Fact Sheet Long Term Water Treatment Contract Services Worldwide GE Service Agreements GE’s long term water treatment service agreements provide a wide range of capabilities and technologies to supply ultrapure or treated water. Long term service offers many financial and technical advantages over capital investment systems including multiple technologies and the world’s largest 24/7 mobile fleet backup. GE professional field service representatives operate and maintain these systems which can be remotely monitored with GE’s InSight* technology. InSight, a remote monitoring and diagnostics service, monitors and analyzes performance of the water treatment systems and customized reports are generated for viewing on the web-based system. From source water to final supplied water, GE’s long term services provide treated water that meets your requirements for purity and volume with little or no capital expenditure, reduced operating costs and improved technical performance. Long term installation uses GE filter system, 300 GPM (68 m3/hr) RO system, forced draft aerator, and demineralizer to provide ultrapure water. Starting with municipal wastewater, this installation uses 2-step RO prefilters along with a RO reject storage tank. This allows reject water to be used for filter backwash to reduce overalll water usage. Part of GE’s Multiple Technology Back-up Fleet 24/7 Priority Availability GE’s extended term services are backed by the largest and most comprehensive fleet of mobile water treatment equipment available anywhere. With priority service agreements, GE guarantees water quality and quantity. These comparisons are from an actual Long Term Service contract that not only cut water costs in half but water quality was dramatically improved. Find a contact near you by visiting www.ge.com/water and clicking on “Contact Us” . * Trademark of General Electric Company; may be registered in one or more countries. ©2011, General Electric Company. All rights reserved. FSmobLongTerm_EN.doc Apr-11

DeltaFlow* By combining Reverse Osmosis, Gas Transfer Membranes and Electrodeionization, the DeltaFlow process is just one of many technologies available for supplemental and extended term water treatment. The introduction of new technology (high flow membranes) allowed this 1200 GPM (270 m3/hr) RO system to be upgraded to 1800 GPM (405 m3/hr) without additional equipment. Quality Assurance Standards ISO 9001:2000 Quality Management System – “The Design, Installation, and Servicing of Water Purifications Systems for Industrial Applications Utilizing Ion Exchange, Membrane, Filtration, Degasification,...