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Eissa Al-Safran

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New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology

United States

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Dr. Eissa Al-Safran is an Adjunct Professor at the New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology, USA. His research focuses on fluid dynamics, particularly in the areas of multiphase flow, asphaltene deposition, and the performance of facemasks in mitigating disease transmission. Recent publications include studies on the behavior of Taylor bubbles in various flow conditions and the impact of liquid viscosity on flow pattern transitions.

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Cem Sarica

Floyd M. Stevenson Distinguished Professor of Petroleum Engineering

University of Tulsa

UNITED STATES

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University of Tulsa

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Experimental study of pressure effect on the evolution of slug/pseudo slug flow characteristics in a large diameter slightly upward inclined pipe

Coupled fluid-structure model for predicting fatigue life in sucker rod pumps under high-viscosity conditions

Flow pattern prediction of gas/liquid two-phase flow over wide range of liquid viscosity and inclination angle using machine learning

Effect of high liquid viscosity on intermittent/annular flow pattern transition in two‐phase upward vertical flow

An analytical study of facemask performance to mitigate respiratory diseases transmission through coughs and sneezes

Investigation of Taylor bubble behavior in upward and downward vertical and inclined pipe flows

Prediction of slug length distribution in horizontal large-diameter gas/liquid pipeline systems

Modeling asphaltene deposition in vertical oil wells

Prediction of slug length for high-viscosity oil in gas/liquid horizontal and slightly inclined pipe flows

Application of multiphase flow and droplet separation theory in modeling cough droplets contamination range to mitigate COVID-19 transmission: Do not stand too close to me!

Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) Simulations of Taylor Bubbles in Vertical and Inclined Pipes with Upward and Downward Liquid Flow

Corrigendum to ‘Modeling the performance of progressive cavity pump under downhole conditions’ Journal of Petroleum Science and Engineering, Volume 198, 2021, 108121 (Journal of Petroleum Science and Engineering (2021) 198, (S092041052031175X), (10.1016/j.petrol.2020.108121))

Corrigendum to “Integrated reservoir/wellbore production model for oil field asphaltene deposition management”[ J. Petrol. Sci. Eng. 192 (2020) 107213] (Journal of Petroleum Science and Engineering (2020) 192, (S0920410520302990), (10.1016/j.petrol.2020.107213))

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Cem Sarica

Eduardo Pereyra

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