Hamid Reza Nasriani

SENIOR LECTURER IN OIL & GAS ENGINEERING

University of Central Lancashire

United Kingdom

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Hamid Reza Nasriani is a Senior Lecturer in Oil & Gas Engineering at the University of Central Lancashire, UK. His research areas focus on sustainable energy solutions, including direct air capture of CO2, hydrogen production from plastic waste, and advanced thermodynamics in gas transmission networks. He has published extensively on topics such as hydraulic fracture cleanup in tight gas reservoirs and optimising flowback strategies in unconventional reservoirs, contributing significantly to the field of energy transition and environmental sustainability.

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Elahe Rostaminikoo

University of Central Lancashire

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Ali Badiei

Lecturer in Building Services Engineering

University of Central Lancashire

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Robert Enick

University of Pittsburgh

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Dynamic Temperature–Vacuum Swing Adsorption for Sustainable Direct Air Capture: Parametric Optimisation for High-Purity CO2 Removal

Permeability Jailbreak: A Deep Simulation Study of Hydraulic Fracture Cleanup in Heterogeneous Tight Gas Reservoirs

Sustainable Hydrogen Production from Plastic Waste: Optimizing Pyrolysis for a Circular Economy

From Waste to Energy: Enhancing Fuel and Hydrogen Production through Pyrolysis and In-Line Reforming of Plastic Wastes

Advanced thermodynamics of hydrogen and natural gas blends for gas transmission and distribution networks

Density determination of CO2-Rich fluids within CCUS processes

Thermodynamic properties of hydrogen containing systems and calculation of gas critical flow factor

Optimising Flowback Strategies in Unconventional Reservoirs: The Critical Role of Capillary Forces and Fluid Dynamics

From Waste to Energy: Enhancing Fuel & Hydrogen Production through Pyrolysis and In-line Reforming of Plastic Wastes

Decreasing Asphaltene Precipitation and Deposition during Immiscible Gas Injection Via the Introduction of a CO2-Soluble Asphaltene Inhibitor

The Energy-Saving Potential of Air-Side Economisers in Modular Data Centres: Analysis of Opportunities and Risks in Different Climates

Optimizing volumetric sweep efficiency in water flooding by streamline simulation

Energy Transition with Dimethyl Ether(An Alternative Fuel to Diesel) to minimise the Environmental Impact

The role of direct asphaltene inhibitors on asphaltene stabilization during gas injection

On the systemic entropy of low-order systems

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Elahe Rostaminikoo

Ali Badiei

Robert Enick

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