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Musaed N. J. AlAwad مساعد ناصر العواد

Professor

Adjunct Professor - Oil and Gas Well Drilling Engineering (Rock Mechanics)

كلية الهندسة
King Saud University, College of Engineering, Petroleum and Natural Gas Engineering Department, Building 3, Office 2B81, Main Campus, Derayah, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia
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Research Interests/Activities

 

Rock and Cement Laboratory -  Drilling Fluids Engineering Laboratory

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE AND RESEARCH INTERESTS
Petroleum Related Rock Mechanics Research
  • Sand Control Issues.
  • Wellbore Instability Analysis.
  • Wellbore Strengthening.
  • Fractures Seal Materials.
  • Permeability/Stress Relationship.
  • Basic Rock Properties.
  • Mechanical Properties of Reservoir Rocks.
  • Shale Characterization.
  • Underbalanced Drilling.
  • Wellbore Strengthening and Fractures Seal
Oil Well Drilling Engineering Research
  • Drilling Fluids.
  • Hard Set Cement Properties.
  • High Angle and Horizontal Well Orientation Analysis.
Groundwater Resources Engineering Research
  • Management of groundwater aquifers.
  • Water injection in oil reservoirs.
Research Reports
  • Musaed N. J. AlAwad: “Physical and Mathematical Modeling of Sand Production Problem in Hydrocarbon Reservoirs.”, Research Project No. P03/17/18, Research Center, College of Engineering, King Saud University, 1997.
  • Musaed N. J. AlAwad and Omar Almisned: “Potential Application of Saudi Clays in Drilling Fluids.”, A Research Project Funded by King AbdulAziz City for Science and Technology (KACST), Limited Grant Program (LG/2/41) , 1998.
  • AbdelAlim Hashem, Musaed N.  J. AlAwad, and Omar Almisned, G. M. Hamada and Emad S. AlHomadhi: “Developing a New Slurry to Prevent Sand Production from Unconsolidated Sandstone Oil & Gas Reservoirs.”, A Research Project Funded by the Research Center at The College of Engineering, KSU, 1998.
  • Khairy M. A., Musaed N. J. AlAwad, Mohammed AlSiddiqui, Omar Almisned and A. M. Shebl: “Enhancement of Oil Recovery by Stimulating Growth of Indigenous Microbial Population Under Reservoir Conditions.”, A Research Project Funded by the Research Center at The College of Engineering, KSU, 1998.
  • Musaed N. J. AlAwad and Ahmed O. AlQasabi: “Potential Application of Barite Depositions in Saudi Arabia As a constituent in oil, gas and water wells Drilling Fluids.”, A Research Project (No.23/421) Conducted to the Advantages of the Research Center at The College of Engineering, KSU and SABIC, 2000.
  • M. Khairy, Abdulrahman AlQuraishi, Mansour S. AlMalik and Musaed N. J. AlAwad,: "Effect of Pore Pressure and Oil Composition on Relative Permeability and Wettability of Sandstone.  A Research Project (38/21) Funded by the Research Center at the College of Engineering, KSU, 27/11/2000.
  • Omar A. Almisned, Abdulrahman A. AlQuraishi, and Musaed N. J. AlAwad: “Effect of InSitu Stresses and Heterogeneities on Relative Permeability of Some Saudi Reservoirs.”, Funded by The Petroleum and Petrochemical Industries Research Institute, KACST, A Two Years Project (Starting Date: September 9, 2002).
  • Musaed N. J. AlAwad: Writing a Book Titled: "Introduction to Petroleum and Natural Gas Engineering.", Funded by the Research Center, College of Engineering, King Saudi University, 5/1427 H.
  • Dr. Eissa Mohamed Shokir, Musaad N. J. AlAwad, and Abdulrahman A. AlQuraishi: “Novel Models for Compressibility Factors of Natural, Sour and Condensate Reservoir Gases Using Artificial Intelligence: Genetic Programming and Neural Networks”, Project No. ENE341/2, The National Plan for Science and Technology, King AbdulAziz City for Science and Technology, March 2012.
  • Musaed N. J. AlAwad, AbdulRahman Ali AlQuraishi, Eissa Mohamed Shokir, Mohammed Morsy, and AbdulAziz Bin Laboun: “Feasibility Study Of CO2 Capture and Storage In Saudi Arabia”, Project No. 08/ENV356/2, The National Plan for Science and Technology, King AbdulAziz City for Science and Technology, March 2012.
  • AbdulRahman A. AlQuraishi, Musaed N. J. AlAwad, Mohammed AlQarni, Hamdan AlYami, and Mufarreh Tale: “Development of a New Filter for Sand Control in Oil and Gas Wells”, King AbdulAziz City for Science and Technology, 2014.
  • AbdulRahman Ali AlQuraishi, Musaed N. J. AlAwad, Mohammed AlQarni, and Hamdan AlYami: “Novel Techniques for Sand Production Control”, King AbdulAziz City for Science and Technology, Grant No. 32/661, 2011.
 
Full publications list, please click here: http://fac.ksu.edu.sa/malawwad/publications