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This book focuses on economic treatment of petroleum engineering operations and serves as a helpful resource for making practical and profitable decisions in oil and gas field development.
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This book focuses on economic treatment of petroleum engineering operations and serves as a helpful resource for making practical and profitable decisions in oil and gas field development.
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- Verlag: Taylor & Francis
- Seitenzahl: 384
- Erscheinungstermin: 25. Februar 2021
- Englisch
- ISBN-13: 9781000346404
- Artikelnr.: 60857653
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis
- Seitenzahl: 384
- Erscheinungstermin: 25. Februar 2021
- Englisch
- ISBN-13: 9781000346404
- Artikelnr.: 60857653
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Hussein K. Abdel-Aal is Emeritus Professor of Chemical Engineering and Petroleum Refining, NRC, Cairo, Egypt. He received his BS in Chemical Engineering in 1956 from Alexandria University and MS and PhD in Chemical Engineering in 1962 and 1965, respectively, from Texas A&M University, College Station. Prof. Abdel-Aal joined the Department of Chemical Engineering at KFUPM, Dhahran, Saudi Arabia (1971-1985). He was the head of department for the period 1972-1974. He was also Visiting Professor with the Chemical Engineering Department at Texas A&M (1980-1981). In 1985-1988, he assumed the responsibility of the head of the Solar Energy Department, NRC, Cairo, before rejoining KFUPM for the period 1988-1998. Prof. Abdel-Aal conducted and coordinated projects involving a wide range of process development, feasibility studies, industrial research problems, and continuing education programs for many organizations, including Suez Oil Processing Company, Petromin in Riyadh (Saudi Arabia), Arab Petroleum Investment Corp in Dhahran (Saudi Arabia), Hagler-Baily & Company, Washington DC, Mobil/Esso oil companies in Libya, and Kuwait oil companies.
Prof. Abdel-Aal has contributed to more than 90 technical papers, is the editor of the book Petroleum Economics & Engineering, Third Edition, and is the main author of the textbook entitled Petroleum and Gas Field Processing, Second Edition. Both books were published by Taylor & Francis Group/CRC Press. Prof. Abdel-Aal is a member of AIChE, Sigma Si, and Phi Lambda Upsilon. He is a fellow and founding member of the board of directors of the International Association of Hydrogen Energy.
Prof. Abdel-Aal has contributed to more than 90 technical papers, is the editor of the book Petroleum Economics & Engineering, Third Edition, and is the main author of the textbook entitled Petroleum and Gas Field Processing, Second Edition. Both books were published by Taylor & Francis Group/CRC Press. Prof. Abdel-Aal is a member of AIChE, Sigma Si, and Phi Lambda Upsilon. He is a fellow and founding member of the board of directors of the International Association of Hydrogen Energy.
Section I Facts about Crude Oil and Gas Industry Chapter 1 Oil and Gas
Industry Overview Chapter 2 Crude Oil: Origin and Background Chapter 3
Composition and Types of Crude Oil and Composition of Natural Gas Section
II Fundamentals of Engineering Economic Analysis Section II.I Basic
Concepts Chapter 4 Time Value of Money in Capital Expenditures Chapter 5
Depreciation and Depletion in Oil Projects Section II.II Profitability
Analysis and Evaluation Chapter 6 Annual Rate of Return (A.R.R.) & Payout
Period (P.P.) Chapter 7 Discounted Cash Flow Rate of Return (D.C.F.R.) and
Present Value Index (P.V.I.) Chapter 8 Analysis of Alternatives,
Selections, and Replacements Chapter 9 Feasibility Study Chapter 10 Model
Solved Examples Section II.III Mathematical Approaches Chapter 11 Risk and
Decision Analysis in Oil Operations Chapter 12 Oil Reserves and Reserve
Estimate Section III Engineering Decisions through Economic Impact
Analysis: Applications and Real World Examples Section III.I Upstream
Operations (Subsurface Operations) Section III.II Upstream Operations
(Subsurface Operations): Exploration and Production (E&P) Chapter 13 (E&P)
Exploration, Drilling, and Oil Production-Part 1 Chapter 14 (E&P)
Exploration, Drilling, and Oil Production-Part 2 Section III.III Middle
Stream Operations: "Surface Operations" Chapter 15 Principal Field
Processing Operations and Field Facilities Chapter 16 Fluids Separation
Chapter 17 Operations Handling Crude Oil: Treatment, Dehydration, and
Desalting Chapter 18 Operations for Gas Handling (Conditioning), Treatment,
and Separation of NGL Section III.IV Downstream Operations: Petroleum
Refining of Crude Oil Into Useful Products (Three Parts) and Oil and Gas
Transportation (One Chapter) Chapter 19 Crude Oil Refining-Part 1 Chapter
20 Crude Oil Refining-Part 2 Chapter 21 Crude Oil Refining-Part 3:
Background on Modeling and Computer Applications Chapter 22 Oil and Gas
Transportation
Industry Overview Chapter 2 Crude Oil: Origin and Background Chapter 3
Composition and Types of Crude Oil and Composition of Natural Gas Section
II Fundamentals of Engineering Economic Analysis Section II.I Basic
Concepts Chapter 4 Time Value of Money in Capital Expenditures Chapter 5
Depreciation and Depletion in Oil Projects Section II.II Profitability
Analysis and Evaluation Chapter 6 Annual Rate of Return (A.R.R.) & Payout
Period (P.P.) Chapter 7 Discounted Cash Flow Rate of Return (D.C.F.R.) and
Present Value Index (P.V.I.) Chapter 8 Analysis of Alternatives,
Selections, and Replacements Chapter 9 Feasibility Study Chapter 10 Model
Solved Examples Section II.III Mathematical Approaches Chapter 11 Risk and
Decision Analysis in Oil Operations Chapter 12 Oil Reserves and Reserve
Estimate Section III Engineering Decisions through Economic Impact
Analysis: Applications and Real World Examples Section III.I Upstream
Operations (Subsurface Operations) Section III.II Upstream Operations
(Subsurface Operations): Exploration and Production (E&P) Chapter 13 (E&P)
Exploration, Drilling, and Oil Production-Part 1 Chapter 14 (E&P)
Exploration, Drilling, and Oil Production-Part 2 Section III.III Middle
Stream Operations: "Surface Operations" Chapter 15 Principal Field
Processing Operations and Field Facilities Chapter 16 Fluids Separation
Chapter 17 Operations Handling Crude Oil: Treatment, Dehydration, and
Desalting Chapter 18 Operations for Gas Handling (Conditioning), Treatment,
and Separation of NGL Section III.IV Downstream Operations: Petroleum
Refining of Crude Oil Into Useful Products (Three Parts) and Oil and Gas
Transportation (One Chapter) Chapter 19 Crude Oil Refining-Part 1 Chapter
20 Crude Oil Refining-Part 2 Chapter 21 Crude Oil Refining-Part 3:
Background on Modeling and Computer Applications Chapter 22 Oil and Gas
Transportation
Section I Facts about Crude Oil and Gas Industry Chapter 1 Oil and Gas
Industry Overview Chapter 2 Crude Oil: Origin and Background Chapter 3
Composition and Types of Crude Oil and Composition of Natural Gas Section
II Fundamentals of Engineering Economic Analysis Section II.I Basic
Concepts Chapter 4 Time Value of Money in Capital Expenditures Chapter 5
Depreciation and Depletion in Oil Projects Section II.II Profitability
Analysis and Evaluation Chapter 6 Annual Rate of Return (A.R.R.) & Payout
Period (P.P.) Chapter 7 Discounted Cash Flow Rate of Return (D.C.F.R.) and
Present Value Index (P.V.I.) Chapter 8 Analysis of Alternatives,
Selections, and Replacements Chapter 9 Feasibility Study Chapter 10 Model
Solved Examples Section II.III Mathematical Approaches Chapter 11 Risk and
Decision Analysis in Oil Operations Chapter 12 Oil Reserves and Reserve
Estimate Section III Engineering Decisions through Economic Impact
Analysis: Applications and Real World Examples Section III.I Upstream
Operations (Subsurface Operations) Section III.II Upstream Operations
(Subsurface Operations): Exploration and Production (E&P) Chapter 13 (E&P)
Exploration, Drilling, and Oil Production-Part 1 Chapter 14 (E&P)
Exploration, Drilling, and Oil Production-Part 2 Section III.III Middle
Stream Operations: "Surface Operations" Chapter 15 Principal Field
Processing Operations and Field Facilities Chapter 16 Fluids Separation
Chapter 17 Operations Handling Crude Oil: Treatment, Dehydration, and
Desalting Chapter 18 Operations for Gas Handling (Conditioning), Treatment,
and Separation of NGL Section III.IV Downstream Operations: Petroleum
Refining of Crude Oil Into Useful Products (Three Parts) and Oil and Gas
Transportation (One Chapter) Chapter 19 Crude Oil Refining-Part 1 Chapter
20 Crude Oil Refining-Part 2 Chapter 21 Crude Oil Refining-Part 3:
Background on Modeling and Computer Applications Chapter 22 Oil and Gas
Transportation
Industry Overview Chapter 2 Crude Oil: Origin and Background Chapter 3
Composition and Types of Crude Oil and Composition of Natural Gas Section
II Fundamentals of Engineering Economic Analysis Section II.I Basic
Concepts Chapter 4 Time Value of Money in Capital Expenditures Chapter 5
Depreciation and Depletion in Oil Projects Section II.II Profitability
Analysis and Evaluation Chapter 6 Annual Rate of Return (A.R.R.) & Payout
Period (P.P.) Chapter 7 Discounted Cash Flow Rate of Return (D.C.F.R.) and
Present Value Index (P.V.I.) Chapter 8 Analysis of Alternatives,
Selections, and Replacements Chapter 9 Feasibility Study Chapter 10 Model
Solved Examples Section II.III Mathematical Approaches Chapter 11 Risk and
Decision Analysis in Oil Operations Chapter 12 Oil Reserves and Reserve
Estimate Section III Engineering Decisions through Economic Impact
Analysis: Applications and Real World Examples Section III.I Upstream
Operations (Subsurface Operations) Section III.II Upstream Operations
(Subsurface Operations): Exploration and Production (E&P) Chapter 13 (E&P)
Exploration, Drilling, and Oil Production-Part 1 Chapter 14 (E&P)
Exploration, Drilling, and Oil Production-Part 2 Section III.III Middle
Stream Operations: "Surface Operations" Chapter 15 Principal Field
Processing Operations and Field Facilities Chapter 16 Fluids Separation
Chapter 17 Operations Handling Crude Oil: Treatment, Dehydration, and
Desalting Chapter 18 Operations for Gas Handling (Conditioning), Treatment,
and Separation of NGL Section III.IV Downstream Operations: Petroleum
Refining of Crude Oil Into Useful Products (Three Parts) and Oil and Gas
Transportation (One Chapter) Chapter 19 Crude Oil Refining-Part 1 Chapter
20 Crude Oil Refining-Part 2 Chapter 21 Crude Oil Refining-Part 3:
Background on Modeling and Computer Applications Chapter 22 Oil and Gas
Transportation