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This presentation contains proprietary information of Tarco International Inc. Reproduction or disclosure of said content in whole or in part without prior written approval of Tarco International Inc. is strictly prohibited.

2011 Corporate

Presentation

Calgary, Alberta, Canada Phone: 403.265.0955 www.tarco.com January, 2011

Calgary, Alberta, Canada• Head Office founded in 1997

Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada• Engineering & Field Services

Houston, Texas, USA• Business Development & Field Services


Our Company

Tarco was founded in 1997 providing innovative industrial automation solutions and services to the Alberta Oil & Gas industry. Since 2003 we’ve grown to a complete turn-key solutions provider including engineering, project management, construction, software development as well as adding the motiv® brand of rotating equipment control systems and panel construction.

With over 150 years of combined experience in facility engineering, rotating equipment controls and construction execution we are able to offer a wide array of products and services to our customers. Today there are over 300 motiv® control systems installed worldwide.


History & Expertise

Rotating Equipment Controls

Electrical & Instrumentation• Design• Installation

Field Services:• 24/7 Support & Troubleshooting• Turnaround Support & Services• Inspections & Preventative Maintenance• Training• LTSA


Services

Complete EPCM Service

• Engineering▪ Preliminary, Design & Drafting

• Procurement

▪ Material Management

• Construction▪ Administration, Execution & Control

• Management

▪ Project Management Plan


Services

• Plant Controls (PLC, DCS)

• Electrical Design (MCC,

Cabling)

• Burner Management Systems

• Advanced Process Control

• API and AGA Flow Calculations


Additional Services

• Analyzers

• ESD Systems

• R&D

• Custom Software Design

• PCP/Wellhead Control Systems

Tarco offers both custom designed as well as pre-packaged controls solutions in our exclusive motiv® line of products.

The motiv® control system has established Tarco as an industry leader in the provision of advanced PLC-based turn-key solutions for rotating equipment.


Product Integration

• motiv®TCS ▪ Turbine Control Systems

• motiv®FCS ▪ Fuel Control Systems

• motiv®RCS ▪ Reciprocating Control Systems

• motiv®GCS Generator Control Systems

• motiv®ACS ▪ Anti-Surge Control Systems


motiv® Control Systems

• Multiple Platform Design (AB, GE, Siemens, Horner)

• Simplex, Redundant, TMR

• Backup ESD & Overspeed System

• Non-Proprietary Hardware

• SIL Safety Design

• Hazardous Locations


Proven Design

• Multiple Platforms

• Open Systems

• Global Support


Key Features

• Industry Standards

• Reduce Training Costs

• Reduce Spare Parts

Multiple I/O Configuration:• Rack, Flex IO, Remote IO Chassis, ControlNet

I/O Signal:• DC, AC, mA, VDC, T/C, RTD, HSC etc.

Communication Protocols: • motiv® supports all types of protocols (CIP, GE EGD, Profibus, Modbus, DeviceNet, Ethernet…etc.)


Hardware Features

Small Fuel Control Applications to Large Redundant Systems With Balance of Plant Controls


Modular and Scalable


Customizable Graphics

• Turbines

• Generators

• Compressors

• Recips

• Electric Drives

• Pumps


motiv Rotating Controls Applications

• Emission Control Retrofits (DLE, Solonox) & Water Injection Systems

• Load Sharing (KW, Percent from Surge, Suc/Dis Pressure

• Load Shedding

• Vibration Systems

• Fire & Gas Systems


Auxiliary Systems

• Remote Monitoring

• Dry Gas Seal Systems

• Lubrication Systems

• Cooling Systems

• Servo Valve Control

• 24V Power Generation System

• High Speed Data Log

• Alarm History

• First Out Alarms

• Trending

• Commissioning Tool

• Data Query Tool

• Point Level Diagnostics


Diagnostic Tools

ASME Gas Transmission and Distribution Piping Systems Code B31.8 NEC, National Electrical Code, (American stations) API RP500 - Recommended Practice for Classification of Locations for Electrical Installations at Petroleum Facilities Classified as Class I, Division I and Division 2NFPA 497 - RECOMMENDED PRACTICE FOR THE CLASSIFICATION OF FLAMMABLE LIQUIDS, GASES, OR VAPORS AND OF HAZARDOUS (CLASSIFIED) LOCATIONS FOR ELECTRICAL INSTALLATIONS IN CHEMICAL PROCESS AREASAPI 616 – Gas Turbines for Refinery ServicesAPI 617 – Centrifugal Compressors for Petroleum, Chemical and Gas Service IndustriesAPI 670 – Vibration, Axial-Position and Bearing Temperature Monitoring SystemsIEEE & NEMA Codes & StandardsC-UL, UL, , CSA-US or FM for all instrumentation, electrical, or electronic equipment NFPA 78, National Fire Protection Association, Lightning Protection Code NFPA 72, National Fire Alarm & Signalling CodeNFPA 12, Standard of CO2 Extinguishing SystemsANSI/ISA 12.27.01 – Requirements for Process Sealing Between Electrical Systems and Flammable or Combustible Process FluidsInstrumentation Symbols and Identification ANSI/ISA S5.1


Industry Standards

• PLC/HMI Programming

• Turbine Controls

• Generator Protection

• Customized Courses

• Simulator Training Panel


Training

• DCP Midstream• Spectra Energy• TransCanada Pipelines• Alliance Pipelines• JP Morgan• ATCO• GASCO• Standard Aero• Capital Power• Pengrowth• Combustion Associates• MDS Aero• PEMEX• Qatar Petroleum


Key Clients

Please feel free to contact a Tarco representative via telephone or email. Our contact information can be found on our website.


Questions?

www.tarco.com


This presentation contains proprietary information of Tarco International Inc. Reproduction or disclosure of said content in whole or in part without prior written approval of Tarco International Inc. is strictly prohibited.

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