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Lattice Boltzmann Method (LBM) single/multi-phase flow simulation in porous media

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Graduate Teaching Assistant (Spring 2017)

C&PE 628 Petroleum Engineering Design, The University of Kansas, Department of Chemical & Petroleum Engineering, 2017

C&PE 628 is about the design problems related to petroleum reservoir development such as selection of optimum well spacing for a specified reservoir, evaluation of a producing property or installation of a waterflood. Designs consider economic, uncertainty analysis, as well as conservation, environmental, and professional ethics factors.

Graduate Teaching Assistant (Spring 2018)

C&PE 618 Secondary Recovery, The University of Kansas, Department of Chemical & Petroleum Engineering, 2018

C&PE 618 is the study of waterflooding based upon linear displacement theory. Extension to two and three dimensions through correlations and stream tube models. Design of waterfloods including preparation of a reservoir description for waterflood evaluation.

Graduate Teaching Assistant (Fall 2018)

C&PE 625 Unconventional Reservoirs, The University of Kansas, Department of Chemical & Petroleum Engineering, 2018

C&PE 625 is about the principles of unconventional reservoir engineering including properties and use of shale reservoirs, hydraulic fracturing, and relevant environmental and economic factors

Graduate Teaching Assistant (Spring 2019)

C&PE 325 Numerical Methods and Statistics for Engineers, The University of Kansas, Department of Chemical & Petroleum Engineering, 2019

C&PE 325 An introduction to numerical methods and statistics and their application to engineering problems. Numerical methods topics include finding roots of a single nonlinear equation, numerical solution of ordinary differential equations, numerical integration, and solutions of ordinary differential equations. Statistical topics include regression and curve fitting, probability and probability distributions, expected value and hypothesis testing, and optimization of single and multiple-variable systems. Implementing numerical algorithms using computer programming will be emphasized, along with the fundamentals of programming, including data typing, branching, and iteration. Applications specific to chemical and petroleum engineering systems will be considered. The fast, easy to use dynamical typed programming language Julia (https://julialang.org/) will be introduced in this course.