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September 13, 2017

               Mr. Adam Komornicki
               RexCon LLC
               2841 Whiting Road
               Burlington, WI 53105

               Dear Mr. Komornicki:

               Ludell appreciates your continued interest in our Energy Conservation Equipment. This
               correspondence is sent in response to your request for an equipment proposal regarding our Hi-
               Efficiency Water Heater.  The Ludell Direct Contact Water Heater is an excellent alternative to a
               boiler for producing hot water when steam is not needed.  Benefits of the water heater include:

                      Highly Energy Efficient.
                      Low Capital Investment.
                      East of Installation.
                      Simple to Operate.
                      Non-Pressurized Vessel; no special operating permits or certified boiler inspections.
                      No Boiler Tubes to Rod-Out, or Maintain.
                      Hot Water is available instantaneously, no waiting for hot water.
                      Stainless Steel Construction, for equipment long life.
                      Return on Investment due to heater’s high efficiency.
                      Save typically 30% on water heating fuel bill, over a conventional water heating system.

               Ludell has provided energy conservation equipment to a variety of industries for over 60 years,
               and we are pleased to propose an energy efficient hot water system for your client’s concrete
               facility.  This correspondence includes an equipment proposal that is capable of heating 5,760*
               gallons per hour of water continuously from 55  F. to 170  F.  * Note:  5,760 gallons per hour is
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               obtained assuming the following:

               Ready Mix =  22 trucks   x     10  yd    x  25  gal  =  5,500 gal
                                               3
                                               hr                    truck           yd                  hr
                                                        3

               Concrete Truck Side Tank =  55     gal    x  22  trucks  =  1,210  gal
                                               truck               hr              hr

               TOTAL  = (5,500 + 1,210) gal   =  6,710 gal
                                        hr               hr

               BTU/HR Requirements =  6,710 gal x  8.33  lbs  x 1   BTU   x (170-55) F.  =  6,427,845 BTU/HR
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                                                               hr             gal         F.-lbs
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               NOTE:   A Ludell Model DC 7000 has been proposed for the ready mix facility which has a
                        heating capacity of 7,000,000 BTU/HR.
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