THE FIVE W s SYSTEMES LMP MECHANICAL SUB-COOLING. I.G.A. GIRARD, TERREBONNE, Qc. INCREASED SYSTEM EFFICIENCY & LOWER ENERGY COSTS

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THE FIVE W s WHO: WHAT: WHERE: WHY: SYSTEMES LMP MECHANICAL SUB-COOLING I.G.A. GIRARD, TERREBONNE, Qc. INCREASED SYSTEM EFFICIENCY & LOWER ENERGY COSTS WHEN: TIME LAPSE May 2013 to May 2014

Système LMP`s patented mechanical sub-cooling for transcritital mode. Benefits of mechanical sub-cooling 17% reduction in energy consumption. 35% improvement of the EER (Energy Efficiency Rating) of compressors operating in transcritical mode. Decrease in the number of refrigeration compressors dedicated to keeping systems in positive temperature mode. Increase in the quality of liquid Ability to install transcritical compressors system in warmer climates.

Phases in the traditional refrigeration cycle Compression (Compressors): Points 13 and 2 Cooling (Gas-Cooler): Points 2 and 4 Liquefaction (Return): Points 4 and 11 Evaporation (Refrigerated Display Case): Points 11 and 12 Effects of mechanical sub-cooling: Amplified sub-cooling: Points 4 and 6 Result: Greater cooling capacity Points 11 and 12

Medium temperature Refrigerant R744 Evaporator capacity 1520 kbtu/h Number of compressors 5 Evaporating temperature 20.0 F 422 psi Evaporator superheat 10.8 F Suction line superheat 7.2 F Int. heat exch. superh. Tot. superh./suct. g. temp. 8.0 F / No int. heat exch. 28.0 F Transcritical High pressure (max. COP) 1263.9 psi Gas cooler outlet temp. 95 F Flash gas bypass Interstage pressure (ip) 495.0 psi / 30.6 F Int. heat exch. subc. (ip) 0.0 F External subcooling (ip) 0.0 F Tot. subc. / liquid temp. (ip) 0.0 F / Medium temperature 30.6 F Compressors 4FTC-20K 4FTC-20K 4FTC-20K 4FTC-20K 4FTC-20K Total Variable speed drive No No No No No Motor version Motor 2 Motor 2 Motor 2 Motor 2 Motor 2 Cooling cap. compressor 164 kbtu/h 164 kbtu/h 164 kbtu/h 164 kbtu/h 164 kbtu/h 818 kbtu/h Evaporator capacity 160 kbtu/h 160 kbtu/h 160 kbtu/h 160 kbtu/h 160 kbtu/h 799 kbtu/h Power input 25.03 kw 25.03 kw 25.03 kw 25.03 kw 25.03 kw 125.17 kw Current (460 V) 33.74 A 33.74 A 33.74 A 33.74 A 33.74 A 168.72 A Max. current* 42.00 A 42.00 A 42.00 A 42.00 A 42.00 A 210.00 A Gas cooler capacity 249 kbtu/h 249 kbtu/h 249 kbtu/h 249 kbtu/h 249 kbtu/h 1,245 kbtu/h COP/EER compressor 6.53 6.53 6.53 6.53 6.53 6.53 Mass flow compressor 2,774 lb/h 2,774 lb/h 2,774 lb/h 2,774 lb/h 2,774 lb/h 13,872 lb/h Mass flow evaporator 1,518 lb/h 1,518 lb/h 1,518 lb/h 1,518 lb/h 1,518 lb/h 7,589 lb/h Discharge gas temp. 210 F 210 F 210 F 210 F 210 F 210 F Ratio to system capacity 20 % 20 % 20 % 20 % 20 % 100 % Ratio to design capacity 11 % 11 % 11 % 11 % 11 % 53 % EER = 6.53 +20 COMPRESSORS NO SUBCOOLING

Medium temperature Refrigerant R744 Evaporator capacity 1122 kbtu/h Number of compressors 5 Evaporating temperature 20.0 F 422 psi Evaporator superheat 10.8 F Suction line superheat 7.2 F No int. heat Int. heat exch. superh. exch. Tot. superh./suct. g. temp. 14.2 F / 34.2 F Transcritical High pressure (manuel) 1263.9 psi Gas cooler outlet temp. 62.5 F Flash gas bypass Interstage pressure (ip) 495.0 psi / 30.6 F Int. heat exch. subc. (ip) 0.0 F External subcooling (ip) 0.0 F Tot. subc. / liquid temp. (ip) 0.0 F / 30.6 F Medium temperature Compressors 4FTC-20K 4FTC-20K 4FTC-20K 4FTC-20K 4FTC-20K Total Variable speed drive No No No No No Motor version Motor 2 Motor 2 Motor 2 Motor 2 Motor 2 Cooling cap. compressor 241 kbtu/h 241 kbtu/h 241 kbtu/h 241 kbtu/h 241 kbtu/h 1,207 kbtu/h Evaporator capacity 236 kbtu/h 236 kbtu/h 236 kbtu/h 236 kbtu/h 236 kbtu/h 1,180 kbtu/h Power input 25.03 kw 25.03 kw 25.03 kw 25.03 kw 25.03 kw 125.17 kw Current (460 V) 33.74 A 33.74 A 33.74 A 33.74 A 33.74 A 168.72 A Max. current* 42.00 A 42.00 A 42.00 A 42.00 A 42.00 A 210.00 A Gas cooler capacity 327 kbtu/h 327 kbtu/h 327 kbtu/h 327 kbtu/h 327 kbtu/h 1,634 kbtu/h COP/EER compressor 9.64 9.64 9.64 9.64 9.64 9.64 Mass flow compressor 2,687 lb/h 2,687 lb/h 2,687 lb/h 2,687 lb/h 2,687 lb/h 13,434 lb/h Mass flow evaporator 2,240 lb/h 2,240 lb/h 2,240 lb/h 2,240 lb/h 2,240 lb/h 11,202 lb/h Discharge gas temp. 219 F 219 F 219 F 219 F 219 F 219 F Ratio to system capacity 20 % 20 % 20 % 20 % 20 % 100 % Ratio to design capacity 21 % 21 % 21 % 21 % 21 % 105 % EER = 9.64 +20 COMPRESSORS WITH SUBCOOLING

Medium temperature Refrigerant R744 Evaporator capacity 450 kbtu/h Number of compressors 2 Evaporating temperature 40.0 F 568 psi Evaporator superheat 10.8 F Suction line superheat 7.2 F Int. heat exch. superh. No int. heat exch. Tot. superh./suct. g. temp. 8.6 F / 48.6 F Transcritical High pressure (max. COP) 1257.4 psi Gas cooler outlet temp. 95 F Flash gas bypass Interstage pressure (ip) 628.0 psi / 47.2 F Int. heat exch. subc. (ip) 0.0 F External subcooling (ip) 0.0 F Tot. subc. / liquid temp. (ip) 0.0 F / 47.2 F Medium temperature Compressors 4FTC-30K 4FTC-30K Total Variable speed drive No No Motor version Motor 1 Motor 1 Cooling cap. compressor 245 kbtu/h 245 kbtu/h 490 kbtu/h Evaporator capacity 238 kbtu/h 238 kbtu/h 476 kbtu/h Power input 24.91 kw 24.91 kw 49.81 kw Current (460 V) 35.44 A 35.44 A 70.87 A Max. current* 58.70 A 58.70 A 117.40 A Gas cooler capacity 330 kbtu/h 330 kbtu/h 660 kbtu/h COP/EER compressor 9.84 9.84 9.84 Mass flow compressor 4,301 lb/h 4,301 lb/h 8,602 lb/h Mass flow evaporator 2,539 lb/h 2,539 lb/h 5,078 lb/h Discharge gas temp. 174 F 174 F 174 F Ratio to system capacity 50 % 50 % 100 % Ratio to design capacity 53 % 53 % 106 % EER = 9.84 +20 COMPRESSORS WITH SUBCOOLING

Demand on Compressors Peek Outdoor Temperature 1 st Stage Transcritical Subcooling 2 nd Stage Transcritical Subcooling Outlet Temperature of Gas Cooler (prior to throttling device)

PROS Ready for serial production No climatic restrictions Better liquid quality No adiabatic gas cooler Lower energy cost (EER) Less compressors required CO 2 Refrigeration CONS Limited Suppliers Higher unit cost

WHY CHOOSE LMP? Costumer oriented, highly engineered systems. The most Platinum GreenChill certifications on the market (may 2014) Energy efficiency strategies. Lowest maintenance costs. Training facility and technical support available. Short learning curve for new operators. No climatic installation restrictions.