Eassa Abdullah
Laboratory Engineer, Laboratory Technical Support & Services
Eassa joined Petroleum Engineering Department in 2016. Eassa is currently working as a laboratory instructor/researcher. His main responsibilities are:
- Teaching Reservoir Rock and Fluid Properties (PETE 206).
- Giving consultancy SPE student chapter. (SPE – KFUPM Student Chapter).
- Conducting researches in different fields.
Previously, in 2014, he joined American University of Sharjah, and Port of Fujairah as a research assistant.
Educational Qualification
- B.S. in Petroleum Engineering, King Fahd University of Petroleum & Minerals, KSA (2011).
- M.S. in Sustainable Engineering & Resource Recovery, University of Boras, Sweden (2014).
- Course in Engineering System Management, American University of Sharjah, UAE (2016).
Research Interests
- Reservoir characterization
- Reservoir modeling.
- Petrophysics.
- Impact of heterogeneity on reservoir quality..
- Unconventional hydrocarbon resources
Selected Publications
- Application of a Pickering Emulsified Polymeric Gel System as a Water Blocking Agent Tinku Saikia, Abdullah S Sultan, Syed R Hussaini, Assad Barri, Nur Iman Khamidy, Abdulmalek A Shamsan, Eassa Abdullah, Ammar Al-Ramadhan, Ayman Almohsin, Mohammed Bataweel. https://doi.org/10.1021/acsomega.1c02956
Ammar M. Al-Ramadhan
Laboratory Engineer, Laboratory Technical Support & Services
In 2011 Ammar graduated from KFUPM with B.S. in Petroleum Engineering. He has a diverse work experience from Sales to Academic and Oil field. 2016 – 2018. Drilling Fluid Engineer/ Mud Engineer with MB Petroleum Services. 2012 – 2016. Petroleum engineering Trainer/Instructor with Petroleum and Natural Gas Institute of Technology and Training. 2011 Sales engineer with Arif Al-Saeed Advanced Technology Corp. Provided analytical & educational instruments & equipment university labs.
Educational Qualification
- B.S. in Petroleum Engineering from KFUPM, 2011.
Research Interests
- Drilling Fluids
Ahmed Assad BinGhanim
Laboratory Engineer, Laboratory Technical Support & Services
5 years industry experience in Stimulation Fluids development, Acidizing, Scale mitigation and inhibition, and Fracture Conductivity. Authored and co-authored 7 scientific papers in related topics.
Educational Qualification
- B.S. in Chemical and Biological Engineering from Colorado State University
- Minor in Biomedical Engineering from Colorado State University
Research Interests
- Fracture Conductivity
- Foaming
- Acidizing
Selected Publications
- Rheology Studies of Crosslinked Fracturing Fluids Utilizing Seawater
- Scale Mitigation Strategy for Fracturing Using Seawater-Based Fluid
- High Resolution Analysis of Sand-Based Composition for Hydraulic Fracturing Application
Awards & Honors
- Certificates of appreciation from 2016, 2017, & 2018 Annual and Technical Symposium & Exhibition
- Certificates of appreciation from 2019 Chemindex
Ali Abdulwahab Oshaish
Laboratory Engineer, Laboratory Technical Support & Services
A dedicated and self-motivated petroleum engineer with +10 years’ experience, working with technology leaders in the oil and gas industry. My work experience was gained mainly in two areas. I have spent the 1st 4.5 years, after graduation, working with Schlumberger in well logging and wireline services. Then, I have joined Cameron to work for 6 years in the industry of surface production and completion systems. My vision is to exploit the acquired experience and work-related knowledge along with the intellectual curiosity and scientific passion in the research and development sector. My goal is to develop new ideas, improve the current practices and find innovative solutions related to the areas of formation and well integrity evaluations as well as surface completion and well control systems.
Educational Qualification
- B.S. in Petroleum Engineering (2006-2010), King Fahd University of Petroleum & Minerals, Dhahran, Saudi Arabia.
- IN PROGRESS, M.S. in Petroleum Engineering (started in 2021)
Trainings:
- The stack up test of “Fluted Mandrel Hanger (FMH)” (Apr 2019)
- PEPTEC-2 (OH) and PEPTEC-2 (MDT), Schlumberger Advanced Wireline Training (Oct to Nov 2013)
- PEPTEC-0 and PEPTEC-1, Schlumberger Wireline Training (May to Aug 2011)
- Summer Training, Drilling & Measurement, Schlumberger Oilfield Services
Research Interests
- Well logging and formation evaluation
- Casing / cement evaluation.
- Dielectric, Induced Polarization and NMR applications
Awards & Honors
- Winning Schlumberger Excellence Award in Service Quality in 2018.
- First-Class Honors BSc. from King Fahd University Petroleum & Minerals.
- Winning “College of Engineering Science Outstanding Student Award” in Petroleum Engineering, 2009
Saud Mohammed Al-Dughaimi
Laboratory Engineer, CIPR
Saud initially joined CPG under LTSS group as an Assistant Lab coordinator. He had shown keen interest in Resistivity lab and Rock mechanics lab.
Educational Qualification
- B.Sc., Electrical Engineering, Prince Mohammad Bin Fahd University, 2015.
Research Interests
- Resistivity Lab
- Rock flooding test, with different kind of liquid and gas.
- Rock mechanic Lab
Selected Publications
- Muqtadir, A., Al-Dughaimi, S., & Dvorkin, J. (2020). Deformation of Granular Aggregates: Static and Dynamic Bulk Moduli. Journal of Geophysical Research: Solid Earth, 125(1). https://doi.org/10.1029/2019JB018604
- Muqtadir, A., Al-Dughaimi, S., Ali, A. Z., Kandil, M. E., & Dvorkin, J. (2019). Acoustic Emissions During Deformation of Sandstone with Fluids. In Proceedings of 53rd U.S. Rock Mechanics/Geomechanics Symposium. New York City, NY, USA: American Rock Mechanics Association.
- Al-Dughaimi, S., Ali, A. Z., Muqtadir, A., Kandil, M. E., & Dvorkin, J. (2019). Elastic Anisotropy in Deep Carbonate Reservoir. In Proceedings of 53rd U.S. Rock Mechanics/Geomechanics Symposium. New York City, NY, USA: American Rock Mechanics Association.
- Muqtadir, A., Al-Dughaimi, S., Kandil, M. E., Ali, A., & Dvorkin, J. P. (2019). Elastic and Mechanical Properties of Dune Sand: Experiments and Models. Journal of Geophysical Research: Solid Earth, 2019JB017981. https://doi.org/10.1029/2019JB017981