechnology business

2002Acquired all the shares of Ando Electric Co., Ltd.2005Established Yokogawa Electric International Pte. Ltd. in Singapore to oversee global industrial automation business2010Transferred the measuring instruments business to Yokogawa Meters & Instruments Corporation2011Announced Evolution 2015 mid-term business plan2013Formed Yokogawa Solution Service Corporation to handle sales, engineering, and services for the Japan industrial automation business

Yokogawa Electric Corporation

Takashi Nishijima

2-9-32 Nakacho, Musashino-shi, Tokyo 180-8750, Japan

September 1, 1915

December 1, 1920

43,410 million yen*

19,601 (consolidated) 2,871 (non-consolidated)*

73 Overseas*

14 Japan*

* As of March 31, 2015

Number of Employees

Subsidiaries and Affiliates

THE YOKOGAWA PHILOSOPHYAs a company, our goal is to contribute to society through broad-ranging activities in the areas of measurement, control, and information. Individually, we aim to combine good citizenship with the courage to innovate.

Since its founding in 1915, Yokogawa Electric Corporation has contributed to society by supplying industry with cutting-edge products based onits measurement, control, and information technologies. Always sensitive to changing customer needs, Yokogawa has continued to transform itself and has become a leading company in the global industrial automation and control field. While striving to enhance our corporate value, we remain committed to doing our part as a trustworthy industry partner to realize a more prosperous society.

1915 Tamisuke Yokogawa, Doctor of Architectural Engineering, established an electric meter research institute in Shibuya, Tokyo, with Ichiro Yokogawa and Shin Aoki1917 First to produce and sell electric meters in Japan

1920 Incorporated as Yokogawa Electric Works Ltd.

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Yokogawa Europe B.V.

Yokogawa Electric International Pte. Ltd.

Yokogawa Engineering Asia Pte. Ltd.

Yokogawa China Co., Ltd.

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Yokogawa Electric Corporation

Together facing a brighter tomorrow

At Yokogawa, we believe the sky’s the limit.

And to reach beyond today’s horizons, we work

step-by-step with you to make the unimagined

a reality. That’s how we move forward, through

the synergy of co-innovation partnership. Join hands

with us, and together we can sustain a brighter future.

Yokogawa: Building a better tomorrow with you today.

www.yokogawa.com

Create ValueWe create value together with customers providing superior performance and developing customer loyalty.

CollaborationWe collaborate with our stakeholders to achieve mutual objectives.

Respect for IndividualsWe respect and trust each individual.

IntegrityOur business practices are fair and open.

GratitudeWe show appreciation and recognize effort.

Corporate Social ResponsibilityThe Yokogawa Philosophy, which states, “As a company, our goal is to contribute to society through broad-ranging activities in the areas of measurement, control, and information,” provides the underlying basis for our efforts to fulfill our Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR). Yokogawa has established a department at its head office that oversees CSR activities throughout the Yokogawa Group. At the same time, Yokogawa companies around the world are promoting CSR initiatives that take into consideration the unique attributes of each country and region. Through these means, we are making every effort to contribute to the sustainable development of local communities. Yokogawa has also established the compliance guidelines, which provide employees with a roadmap for conduct in such areas as human rights, legal compliance, and occupational safety and health.

Yokogawa Core Values

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Yokogawa Global 09 Worldwide Business Operations

10 Yokogawa North America

11 Market Leadership

12 Segment Sales Trends

Sales by Business Segment

13 Global DCS Market Share Breakdown of Yokogawa by Business Breakdown of Yokogawa by Market

Capabilities and Solutions 15 Engineering, Solutions, Services & Training

16 Control, Safety & Engineering Solutions

18 Main Automation Contractor (MAC)

20 Lifecycle Services & Support

22 Integration Capabilities

Products, Services & Solutions 28 Distributed Control Solutions

30 History of Reliability

31 Safety Solutions

32 Supervisory Control & Data Acquisition

33 Process Information Management Solutions

34 Simulation & Training

35 Analyzer Systems

36 Field Instrumentation

37 Environmental & Analytical Monitoring

38 Data Acquisitions & Controllers

39 Test & Measurement

Table of Contents

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United States

Newnan, GAField Instruments

Panel MetersTest & Measurement

Analytical Instruments

Sugar Land, TXAnalyzer Systems

VigilantPlant® Solutions

Clear Lake, TXAdvanced Analytical

Coldspring, TXFreeport, TX

Analyzer Services

Dallas, TXSoftware Development

BrazilMeasuring Instruments

GermanyField Instruments

NetherlandsAnalytical Instruments

IndiaControl Systems

Singapore/IndonesiaControl Systems

China (Sichuan)Field Instruments

China (Xian)Control Panels

China (Suzhou)Field Instruments

Recorders

China (Shanghai)Field Instruments

Yokogawa Corporationof America(Newnan, GA USA)

Yokogawa Corporationof America Headquarters

(Sugar Land, TX USA)

Yokogawa de Mexico(Mexico City)

Yokogawa Europe (Netherlands)

Yokogawa Middle East(Bahrain)

Yokogawa Russia(Moscow)

Yokogawa China(China)

Yokogawa World Headquarters(Tokyo, Japan)

Yokogawa Electric Korea (Seoul)

Yokogawa Canada(Calgary)

Yokogawa Engineering Asia

(Singapore)

Worldwide Business Operations

Global Network Supporting Business Growth

■ 14 subsidiaries and affiliates in Japan

■ 73 subsidiaries and affiliates outside Japan

Manufacturing Organizations

Our 25 manufacturing facilities span 10 countries

KanazawaLife Science-

related Equipment

KofuField Instruments

Measuring Instruments

Analytical Instruments

Controllers

SagamiharaOptical Communications Equipment

KomineSemiconductor Testers Analytical Instruments Control Systems

Main Factories in Japan

North American Network 800+ Employees 250 Independent

Manufacturers Representatives

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Yokogawa North America

Yokogawa Canada(Calgary)

Market Leadership

2008

1957 Yokogawa Electric Works, Inc. is established in New York as Yokogawa's origin of business in North America, becoming Yokogawa's first overseas affiliate

1975The company is renamed Yokogawa Corporation of America

1980Yokogawa Corporation of America opens its first regional manufacturing facility in Newnan, Georgia

2002Measurementation, an engineering, consulting, and fabrication company specializing in all aspects of analyzer system integration, becomes fully integrated with Yokogawa Corporation of America

2005Yokogawa Corporation of America opens the Systems Operations Center in Houston, Texas

2006Yokogawa Canada, Inc. is established in Calgary, Alberta

2007Yokogawa de Mexico is established in Mexico City

2008Establishes a Laser Analytical Division and acquires Analytical Specialties Inc. (ASI)

2009The headquarters of Yokogawa Corporation of America is relocated to Houston, Texas

2012Yokogawa Corporation of America expands Analytical Solutions Systems facility in Coldsprings, Texas

2014Yokogawa Corporation of America expands manufacturing for fast ship

2015Yokogawa Global Centennial

Yokogawa Corporation of America(Newnan, GA USA)

Yokogawa Corporation of AmericaUSA Headquarters(Sugar Land, TX USA)

Yokogawa de Mexico(Mexico City)

This year’s Control Readers Choice Awards represent un-precedented levels of both breadth and detail.

The most ambitious effort to date, our 17th annual ef-fort represents the expressed brand preferences of more than 1,000 process automation professionals. Those sur-veyed include the print magazine’s U.S.-centric read-

ership as well as subscribers to our increasingly inter-national digital media outlets anchored at our website, ControlGlobal.com.

And, while the results certainly still reflect a North American bias (more than 90% of respondents hail from the 50 U.S.), the increased participation of industry profes-

Control Readers Report Their Solution Provider Preferences in More than 100 Process Automation Technology Categories

Chemicals Manufacturing

Electric Power Generation

Food & Beverage Manufacturing

Metals, Minerals & Mining

Oil & Gas Extraction

Petroleum Refining

Pharmaceuticals & Life Sciences

Plastics & Rubber Manufacturing

Pulp & Paper Manufacturing

Water & Wastewater Processing

Continuous Regulatory Control

Emerson Process Management

Emerson Process Management

Rockwell Automation

Rockwell Automation

Emerson Process Management

Honeywell Emerson Process Management

Emerson Process Management

Emerson Process Management

Rockwell Automation

Batch Process Automation

Emerson Process Management

Rockwell Automation

Rockwell Automation

Rockwell Automation

Emerson Process Management

Emerson Process Management

Emerson Process Management

Rockwell Automation

Rockwell Automation

Emerson Process Management

Continuous Sheet/Web Monitoring & Control

Honeywell - - Rockwell Automation

- - - Honeywell ABB -

Safety/Emergency Shutdown

Invensys Process Systems

Invensys Process Systems

Rockwell Automation

Siemens Invensys Process Systems

Invensys Process Systems

Rockwell Automation

Rockwell Automation

Invensys Process Systems Rockwell Automation

Sequential Logic Control Rockwell Automation

Rockwell Automation

Rockwell Automation

Rockwell Automation

Rockwell Automation

Rockwell Automation

Rockwell Automation

Rockwell Automation

Rockwell Automation

Rockwell Automation

Table II. “Best in Control” Readers Choice Awards by Process Automation Discipline and Industry

Our 19th Survey!Control Readers Pick Their Preferences

in More than 100 Process Automation

Technologies.

Welcome to the Annual Control Readers’ Choice Awards, our 19th edition. We’ve surveyed our readers, and we asked them, in a series of unaided (that means no preselected choices in dropdown boxes) surveys for their selections among all the solution providers they regularly work with. As we have for the past several years, we surveyed not only the print magazine’s readers, but also subscrib-ers to our digital media outlets: email newsletters, webinars, pod-casts and all of the other media you can find at ControlGlobal.com. This year’s awards represent the collective opinion of over 1000 automation professionals.

The results still reflect a North Amer-ican bias. However, each year we see more responses from automation pro-fessionals from outside the United States. This has made some clear changes in the standings.

The question isn’t who won,but rather why do they winand how do they do it.

by Keith Larson and Walt Boyes

Welcome to the 20th Annual Control Readers’ Choice Awards. It seems to us to be fascinating that we’ve made it with this award survey for 20 years. We are pleased with the response of readers and vendors, and we know how impor-tant this survey has become because we get the phone calls. We’ve surveyed our readers and we are pleased to present the collective opinion of over 1000 automation professionals on over 100 process automation technologies.

The survey continues to have, as we noted last year, a North American bias, but the number of responses from out-side North America continues to grow. As we have for the past several years, we surveyed not only the print magazine’s readers, but also subscribers to our digital media outlets: email newsletters, webinars, podcasts and all of the other media you can find at ControlGlobal.com.

Why is this survey important?This survey and the resulting Readers’ Choice Awards are the only completely unaided brand preference survey in the process automation industries.

As always, we pulled a random sample of end users from our databases, and we asked them, in a series of unaided (they have to write in the names—no preselected choices in

dropdown boxes) surveys for their selections among all the solution providers they regularly work with.

This means that Control’s staff has to make sure that all the various ways to name an ABB or a Rockwell or an Em-erson product are counted correctly. This is time consum-ing and requires significant knowledge of the history of the industry. Did you know that there are over 17 different ways to list what is now an ABB product, for example? One of the things this indicates is the persistence of original brands in the minds of the end users, even after name-changes, acqui-sitions, and the passage of time.

Since this is a private survey, we have control over the re-sponses, and we take great care to make sure that the survey is reasonable and accurate.

What You’re Going to SeeFor the fourth year, we’ve broken out control platform awards by discipline, and also by industry vertical. Each category represents end-user selections in the six basic process con-trol disciplines (see Table 1: “Overall ‘Best in Control’ Win-ners by Application Type”): Continuous Regulatory Control, Batch Process Automation, Safety/Emergency Shutdown, Sequential Logic, Continuous Sheet/Web Monitoring and

The UsualSuspects Win the

Readers’ChoiceAwards!

VPN System HarnessesCow Power

Control Talk: Inspiring Future Engineers

Readers Fete

Technology Leadership

in our 22nd Annual

Readers Choice Awards

25 Years of Trying to Connect the Enterprise

Béla Lipták Tells How to Select an Analyzer

THE DCS: FROM DISTRIBUTED TO CENTRALIZED TO NETWORK-CENTRIC

USE INFERENTIAL MEASUREMENTS TO FILL IN THE BLANKS IN PROCESS ANALYSIS

NO FIELDBUS LOVE CHILD FOR HART AND FOUNDATION

ARC and Control Name the Top 50 Suppliers in Process Automation.

TopDogs

JAN

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PLCs’ Excellent Adventures

A New Fashion in Enclosures?

ON THE WEBEnterprise System

Connectivity — Are We There Yet?

NiceIceReaders pick the gems among automation products and suppliers.

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36%Chemical

Industrial Automation Business continues to sustain Yokogawa’s overall growth

290US$ MILLION

4,000

3,000

2,000

1,000

0FY03 FY04 FY05 FY06 FY07

868905

757

691 605

408401

437466492

1908 20312223

2717

FY08

700

473

3280

2831

FY09

347

420

3066

FY10 FY11

446

438338

3132

3509

248

FY12 FY13 FY14

307

3144

238

268

3268

212

212

3157

Segment Sales Trend Leading Supplier of DCS Systems to Petrochemical Market

Breakdown of Yokogawa by Business in North America

Breakdown of Yokogawa by Market in North America

20%Systems & Engineering

39%Measurement & Control

13%Test & Measurement

10%Advanced Solutions & Services

18%Advanced Analytical Solutions

13%Downstream

7%Upstream

6%Power

38%Others

*AVIATION & OTHERS MEASUREMENT INDUSTRIAL AUTOMATION & CONTROL

Measurement5.9%

Measurement5.9%

Aviation &Others5.9%

Industrial Automation & Control88.2%

Industrial Automation & Control $3,157Measurement $212New & Others $212

*Formerly known as the "Other Businesses" segment change took effect at the beginning of fiscal year 2015

*AVIATION & OTHERS MEASUREMENT INDUSTRIAL AUTOMATION & CONTROL

FY14 Sales by Segment (US$ million)

Advanced Solutions& Services

10%

Systems &Engineering

20%

AdvancedAnalyticalSolutions

18%

Measurement & Control

39%

Test &Measurement

13%

Downstream13%

Upstream7%

Chemical36%

Power6%

Others38%

Sales by Business Segment

2013 - 1,219 Million US Dollars

Market Shares in %

Yokogawa

Honeywell

Emerson Process Management

ABB

Invensys

Rockwell Automation

39.1%

16.9%

16.6 %

11.2%

4.7%

3.5%0 10 20 30 40

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EngineeringMain Automation Contractor

Project Management

Agile Project Execution

Systems Configuration

Instrumentation

Control Room Design

Commissioning

Information Technology

Consulting Services

Plant Audits

SIL Assessment

Energy Efficiency

ServicesPreventative Maintenance

Maintenance Agreements

Bench Repair Service

Spares Management

Remote Maintenance Service

Complete Maintenance Outsourcing

Software/Hardware Update Service

Engineering Software Support

Emergency Breakdown 24 Hour Service

Instrument Calibration

Products & SolutionsMeasuring Instruments

Analytical Systems

Distributed Control Systems

SCADA Systems

Safety Systems

Network Control Systems

Programmable Logic Controllers

Advanced Operations Applications

Advanced Control

MES and IT Applications

TrainingEngineering Systems

Maintenance Methods

Plant and Equipment Operations

Advanced Process Applications

Plant Simulation Training

Operator Training Simulator

Analyzer Training

Yokogawa Capabilities & Solutions

Maximizing ValueDelivering ValueCreating Value

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Design Consultants FEED, MAC

System Architects Network design and security; MES/ERP integration

Application Specialists Model based control design, optimisation & APC

DCS/PCS/PIMSConfiguration & System Engineers

Site, Installation & Commissioning Engineers

Design Consultants FEED, MAC

System Architects Network design and security; PIMS/ERP integration

Application Specialists Pipeline control & management Terminal control & management O+G Gas Production Communication Systems

Configuration & System Engineers

Site, Installation & Commissioning Engineers

Design Consultants HAZOPs, SIL Selection, SIS Safety Assessment and Verification

IEC 61508/61511 Compliant Functional Safety Management System Traceable to TÜV certified FSM system in parent company

Dedicated Safety System Engineering Team Specialists in safety system engineering and applications- BPS/TPS/ESD/FGS

External certification TUV FS Eng certified Safety Specialists

SIS Systems/Configuration Engineers SIF design, verification and validation

Site, Installation & Commissioning Engineers

Yokogawa Corporation of America's project and program managers who are certified by the Project Management Institute, demonstrate the experience, education and competency to successfully lead and execute direct projects.

Control, Safety & Engineering Solutions

DCS/PIMS Engineering Resources

SIS/ESD/F&G Engineering Resources

SCADA Engineering Resources

PMP Certified

Yokogawa Corporation of America operates to ISO9001:2008 under an accredited LRQA independent assurance of management systems.

Major Industries served by Yokogawa Corporation of AmericaChemicals and Polymers

Specialty Chemical (Batch)

Strong Brownsfield & Offshore Experience

Oil and Gas■ Upstream■ Downstream■ Midstream

LNG, GTL, NGL

Energy - Fossil, Renewable & Nuclear

Over 22,000 DCS Projects

Services Project Management Cost & Schedule Control FEED & Detail Engineering Procurement Support Vendor Package Interfaces System Integration & Programming Construction Support Commissioning Support Training Operations Support

Deliverables Process Control & SCADA Systems Process & Emergency Shutdown Systems Fire & Gas Detection Information Systems Communication Systems Selected Instrumentation Transmitters Control Valves Level Instruments Selected Packages Metering Skids Instrument Buildings Training Simulator Historian/MES Capital Spare Parts

Agile Project Execution

MAC Project Organization

Main Automation Contractor (MAC)

Yokogawa paves way for a new engineering paradigm for the next-generation. It is not uncommon for a project to experience backsliding and significant rework, all of which affects the TCO (Total Cost of Ownership). Yokogawa's smart engineering and Agile Project Execution model prevents these inefficiencies and ensures our customers reap maximum benefits and cost-savings throughout a plant's lifecycle.

Yokogawa provides highly-qualified and well-resourced control systems specialists to engineer, supply/procure and manage instrumentation, control systems, safety instrumented systems, and associated interfaces for all project components and facilities.

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IntegrationEngineer

DCS LeadEngineer

Safety LeadEngineer

Hardware Lead

Engineer

SubsystemEngineering

DCSEngineering

ESDEngineering

GraphicsEngineering

F&GEngineering

Hardware Engineering

IntegrationEngineer

DCS LeadEngineer

Safety LeadEngineer

Hardware Lead

Engineer

SubsystemEngineering

DCSEngineering

ESDEngineering

GraphicsEngineering

F&GEngineering

Hardware Engineering

Project specific scope determined uniquely for each project

Operations & Maintenance

Installation &Commissioning

Feed & Engineering

Visualize & optimize future performance

Intelligent Operation

Integrated engineering enviroment

SmartEngineering

Flexibility, adaptability and extensibility

for business needs

System Agility

• Improved system performance• Enhanced system reliability• Lifecycle performance care service

Sustainable Platform

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Lifecycle Services & Support Lifecycle Services & Support

Service & Support 24/7 response 3rd party equipment support On-site resident support Single point contact for all customer service

needs

Maintenance Management Vigorous maintenance plans & support for

automation & plant network system needs Pinpoint identification of problems Condition Based Maintenance

Operator Effectiveness Wide range of training courses to meet

all needs

Inventory Management Parts stocking for emergencies Minimize capital investment by parts

management program Operate your plant(s) and equipment with

the latest hardware and software using Technology Refresh program

Migration Support Minimize the threat of diminishing resources

and parts obsolesence Reduce the risk of operating older control

systems with the proven Migration Roadmap

Safety Improvement Rationalize Plant Alarms via Comprehensive

Alarm Management solutions Assure that the systems are well protected

by Yokogawa network service consultation &

solutions

Productivity Improvement Standardization of instruments & controls Improve asset performance, enhance

operational efficiency and maximize productivity throughout the lifecycle of the plant Track improvement performance Optimizing decision support

Consulting | Training | Predictive | Preventative | Emergency

Support services sustain and enhance existing automation assets to ensure reliability, increase availability, and provide the path to the next generation of platform and solutions.

Lifecycle Service AgreementsEvolution PlanningUpgrades, Additions, and ExpansionsRemote Systems Health MonitoringCybersecurity and Endpoint SecurityComparative Effective Analysis - BenchmarkingParts ManagementAsset ManagementTechnical Assistance and Global Support

Yokogawa Integration Capabilities

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Manufacturing CapabilitiesMachining SMT Injection Molding Engineering Laser Engraving Pad Printing Assembly Testing/Calibration Flow Facility

OEM and Subassembly Manufacturer Process control instrumentation, Meters, and Environmental products (Contract Mfg.)

170,000 sq. ft. manufacturing facility and 50,000 sq. ft. warehouse

Machine shop: milling, turning, welding, and painting

SMT: through hole, surface mount and testing

Injection molding: specializing in clear materials and secondary processes.

Laser engraving and pad printing on all materials, plus assembly

Assembly team senior staff trained to build quality into every unit, on time, every time

Flow facility to test any flow meter to NIST standards

Large engineering staffMeter Production Line

Flow Test Facility

Pick and Place Machine

Color Pad Printer

Enclosure Design and AssemblyLet Yokogawa Integrated Solutions design an enclosure to meet your needs, be it indoor, outdoor or hazardous areas. We have the expertise to provide you with exactly what you need.

Yokogawa Integrated SolutionsA turnkey operation for both mechanical and electrical products, Integrated Solutions can produce your products, parts or assemble them with the highest quality at a competitive price. We can deliver directly to you or your customer anywhere in the world.

Seventeen CNC and manual machining centers

Flow test facility

Three surface mount machines

Four semi-automatic insertion machines

Six injection molding machines

Two laser engraving machines and pad printing

Professional assembly staff

Design and manufacturing support

ISO9001 certified

Instrument Manufacturing, Modification and Calibration We support our North American

instrumentation customers through

our manufacturing facility near Atlanta,

Georgia, where we employ more than

300 employees. This facility provides a

broad range of capabilities including

complete product manufacturing, product

modification, product customization and

full-service calibration.

Yokogawa Integration Capabilities Yokogawa Integration Capabilities

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Customized Solutions for Environmental MeasurementsThe Measurementation division of Yokogawa has been providing on-line analytical measurement solutions for over 40 years to the process industries. Decades of experience in complete system design make Measurementation the perfect one-stop solution provider for all of your on-line analytical measurement needs.

Services available from Measurementation cover the entire spectrum of analytical system design, equipment selection, and system manufacture. With extensive experience in the analytical products from other manufacturers, each system can be tailored with the optimum selection of equipment to provide the most cost-effective solution.

Products and services available from Advanced Analytical Measurementation Division include:

Gas Chromatographs

Tunable Diode Laser Spectroscope (TDLS) to measure O2, CO, CH4, CO2, H20, NH3, etc

Field audits of installation site

Selection of analyzer types to perform the measurements

Complete sample system and automated calibration design

Packaging of the analyzer system in cabinets or shelters

Data acquisition systems to automatically gather and report the data needed for both federal and state agencies

Mandated Compliance MonitoringSince the 1970’s, the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has been establishing and enforcing environmental protection standards in the United States. An important part of these standards is the mandated monitoring requirements to verify the standards are being met; especially for emissions into the atmosphere. So for many industrial plants, Continuous Emission Monitoring Systems (CEMS) are a key component of a plant’s compliance responsibilities.

In addition to federal mandates, state and local environmental regulations may exist that cover a number of emissions ranging from the measurement of Highly Reactive Volatile Organic Compounds (HRVOCs) to the monitoring of sulfur emissions. To assist plants in meeting these diverse mandated measurements, Yokogawa Corporation has the expertise to customize analytical measurement solutions for nearly any requirement.

anyProcessanyAnalyzer

anyWhere

O2

O2

O2

CO2

H2O

H2O

H2O

CH4

CO

CO

CEMS Cabinet

TDLS8000

TDLS220

Advanced Analytical Laser Analyzer Division

Products and Solutions

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Analytical Gas Density Analyzer and Detector Zirconia Oxygen Analyzers and Detectors Process Gas Chromatograph Tunable Diode Laser Spectroscopy Analyzer Liquid Analyzers and Sensors

Field Solutions RotaMASS Coriolis Flowmeters digitalYEWFLO Vortex Flowmeters AXF Magnetic Flowmeters EJA and EJX Pressure Transmitters YTA Temperature Transmitters FieldMate

Meters & Instruments Analog Panel Meters Digital Panel Meters Portable Power Monitors Portable Test Instruments

Data Acquisition Panel Mount

Data Acquisition Display Station

Controllers and Indicators ISO Wireless Fiber Optic Sensors

Test & Measurement Digital Oscilloscopes ScopeCorders Data Acquisition Power Analyzers Optical Instruments

Training Center Over 45 different classes Training conducted in our

factory or on your site CEUs issued with Yokogawa

Corporation of America classes Web Based Training for

CENTUM VP Operator benchmarking

Lifecycle Services Opportunity Identification Services Solution Implementation Services Lifecycle Effectiveness Services

MAC Project Services Project Management Cost & Schedule Control FEED & Detail Engineering Procurement Support Vendor Package Interfaces System Integration & Programming Construction Support Commissioning Support Training Operation’s Support

VigilantPlant® Solutions STARDOM CENTUM VP ProSafe PRM FastTools

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Yokogawa Distributed Control

Release 6

Unified Architecture for Systems Integration

■ Integration of diagnostic data from intelligent field devices

■ Integration of subsystems

■ Integration of operational information

Distrubuted Control Systems■ High Performance 99.99999% (seven 9s) Availability

■ 40 years of Progressive Compatibility

■ Intuitive & Integrated Operator

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History of Control Systems Reliability Yokogawa Safety Solutions

ProSafe RS

Safety Instrumented Systems [SIS]

TÜV Certified according to IEC61508 and IEC61511 for:

Emergency Shutdown Systems [ESD] Fire & Gas Systems [F&G] Burner Management Systems [BMS]

SAFETY & AVAILABILITY

SAFETY: Single SIL3

SIL3 achieved in single Input-CPU-Output module

configuration.

AVAILABILITY: Redundant Module Option

Low false Trip achieved by Versatile Modular Redundancy [VMR] based on proven “Pair & Spare” technology. Safety functionality [SIL3] is maintained even when an internal failure is diagnosed.

Integration: Tight integration with CENTUM

Separation of functions; integration of operator interface with CENTUM with no engineering. Shared or separate networking.

F-Bus250 KBPS

Dual RedundantToken Pass

HF-Bus1MBPS

Dual RedundantToken Pass

V net

10 MBPSDual

RedundantToken Pass

CFCS CFCD

CPOS

1975CENTUM

1983CENTUM V

CFCS2

COPS2COPSV

CFFS

1988CENTUM-XL

CFCS EFCD

EOPS ENGS

1993CENTUM CSEWS ICS

1998CENTUM CS 3000

HIS ENG

LFCS KFCS

2001 2005CENTUM CS 3000 R3

2008CENTUM VP

2011CENTUM VP R5

2014CENTUM VP R6

FFCS

HCIS

HCIS

AVR

CFCD2

ABC

PICS FFCS-L

V net I/P

1Gbps Dual

Redundant

PFCS

FFCS-V N-IO

ENG

■ Proven Reliability

■ Dual Redundancy at all Levels

■ Scalable for any Application

■ Tight Integration of Fieldbus Systems

■ Evolution Path [Evergreen Installations]

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Yokogawa Process Information Management Solutions

Plant Information Management Systems [PIMS]

■ Process Historians

■ Data Reconciliation

■ Operations Activity Management

■ Condition-Based Maintenance

■ Emissions / Environmental Monitoring

■ Energy Management

■ Performance Calculations & Monitoring

■ Inventory Management

■ Material Tracking

■ Mass/Energy Balance

■ Production Accounting

Advanced Operator Assistance [AOA]

■ Modular Procedural Automation

■ Alarm Management

■ Human Centric Operations

■ Modeling & Simulation

Advanced Process Control [APC]

■ Advanced Regulatory Control

■ Multivariable Control

■ Inferred Property Calculations

■ Process Optimization

Standards-based Integration

■ SAP / ERP Integration

■ OPC/XML

Yokogawa Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition

■ Well Field Supervision & Control

■ Pipeline Operations & Leak Detection

■ Power Management & Distribution

■ Water Treatment & Distribution

■ Infrastructure & Transportation

■ Alternative / Renewable Energy Solutions

FAST/TOOLS SCADA suite integrated with STARDOM family of intelligent RTUs

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proven reliability The magnitude of the FAST/TOOLS installed base are in critical applications, especially for oil & gas, nuclear, infrastructure and monitoring industry. For more details on the projects, delivered in the 25 years of history, please refer to our FAS/TOOLS Project Reference List. high scalability We have delivered FAST/TOOLS systems in a range from 50 I/O points to more than 1 million I/O points. Field inputs can be easily organized as unique items based on its `Installation’, `Unit’ and `Tag’ name. This allows identical tag names to reside in the same SCADA database, but with different installation areas, and/or unit areas. Each item can be `blocked’ to disable nuisance alarms when the related field equipment is on maintenance, or can be

put `off-scan’ to allow future equipment to be engineered into the SCADA system without actual scanning of the related field signals. true SCADA communication capability FAST/TOOLS has many dedicated PLC/RTU driver protocols developed for data acquisition, to enhance communication performance and reliability. FAST/TOOLS can provide direct communication links to various makes of DCS/PLC/RTU on the same SCADA server. It also has many proven communication interfaces through Fibre Optics, serial lines, radio, satellite, PSTN, etc. Furthermore FAST/TOOLS uses industry (embedded) standards such as OPC, XML, ODBC, SOAP, HTML etc. to connect to 3rd party products. Also industrial field busses are supported.

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Technical Advantage

Yokogawa’s FAST/TOOLS SCADA System which is

developed since 1978, is based on the requirements

of oil/gas gathering, transportation and

distribution. There are many advantages of using

Yokogawa SCADA solutions, and we would like to

highlight some of the key advantages as follow.

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Yokogawa Simulation & Training

Process Simulation■ High/Medium Fidelity Plant Simulators■ Process Modeling

Operator Training■ Operating Training Simulation [OTS]■ On-site/offsite classroom training■ Computer based training ■ Medium/Low Fidelity Training Simulators

Engineering Training■ Custom OAM Manuals

Operations Management■ Mentoring & Coaching■ Operator Guidance Software

Yokogawa Analyzer Systems

■ Continuous Emission Monitoring Systems [CEMS]

■ Water & Steam Analysis [Wet Racks]

■ LNG/HC Sampling Systems

■ Grab/In situ Sampling Systems

■ Pre-fabricated Analyzer Shelters

■ Analyzer Houses, Enclosures & Racks

■ Third Party Analyzer Integration

■ Project Analyzer Engineering Design & Management

■ Process Analyzer Services: Installation, Commissioning, maintenance and out sourced Lifecycle Agreements

Solutions

Creative Solutions for Power Generation Utilities & Industrial Business

Your Resource Development Partners

Training Simulation Operation Software

Education Planning Industry Environment

TechComm Simulation

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Yokogawa Environmental & Analytical Monitoring

■ pH/ORP Analyzers

■ Conductivity Analyzers

■ Near Infrared Analyzers

■ Turbidity Analyzers

■ Dissolved Oxygen Analyzers

■ Chlorine Analyzers

■ Liquid Density Analyzers

■ Oxygen Analyzers

■ Stack Gas Analyzers

Yokogawa Field Instrumentation

■ Pressure, Temperature, Level & Flow

■ High Accuracy & Stability [Pressure]

■ Noise Reduction Technologies [Flow]

■ Adhesion & Blockage Detection [Flow]

■ Digital Technologies [HART, Profibus, FOUNDATION™ fieldbus]

■ Advanced/Predictive Diagnostics

■ Dual Frequency

Over 5 Million DPHarp Transmitters installed Worldwide

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Yokogawa Data Acquisition & Controllers Yokogawa Test & Measurement

■ Paper & Paperless Recording

■ Single Loop, Program Pattern & Advanced Controllers

■ Data Acquisition

■ PLC

■ Power Analyzers

■ Digital Oscilloscopes

■ High-Speed Data Aquisition

■ Optical Test Equipment

■ Communication Test Equipment

■ Panel Meters

■ Hand-Held Testers

Through “Process Co-Innovation,” Yokogawa creates new value

with our clients for a brighter future.

Yokogawa Corporation of America

12530 W. Airport Blvd., Sugar Land, TX 77478

Phone: 281-340-3800 Fax: 281-340-3838

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Yokogawa Canada, Inc.

Bay 4, 11133 40th Street SE, Calgary, AB T2C 2Z4

Phone: 403-258-2681 Fax: 403-258-0182

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Yokogawa de Mexico, SA de CV

Urbina No. 18Parque Industrial NaucalpanNaucalpan de Juarez, Estado de MéxicoC.P. 53370

Phone: +52 (55) 5955-7400 Fax: +52 (55) 5955-7417

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