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STATEMENT OF WORK

Vacuum Microwave Dehydrator (VMD) Model: nutraREV-Test-2450-10

DLA Troop Support Subsistence

1.0 ORGANIZATION:

Defense Logistics Agency, (DLA) Troop Support Subsistence, Subsistence Supplier Operations, 700 Robbin Street, Philadelphia PA 19111

1.1 MISSION:

DLA Troop Support (DLA TS) will make a one-time acquisition of one (1) new Vacuum Microwave Dehydrator Machine Model: nutraREV-Test-2450-10 with associated parts to meet dryer expected utility and footprint requirements of US Army CCDC SC program. This equipment is for use at the US Army Natick Soldier Systems Center to produce low volume, low weight ration components, including CCAR prototypes for scaling up trials. It is also capable of producing enough uniformly dried samples for R&D purpose. The maximum dollar value of the proposed contract is $210,000.

1.2 OBJECTIVE:

The objective of this contract is to procure a 10-kw nutraRev-Vacuum Microwave Dehydrator (VMD). The Combat Feeding Directorate (CFD) has been exploring the novel vacuum microwave drying technology and its commercialization for 20+ years. US Army Natick Soldier Systems Center intends to essentially duplicate what they are doing in house, on a pilot plant level, to a larger scale with industrial partners by loaning this piece of equipment to a responsible industry partner, likely through a Cooperative Research & Development Agreement (CRADA) in the form of a Government Furnished Agreement (GFE). Enwave has agreed to hold on to the equipment until the responsible party is identified. The recommended contractor, EnWave Corp., British Columbia, Canada is the only one capable of manufacturing and selling a 10-kW system that can produce enough uniformly dried samples for R&D purpose.

2.0 TYPE OF AWARD:

DLA intends to award a firm-fixed price commercial purchase order. This is for the manufacturing, storing, rotating, distributing, maintaining and managing the buffer stock level of 4.3M FRHs for a period of five (5) years. This is known as Vendor Managed Inventory (VMI) of Government Owned Property.

3.0 CONTRACTOR RESPONSIBILITIES

3.1 The Contractor shall sell the subject equipment to CCDC. The contractor's primary focus shall be to:

1. Manufacture and sell a 10-kW nutraRev-Vacuum Microwave Dehydrator (VMD) based on Quote Offer No. 20-0825-n10-USA (EnWave Corp.; dated Aug 25, 2020).

2. Ship, install, and train the customer of the VMD at location TBD.

The room temperature where the 10kW REV dryer is installed needs to be >19C but not higher than 30C. It is highly recommended to install the REV dryer in a temperature-controlled room.

A minimum unobstructed ceiling height equal to 10 ft. is recommended.

A minimum unobstructed clearance equal to 3 ft. between and around every component is recommended (pump skid, main chamber and electrical cabinet).

3 drying drums provided with the nutraREVbasket system Material: Food grade rotary molded PP.

Weight: Approx. 17.5 lb. each when empty.

10 units provided with the Ferris wheel tray-handling system Material: Food grade co-poly PP.

Weight: Approx. 3.5 lb. each when empty.

This is a possible conceptual sketch of the interface between the pump skid (EnWave’s dryer) and the chiller (provided by US Army CCDC SC). The sketch does not show the detail of the valves and regulators needed in accordance to local regulations.

Note: The components in the green dotted rectangle (including the blue and red hoses) are not supplied by EnWave and need to be procured/supplied by US Army CCDC SC.

electrical Cabinet

List of pipes/conduit/hoses provided by EnWave to interface the components of the 10kW REV dryer

Pump Skid to Main Chamber:

(1) Cooling water to condenser: Water hose (3/4”) [2 hoses 15 ft. long]

(2) Cooling water to magnetrons: 2 x Water hose (3/4”) [2 hoses 15 ft. long]

(3) Vacuum line: 2” Vacuum hose (tri-clamp) [1 hose 15 ft. long]

Pump Skid to Electrical Cabinet:

(4) Power/control wires: 1” electrical conduit [2 conduits 30 ft. long]

Electrical Cabinet to Vacuum Chamber:

(5) Power/control wires: 5 x 1” electrical conduit [5 conduits 15 ft. long]

(6) Plastic tubing: 1 x ¼” plastic tubing [1 plastic tubing 15 ft. long]

The connections and utilities that US Army CCDC SC needs to procure:

(A) Power to the electrical cabinet: 208V/3phase/80A/60Hz. More details in page 14 of EnWave manual (attached)

(B) Cooling water to the pump skid: 15GPM at 45PSI (5C to 15C) cooling capacity of at least 6

Ref Tons (>21 kW). The standard pump skid is equipped with 1” NPT female supply and return connections. Please specify if a different connection standard is required. We can supply 1” male BSPT converters or 1.5” TC fittings if requested. Please request these by email to avalerio@enwave.net. More details in pages 15 and 16.

(C) Compressed air to the pump skid: 1 CFM at 90 PSI (we provide a ¼” plastic tubing to connect the compressed air supply). Please specify if a different connection standard is required.

More details in page 17.

(D) Wired Internet connection to the electrical cabinet: Ethernet cable connection. Highly recommended for maintenance and troubleshooting but not critical for operation. More details in page 18.

(E) Water to fill the buffer tank in the pump skid: This is not a continuous water supply. The buffer tank may need to be top-up every week or every time the level is too low. This does not need to be a permanent installation (e.g. a water hose can be used for this purpose). An example in page 19 of Enwave manual (Attached).

****List of drainage points in the REV dryer

(G) Drying chamber (washing water) [2” TC connection]: This drainage is used to drain washing fluids form the main chamber. Shown in pages 9 and 10.

(H) Surge tank/condenser (condensation water from the product and washing fluids) [1.5” TC connection]: This drainage point is used to drain the condensed water of the drying process.

Shown in pages 9 and 11 of Enwave manual (Attached)..

(I) Pump skid (cooling water) [1.5” TC connection]: This drain is used to remove the excess of cooling water in the pump skid. Shown in pages 12 and 13 of Enwave manual (Attached).

NOTE: The drainage segregation should be done in accordance with local regulations by US Army CCDC SC.

Utility Requirements Specification

(A) Power to the electrical cabinet

Single connection point procured by US Army CCDC SC: 208V/60Hz/3phase/80A.

The connection of the electrical cabinet to the electrical mains of the installation facility is out of Enwave’s scope of work (not procured by EnWave). US Army CCDC SC should provide a professional electrician to perform this connection in accordance with local standards.

The main circuit breaker where the electrical connection needs to be done is in the electrical cabinet (as shown in the picture). Cables are fed from the top of the cabinet.

(B) Cooling water to the pump skid

Single connection point procured by US Army CCDC SC: 5°C to 15°C. Minimum required flow rate: 15 GPM. Minimum pressure: 45 psi. Clean filtered water in accordance with local standards.

If sufficient cooling water supply is not available at the installation facilities. This requirement could be covered with a chiller with a cooling capacity larger than 6 Ref Tons (>21 kW) (conceptual example in page 16). EnWave does not provide this chiller or any other means to supply this cooling water requirement (e.g. chiller, filter, expansion tank, etc.).

The connection of the REV pump skid to your cooling water supply (e.g. chiller) is out of EnWave’s scope of work. US Army CCDC SC should provide a technician to perform this connection.

The standard connection supplied with the REV pump skid is 1” NPT female. US Army CCDC SC needs to specify if a different connection is needed (email to avalerio@enwave.net).

(C) Compressed air to the pump skid

Compressed air tube in the pump skid that needs to be connected to the compressed air supply (1/4” OD plastic tubing at the right).

Single connection point procured by US Army CCDC SC: 1CFM @ 90 psi. Filtered dry air in accordance with local standards.

The compressed air supply needs to be connected to the compressed air connection provided with the pump skid. This compressed air connection is a 1/4” OD plastic tubing. US Army CCDC SC needs to specify if a different connection is needed (please send an email to avalerio@enwave.net).

The required compressor, filter and connection of the compressed air line is out of Enwave’s scope of work (not procured by EnWave).

Most of our partners use 1/4” OD push in fitting

(D) Wired Internet connection to the electrical cabinet

• This connection is highly recommended but not mandatory for the operation of the REV dryer.

• Single connection point procured by US Army CCDC SC: Hard wired Internet connection (5, 5e, 6, 6a).

• US Army CCDC SC needs to procure the connection of the electrical cabinet to the IT infrastructure.

• The Ethernet receiver is located in the electrical cabinet as shown in the photograph. The internet connection is only used for remote access and service.

• The connection will use eWonCosy131 (static IP). Some ports may be open for that static

IP.

Anchoring points for the main chamber (detail) Anchoring analysis and materials not provided by EnWave

Anchoring points for the pump skid (detail) Anchoring analysis and materials not provided by EnWave

Anchoring points for the electrical cabinet Anchoring analysis and materials not provided by EnWave

Expected Packing list for Shipping

• This is a tentative list that will be confirmed 2 weeks before shipping.

• A FCL 20’ container can be used to ship this unit.

Tentative Installation Plan Assuming that all utilities are readily available and there is sufficient product for testing, the installation/commissioning process of the REV dryer takes approx. 3 to 4 days. Please find below an estimate of the expected schedule and required materials:

Day 1 (and maybe day 2): EnWave field engineer works with CCDC team on the installation of the REV dryer. During day 1 and day 2 US Army CCDC SC needs to provide the following resources:

• All utilities described in this document including sufficient product for testing.

• Electrician available during day 1 to connect the REV dryer to the electrical mains.

• Technician available during day 1 to connect the pump skid of the REV dryer to the cooling water supply (e.g. chiller), and the compressed air supply.

• IT personnel available during day 1 to connect the REV dryer to the Internet infrastructure.

• One technical assistant should be available during days 1 and 2 to help our engineer.

The assistant should have access to a basic mechanical/electrical toolkit. We recommend that the person assisting our engineer is the person that will oversee service and maintenance for the dryer (maintenance personnel).

• A +5,000 lb. forklift, gantry or lifting table.

• A +5,000 lb. pallet jack.

Day 2: Our field engineer and our process scientist will test the functionalities of the REV dryer to confirm that everything is operating according to specifications. If the testing of the machine results ideal, EnWave process scientist could start training CCDC team on day 2. During day 2 and day 3 US Army CCDC SC needs to provide the following resources:

• Sufficient product to test.

• Top loading scale.

• Small coffee grinder.

• Moisture analyzer.

• Water activity meter.

• IR thermometer.

Day 3 (and if necessary, day 4): EnWave process scientist trains CCDC team and confirms commissioning of the REV dryer.

4.0 PAYMENT PROCESS:

4.1 Invoice Submission

DFAS – Columbus Center Attn: DFAS – CO-

P.O. BOX 182317

COLUMBUS, OH 43218-6260

4.2 The Government intends to make payments under the resultant contract by electronic funds transfer (EFT). Reference Clause 52.232-33, “Mandatory Information for Electronic Funds Transfer Payment” appearing in the section of this solicitation entitled “Contract Clauses.”

However, the election as to whether to make payment by check or electronic funds transfer is at the option of the Government.

4.3 DFAS Columbus Center is the payment office for this acquisition.

CAUTION NOTICE:

FAR Part 3.1002(a) requires all Government Contractors to conduct themselves with the highest degree of integrity and honesty. Contractors should have a written code of business ethics and conduct within thirty days of award. To promote compliance with such code of business ethics and conduct, Contractors should have an employee business ethics and compliance training program that facilitates timely discovery and disclosure of improper conduct in connection with Government contracts and ensures corrective measures are promptly instituted and carried out. A Contractor may be suspended and/or debarred for knowing failure by a principal to timely disclose to the Government, in connection with the award, performance, or closeout of a Government contract performed by the Contractor or a subcontract awarded there under, credible evidence of a violation of federal criminal law involving fraud, conflict of interest, bribery, or gratuity violations found in title 18 of the United States Code or a violation of the False Claims Act (31 U.S.C. 3729-3733).

If this solicitation or contract includes FAR clause 52.203-13 - CONTRACTOR CODE OF BUSINESS ETHICS AND CONDUCT; the Contractor shall comply with the terms of the clause and have a written code of business ethics and conduct; exercise due diligence to prevent and detect criminal conduct; promote ethical conduct and a commitment to compliance with the law within their organization; and timely report any violations of federal criminal law involving fraud, conflict of interest, bribery or gratuity violations found in title 18 of the United States Code or any violations of the False Claims Act (31 U.S.C. 3729-3733) When FAR 52.203-13 is included in the contract, Contractors must provide a copy of its written code of business ethics and conduct to the contracting officer upon request by the contracting officer.

SYSTEM FOR AWARD MANAGEMENT.

“System for Award Management (SAM) database” means the primary Government repository for prospective Federal awardee and Federal awardee information and the centralized Government system for certain contracting, grants, and other assistance-related processes.

“Commercial and Government Entity (CAGE) Code” means—

(1) An identifier assigned to entities located in the United States or its outlying areas by the Defense Logistics Agency (DLA) Commercial and Government Entity (CAGE) Branch to identify a commercial or Government entity; or

(2) An identifier assigned by a member of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization or by the NATO Support and Procurement Agency (NSPA) to entities located outside the United States and its outlying areas that the DLA Commercial and Government Entity (CAGE) Branch records and maintains in the CAGE master file. This type of code is known as a NATO CAGE (NCAGE) code.

“Unique Entity Identifier” means a number or other identifier used to identify a specific commercial, nonprofit, or Government entity. See www.sam.gov for the designated entity for establishing unique entity identifiers.

“Registered in the System for Award Management database” means that—

(1) The Offeror has entered all mandatory information, including the unique entity identifier and the EFT indicator, if applicable, the Contractor and Government Entity (CAGE) code, as well as date required by the Federal Funding Accountability and Transparency Act of 2006, into the SAM database.

(2) The Offeror has completed the Core Data, Assertions, and Representations and Certifications, and Points of Contact sections of the registration in the SAM database.

(3) The Government has validated all mandatory data fields to include validation of the Taxpayer Identification Number (TIN) with the Internal Revenue Service. The Offeror will be required to provide consent for TIN validation to the Government as part of the SAM registration process.

(4) The Government has marked the record “Active”

10 kW REV Dryer Expected Utility and Footprint Requirements

(Not Intended for Construction)

Installation located in USA Project: US Army CCDC SC

August 25, 2020

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The REV dryer described in this document is not intended for pharma GMP applications.

If the dryer is expected to be part of a GMP installation, please contact Brent Charleton at bcharleton@enwave.net

Revision 0 (A Valerio 2020) Please contact service@enwave.net for any questions or concerns related to the contents of this document mailto:bcharleton@enwave.net mailto:service@enwave.net

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Description: Possible equipment distribution.

Drawing units: NA.

View: Isometric view / footprint.

Model: nutraREV-Test-2450-10 Description: REV dryer with Magnetrons on the side.

The room temperature where the 10kW REV dryer is installed needs to be >19C but not higher than 30C. It is highly recommended to install the REV dryer in a temperature controlled room.

Description: Possible equipment distribution.

Drawing units: Inches.

View: Top view / footprint. 3

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A minimum unobstructed clearance equal to 3 ft. between and around every components is recommended (pump skid, main chamber and electrical cabinet).

Door opening direction

MW head opening direction

Description: Possible equipment distribution.

View: Front view / footprint.

HMI (Human Machine Interface)

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Process Status Lights

A minimum unobstructed ceiling height equal to 10 ft. is recommended.

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Description: Drying drum detail.

View: Selected views.

3 drying drums provided with the nutraREV basket system

- Material: Food grade rotary molded PP.

- Weight: Approx. 17.5 lb. each when empty.

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Description: Drying tray detail.

View: Selected views.

10 units provided with the Ferris wheel tray-handling system

- Material: Food grade co-poly PP.

- Weight: Approx. 3.5 lb. each when empty.

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List of pipes/conduit/hoses provided by EnWave to interface the components of the 10kW REV dryer

• Pump Skid to Main Chamber:

• (1) Cooling water to condenser: Water hose (3/4”) [2 hoses 15 ft. long]

• (2) Cooling water to magnetrons: 2 x Water hose (3/4”) [2 hoses 15 ft. long]

• (3) Vacuum line: 2” Vacuum hose (tri-clamp) [1 hose 15 ft. long]

• Pump Skid to Electrical Cabinet:

• (4) Power/control wires: 1” electrical conduit [2 conduits 30 ft. long]

• Electrical Cabinet to Vacuum Chamber:

• (5) Power/control wires: 5 x 1” electrical conduit [5 conduits 15 ft. long]

• (6) Plastic tubing: 1 x ¼” plastic tubing [1 plastic tubing 15 ft. long]

Pump Skid

Main Chamber

Electrical Cabinet

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The connections and utilities that US Army CCDC SC needs to procure:

• (A) Power to the electrical cabinet: 208V/3phase/80A/60Hz. More details in page 14.

• (B) Cooling water to the pump skid: 15GPM at 45PSI (5C to 15C) cooling capacity of at least 6 Ref Tons (>21 kW). The standard pump skid is equipped with 1” NPT female supply and return connections. Please specify if a different connection standard is required. We can supply 1” male BSPT converters or 1.5” TC fittings if requested. Please request these by email to avalerio@enwave.net. More details in pages 15 and 16.

• (C) Compressed air to the pump skid: 1 CFM at 90 PSI (we provide a ¼” plastic tubing to connect the compressed air supply). Please specify if a different connection standard is required. More details in page 17.

• (D) Wired Internet connection to the electrical cabinet: Ethernet cable connection. Highly recommended for maintenance and troubleshooting but not critical for operation. More details in page 18.

• (E) Water to fill the buffer tank in the pump skid: This is not a continuous water supply. The buffer tank may need to be top-up every week or every time the level is too low. This does not need to be a permanent installation (e.g. a water hose can be used for this purpose). An example in page 19.

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Pump Skid

Main Chamber

Electrical Cabinet

List of drainage points in the REV dryer

• (G) Drying chamber (washing water) [2” TC connection]: This drainage is used to drain washing fluids form the main chamber. Shown in pages 9 and 10.

• (H) Surge tank / condenser (condensation water from the product and washing fluids) [1.5” TC connection]: This drainage point is used to drain the condensed water of the drying process. Shown in pages 9 and 11.

• (I) Pump skid (cooling water) [1.5” TC connection]: This drain is used to remove the excess of cooling water in the pump skid.

Shown in pages 12 and 13.

NOTE: The drainage segregation should be done in accordance to local regulations by US Army CCDC

SC.

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Drain (G)

Drain (H)

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Drain (H)

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Drain (I)

Drains on the Pump Skid

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Drain (I)

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(A) Power to the electrical cabinet

• Single connection point procured by US Army CCDC SC: 208V/60Hz/3phase/80A.

• The connection of the electrical cabinet to the electrical mains of the installation facility is out of EnWave’s scope of work (not procured by EnWave). US Army CCDC SC should provide a professional electrician to perform this connection in accordance to local standards.

• The main circuit breaker where the electrical connection needs to be done is in the electrical cabinet (as shown in the picture). Cables are fed from the top of the cabinet.

Ground

Mains connection

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(B) Cooling water to the pump skid

• Single connection point procured by US Army CCDC SC: 5°C to

15°C. Minimum required flow rate: 15 GPM. Minimum pressure:

45 psi. Clean filtered water in accordance to local standards.

• If sufficient cooling water supply is not available at the installation facilities. This requirement could be covered with a chiller with a cooling capacity larger than 6 Ref Tons (>21 kW) (conceptual example in page 16). EnWave does not provide this chiller or any other means to supply this cooling water requirement (e.g. chiller, filter, expansion tank, etc.).

• The connection of the REV pump skid to your cooling water supply (e.g. chiller) is out of EnWave’s scope of work. US Army CCDC SC should provide a technician to perform this connection.

• The standard connection supplied with the REV pump skid is 1” NPT female. US Army CCDC SC needs to specify if a different connection is needed (email to avalerio@enwave.net).

Supply

Return

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Note: The components in the green dotted rectangle (including the blue and red hoses) are not supplied by EnWave and need to be procured/supplied by US Army CCDC SC.

This is a possible conceptual sketch of the interface between the pump skid (EnWave’s dryer) and the chiller (provided by US Army CCDC SC). The sketch does not show the detail of the valves and regulators needed in accordance to local regulations.

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(5C to 15C)

(C) Compressed air to the pump skid

• Single connection point procured by US Army CCDC SC: 1CFM @ 90 psi. Filtered dry air in accordance with local standards.

• The compressed air supply needs to be connected to the compressed air connection provided with the pump skid. This compressed air connection is a 1/4” OD plastic tubing. US Army CCDC SC needs to specify if a different connection is needed (please send an email to avalerio@enwave.net).

• The required compressor, filter and connection of the compressed air line is out of EnWave’s scope of work (not procured by EnWave).

Most of our partners use 1/4” OD push in fitting

Compressed air tube in the pump skid that needs to be connected to the compressed air supply (1/4” OD plastic tubing at the right).

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(D) Wired Internet connection to the electrical cabinet

• This connection is highly recommended but not mandatory for the operation of the REV dryer.

• Single connection point procured by US Army CCDC SC: Hard wired

Internet connection (5, 5e, 6, 6a).

• US Army CCDC SC needs to procure the connection of the electrical cabinet to the IT infrastructure.

• The Ethernet receiver is located in the electrical cabinet as shown in the photograph. The internet connection is only used for remote access and service.

• The connection will use eWon Cosy 131 (static IP). Some ports may be open for that static IP.

Ethernet connection

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Note: The components in the green dotted rectangle are not supplied by EnWave and need to be procured/supplied by US Army

CCDC SC.

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Anchoring points for the main chamber

Holes compatible with ½” threaded bars/anchors

Anchoring analysis and materials not provided by EnWave

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Anchoring points for the main chamber (detail)

Anchoring analysis and materials not provided by EnWave

Main chamber side view

Anchoring points for the pump skid

Holes compatible with ½” threaded bars/anchors

Anchoring analysis and materials not provided by EnWave

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Anchoring points for the pump skid (detail)

Anchoring analysis and materials not provided by EnWave

Pump skid side view

Anchoring points for the electrical cabinet

Holes compatible with ½” threaded bars/anchors

Anchoring analysis and materials not provided by EnWave

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Expected Packing list for Shipping

• This is a tentative list that will be confirmed 2 weeks before shipping.

• A FCL 20’ container can be used to ship this unit.

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Tentative Installation Plan

Assuming that all utilities are readily available and there is sufficient product for testing, the installation/commissioning process of the REV dryer takes approx. 3 to 4 days. Please find below an estimate of the expected schedule and required materials:

• Day 1 (and maybe day 2): Our field engineer works with your team on the installation of the REV dryer. During day 1 and day 2 US Army CCDC SC needs to provide the following resources:

• All utilities described in page 8 of this document including sufficient product for testing.

• Electrician available during day 1 to connect the REV dryer to the electrical mains.

• Technician available during day 1 to connect the pump skid of the REV dryer to the cooling water supply (e.g. chiller), and the compressed air supply.

• IT personnel available during day 1 to connect the REV dryer to the Internet infrastructure.

• One technical assistant should be available during days 1 and 2 to help our engineer. The assistant should have access to a basic mechanical/electrical toolkit. We recommend that the person assisting our engineer is the person that will oversee service and maintenance for the dryer (maintenance personnel).

• A +5,000 lb. forklift, gantry or lifting table.

• A +5,000 lb. pallet jack.

• Day 2: Our field engineer and our process scientist will test the functionalities of the REV dryer to confirm that everything is operating according to specifications. If the testing of the machine results ideal, our process scientist could start training your team on day 2. During day 2 and day 3 US Army CCDC SC needs to provide the following resources:

• Sufficient product to test.

• Top loading scale.

• Small coffee grinder.

• Moisture analyzer.

• Water activity meter.

• IR thermometer.

• Day 3 (and if necessary day 4): Our process scientist trains your team and confirms commissioning of the REV dryer.

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Description: Possible equipment distribution.

Drawing units: NA.

View: Isometric view / footprint.

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Description: Possible equipment distribution.

Drawing units: Inches.

View: Top view / footprint.

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Description: Possible equipment distribution.

Drawing units: Inches.

View: Front view / footprint.

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Description: Possible equipment distribution.

Drawing units: Inches.

View: Side view / footprint.

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Description: Drying drum detail.

Drawing units: Inches.

View: Selected views.

3 drying drums provided with the nutraREV basket system.

Material: Food grade polypropylene.

Proprietary

Description: Drying tray detail.

Drawing units: Inches.

View: Selected views.

10 units provided with the Ferris wheel tray-handling system.

Material: Food grade polypropylene.

Proprietary

The following photos show the REV dryer that will be received once the crates are removed.

Main chamber

Magnetrons

Electric Cabinet Pump Skid

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Utility Requirements Specification

Electric power

• Single connection point procured by the US Army:

208V/60Hz/3phase/100A.

• The connection of the electrical cabinet to the electrical mains of the installation facility is out of EnWave’s scope of work (not procured by EnWave). The US Army should provide a professional electrician to perform this connection.

• The main circuit breaker where the electrical connection needs to be done is in the electrical cabinet. As shown in the picture.

Ground

3 wires

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Utility Requirements Specification

Cooling water from your chiller

• Single connection point procured by the US Army: 5°C to

15°C. Minimum required flow rate: 50 LPM. Minimum pressure: 3 bar (45 psi).

• If sufficient cooling water supply is not available at the installation facilities. This requirement can be covered with a chiller which cooling capacity is larger than 6 Refrigeration Tons (indoor air cooled chiller). Please notice that this chiller is not provided by EnWave Corporation.

• The connection of the pump skid to your chiller at the installation facility is out of EnWave’s scope of work (not procured by EnWave). The US Army should provide a technician to perform this connection.

• The connection supplied with the REV pump skid is 1” NPT female. The US Army needs to provide the necessary fittings and piping/hoses to interface the supply and return lines of their chiller or cooling water supply to the 1” NPT female fittings provided with the pump skid (supply and return lines).

The pump skid fittings are shown in the photographs.

Supply from your chiller

Return from your chiller

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Utility Requirements Specification

Compressed air

• Single connection point procured by the US Army: Filtered dry air: 1CFM @ 90 psi.

• The compressed air supply needs to be connected to the compressed air tube supply connection provided with the pump skid. This compressed air tube connection is a 1/4” OD plastic tubing. The US Army needs to provide a push in connection and the materials necessary to interface this 1/4” OD plastic tubing with their compressed air supply.

This connection is out of EnWave’s scope of work (not procured by EnWave).

1/4” OD push in fitting commonly used (it is not mandatory to use this specific type of fitting as long as the fitting chosen properly interfaces the 1/4” OD tubing provided with the pump skid.

Compressed air tube in the pump skid that needs to be connected to the compressed air supply (1/4” OD plastic tubing at the right).

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Utility Requirements Specification

Internet connection

• Single connection point procured by the US Army: Hard wired

Internet connection (5, 5e, 6, 6a).

• The US Army needs to procure the connection of the electrical cabinet to their IT infrastructure.

• The Ethernet receiver is located in the electrical cabinet as shown in the photograph.

Ethernet connection

Proprietary

Tentative Installation Procedure

Traditionally, the installation/commissioning process of the REV dryer takes 3 to 4 days. Please find below an estimate of the expected schedule and required materials:

• Day 1 (and maybe day 2): Our filed engineer works with your team on the installation of the REV dryer. During day 1 and day 2 the US Army needs to provide the following resources:

• Your electrician should be available during day 1 to connect the REV dryer to the mains of your plant.

• Your technician should be available to connect the pump skid of the REV dryer to your cooling water supply, and the compressed air supply.

• Your IT personnel should be available to connect the REV dryer to your Internet infrastructure.

• One technical assistant should be available during days 1 and 2 to help our engineer. The assistant should have access to a basic mechanical/electrical toolkit. We recommend that the person assisting our engineer during installation is the person that will oversee service and maintenance for the dryer (maintenance personnel).

• A +5,000 lb. forklift, gantry or lifting table.

• A +5,000 lb. pallet jack.

• Day 2: Our field engineer and our process scientist will test the functionalities of the REV dryer to confirm that everything is operating according to specifications. If the testing of the machine results ideal, our process scientist could start training your team on day 2.

• Day 3 (and if necessary day 4): Our process scientist trains your team and confirms commissioning of the REV dryer.