Petroleum Engineering
Technology

Vision

Petroleum Engineering Technology program aspires to be an internationally reputable provider of applied education for oil and gas industry.

Mission

The mission of Petroleum Engineering Technology program is to produce capable and competent engineering technologists to satisfy industrial needs and be ready to pursue further education.

Message from the HOP

Welcome to our dynamic and diverse Petroleum Engineering Technology (PET) and Chemical Engineering Technology (ChET) Programs!

Advisory Committee

PET Industrial Advisory Committee:

The Petroleum Engineering Technology Division Industrial Advisory Committee: Provides input on business and technical trends, the needs and priorities of industry, government, and the professional community as they bear on the Division’s mission, curriculum, course content, and future research focus.

• Gives guidance on Division strategies to assist the Division in maintaining effective liaisons within AD Poly and with the professional community.
• Assists the Division in communicating Division industrial future research programs to industry and government and to other academic institutions.
• Offers guidance focused on PET students sponsorship and on-the-job training (Internship).
• Offers guidance focused on the recruitment and placement of Division graduates.
• Ensures awareness of Division and student needs within the professional community, and encourages broad-based industry, government, and individual participation in satisfying those needs.
• Provides recommendations and feedback to the AD Poly Director and Division Head as appropriate.

Committee Members (AY 2017-18 and 2018-19):

Name	Chair/Member	Job Title and Place of Work
Mr. Salem Obaid Al Mutawwa	Chair	Vice President, Jebel Dhanna Terminal, ADNOC Onshore
Dr. Hassan Karam	Member	Senior Vice President, Ruwais Refinery – East, TAKREER, ADNOC Processing
Dr. Abdulrahman Alraeesi	Member	Chairman of Chemical and Petroleum Engineering Department, United Arab Emirates University
Eng. Abdulrahman AlAli	Member	Senior Manager, Industry & Partnership, Institute of Applied Technology (IAT)
Dr. Antonio Mateo	Member	Head of Petroleum Engineering Technology, Abu Dhabi Polytechnic (ADP)

Curriculum and Study Plan

Program Educational Objectives (PEOs)

The Petroleum Engineering Technology – Program Educational Objectives (PET-PEOs) are derived from AD Polytechnic vision and educational goals. Three to five years after graduation, PET alumni shall:

(PEO1) Contribute to innovative and practical applications towards upstream and downstream elements of advances in Petroleum Engineering Technology in UAE.
(PEO2) Continue professional development through active participation in professional organizations, trainings or post graduate education.
(PEO3) Adhere to ethical, social and global responsibilities in the practice of Petroleum Engineering Technology and Oil & Gas Process Engineering Technology.

Student Learning Outcomes – SLOs

The PET program’s new student outcomes (SO 1-5) are based on the previous student outcomes (SO a-k) . These new student outcomes are shown below:

(SO1) an ability to apply knowledge, techniques, skills and modern tools of mathematics, science, engineering, and technology to solve broadly-defined engineering problems appropriate to the discipline;
(SO2) an ability to design systems, components, or processes meeting specified needs for broadly-defined engineering problems appropriate to the discipline;
(SO3) an ability to apply written, oral, and graphical communication in broadly-defined technical and non-technical environments; and an ability to identify and use appropriate technical literature;
(SO4) an ability to conduct standard tests, measurements, and experiments and to analyze and interpret the results to improve processes;
(SO5) an ability to function effectively as a member as well as a leader on technical teams.

Enrollment

Academic Staff

Program Specialization Study Plan

Petroleum Engineering Department, at Abu Dhabi Polytechnic, offers the following specializations and awards the corresponding degrees:

Specialization		Degree
	Diploma (2 Years)	Higher Diploma (3 Years)	Applied Bachelor (4 Years)
Petroleum Engineering Technology	NO	YES	YES Curriculum
Oil and Gas Process Engineering Technology	YES	YES	YES Curriculum
Petroleum Engineering Technology with a minor in Oil and Gas Process Engineering	NO	NO	YES Curriculum

Career

paths

New graduates in petroleum engineering enjoy a wide variety of career opportunities. Job placement is 100 percent by graduation; with most students in this field remaining satisfied with an advanced diploma and/or applied bachelor degree for their entire careers.
A career in oil and gas industry may begin anywhere—a small town, a large city in UAE, or a remote location in any oil and gas producing area of the Emirates. Most petroleum technologists and engineers are employed in the exploration, drilling, production and processing of oil and gas. Others pursue related careers in chemical engineering.
Most jobs involve a combination of office work and the use of expensive, computer-oriented, state-of-the-art technology, plus opportunities for trips to the field to supervise projects that the petroleum engineer has designed. All these activities are performed by technologists and engineers working for major, fully-integrated international oil companies; smaller independent operators; specialized companies that provide services for the producing companies; or consulting firms in oil and gas or the environmental arena.

Sponsors and Partnerships

Sponsors / Industrial Partners / Collaborators

Abu Dhabi National Oil Company (ADNOC) and its Group of Companies

Exploration and Production Of Oil & Gas
ADCO, ADMA-OPCO, ZADCO

Oil Processing
TAKREER

Chemicals and Petrochemicals
FERTIL, BOROUGE

Gas Processing
GASCO, ADGAS, AL HOSN GAS, ELIXIER

Dolphin Energy

A unique aspect of the Dolphin Gas Project is that Dolphin Energy is involved in the three key stages of the production chain – upstream, midstream and downstream

LR Senergy

LR Senergy is an integrated energy services company that applies expertise and technology to assist the development and management of oil and gas fields and renewable energy projects. LR Senergy suite of core technical services focuses on subsurface, well engineering and operations, site survey and geo-engineering, facilities development solutions and power engineering which are complemented by LR Senergy software and training products.

KAPPA

KAPPA is primarily a petroleum engineering software company.

Its integrated software platform, Ecrin, is the industry standard for the analysis of dynamic data. Ecrin includes modules for Pressure Transient Analysis (Saphir NL), Production Analysis (Topaze NL), full field numerical History Matching (Rubis) and Well Performance Analysis (Amethyste).

Weatherford

Weatherford is an oilfield service and Equipment Company dedicated to helping clients maximizes the value of their oil and gas assets. Weatherford serves the global exploration and production industry with an exceptional breadth of products and services that span a well’s life cycle, encompassing drilling, evaluation, completion, production and intervention. Weatherford is headquartered in Switzerland, currently operates in more than 100 countries across the globe and employ more than 50,000 people. With regional hubs in major energy-producing areas such as Asia, Canada, Europe, Latin America, the Middle East, Russia, and the United States, the company has located people, resources and authority closer to its clients. This global yet local structure permits better understanding of local markets and risks, enabling WFT to provide more responsive, more focused and more adaptable service.

Rock Flow Dynamics

Rock Flow Dynamics (RFD) develops software for the petroleum industry. It offers a wide range of advanced innovative tools for reservoir engineering implemented in tNavigator – the dynamic reservoir simulator developed by the company. RFD is expanding quickly to keep up with a fast growing Oil & Gas service industry.

Logging and Formation Evaluation

Introduction and lab policies , Formation evaluation system , Formation damage and well treatment evaluation system , Matrix acidizing tester , Log interpretation , Gamma ray logger , Wireline logging

Petroleum Geology

Geologic Time , Maps , Minerals , Igneous Rocks, properties and rock types , Sedimentary Rocks, properties and rock types , Metamorphic Rocks, properties and rock types , Geologic Structures and Maps , Subsurface geological cross sections ,

Reservoir Rock Properties

Core and plug preparation , Fluid saturations measurement (Dean Stark), Fluid saturations measurement (Retort Oven), Porosity by saturation method , Porosity using helium porosimeter , Permeability measurement by using liquid , Permeability measurement by using gas, Capillary pressure , Resistivity

Water Treatment and Injection

Water quality check (pH, DO, conductivity, turbidity) , COD analyzer , Copper Strip Corrosion Test Bomb , Cathodic protection apparatus, Jat test apparatus

Reservoir Fluid Properties

Introduction and lab policies, Density determination, Viscosity determination, Oil formation volume factor, Gas formation volume factor, Bubble point pressure of crude oil, Solution gas-oil ratio

Drilling Technology

Mud Weight, Marsh Funnel Viscosity and pH, Mud Rheology Test, Filtration, Wall Building and Resistivity, Mud Weight Control, Drilling Fluid Contamination Test, Solid, Liquid Content and Emulsion, Characteristic of Drilling Fluids, Oil Well Cementing Experiments

Chemical Reactors and Mixing

Chemical Reaction Kinetics, Determination of Equilibrium Constant, Kinetic Studies in a Batch Reactor, Batch Reactor Isothermal & Adiabatic Operation, Kinetic Studies in a CSTR, Kinetic Studies in a Tubular Reactor, Residence Time Distribution in Multi-Stage Reactors

Refinery Processes

Pensky Marten flash point apparatus, Falling ball viscometer, Crude oil fractional distillation, API gravity hydrometer, Dean and Stark Apparatus, Softening point apparatus, Smoke Point Apparatus

Well Completion

Production Logging

Wireline Telemetry, Casing Collar Locator (CCL), Gamma Ray Tool, Temperature Tool, Fluid Capacitance, Flow Meter Spinner, Strain Gauge Pressure, Gradiomanometer

Artificial Lift Methods

Sucker rod, High pressure syringe pump, Electric Submersible Pump, Horizontal Surface Pumping System, Progressing Cavity Pump, Gas lift system

Reservoir Simulation

Reservoir simulation, History matching, optimization, and uncertainty analysis, Phase Behavior Modeling, Chemical EOR modeling, Modeling of carbonate naturally fractured reservoirs

OCT-I (Modules)

Pumps, Heat Exchangers, Air Compressors, Fluid Mechanics Oil and Gas Testing

OCT-II (Modules)

Rig Safety, Drilling, Well Control, Stuck Pipe Prevention, Cementing, Wellheads & Christmas Tree, Workovers, Matrix Acidization -Formation Evaluation

Abu Dhabi Polytechnic SPE Student Chapter

Society of Petroleum Engineers

Society of Petroleum Engineers (SPE) is the largest international organization serving the oil and gas industry in the upstream segment by collecting, disseminating, and exchanging technical knowledge concerning the exploration, development and production of oil and gas resources, and related technologies for the public benefit; and to provide opportunities for professionals to enhance their technical and professional competence.

The main goal is to connect university students with the upstream of the oil and gas industry by involving them in different events such as industrial visits, exhibitions and newsletters etc.

Our Chapter took place on February 2015 and it was involved in a number of activities of this kind such as in ADIPEC at Abu Dhabi, November 2015-1017. Members of our Chapter attended the SPE competition for UAE universities at ADIPEC and won 3rd place. Our students were involved in a panel session at ADIPEC Nov. 2015 as speakers to show their results about their research in the oil industry challenges.

The greatest achievement for our chapter was qualification to the final stage of PetroBowl Championship which took place in Dallas, US. At that level our students were competing with the best universities from different continents and gained a lot of experience and life-long memories.

Position Description	Member Name	Email Address
President	Rashed Al Zaabi	A00035627@adpoly.ac.ae
Vice President	Budoor Albreiki	A00051157@adpoly.ac.ae
Treasurer	Baha Abdullah	A00043776@adpoly.ac.ae
Secretary	Amal AbdulKarim	A00051249@adpoly.ac.ae
Communication Officer	Mohammed Juma Al Kaabi	A00053007@adpoly.ac.ae
Public Relations Officer	Fatima Saeed Jasem Al Mhei	A00053306@adpoly.ac.ae
Media Officer	Shahad Rashed Hasan Al Shehhi	A00051555@adpoly.ac.ae
Media Officer	Khaled Yousuf Kahoor	A16000053@adpoly.ac.ae
Officer	Maitha Zuhair	A00053007@adpoly.ac.ae
Faculty Advisor	Mohammad Alalaween	Mohammad.alalaween@adpoly.ac.ae

Benefits

Access to more than 90,000 technical documents of petroleum articles that are only exclusive to SPE members.
SPE members have the chance to participate in many events in the UAE including ADIPEC, ATCE, field trips to different companies, social activities and many more.
SPE members have the chance to represent themselves to people with experience in the industry in many workshops held weekly.
You can compete in many regional and international competitions like the SPE U.A.E. University Students Program at ADIPEC, and the annual Petrobowl competition.
Members also receive a complementary subscription to the Journal of Petroleum Technology (JPT)
Free access to onePetro database

How to become SPE member?

Weekly registration workshops are going to be held starting from Monday 29/10/2018 and every other Monday at the library wing.
Or contact us via this email to help you register ADpoly.SPEchapter@adpoly.ac.ae

SPE News

Contact us:

Instgram: spe.adpoly
Twitter: ADpolychapter
P.O Box: 111499
Abu Dhabi, UAE
Email: ADpoly.SPEchapter@adpoly.ac.ae

Get In Touch

Head of Department

Antonio Mateo, Ph.D
Petroleum Engineering Technology
Abu Dhabi Polytechnic

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Petroleum Engineering Technology

Vision

Mission

Message from the HOP

Advisory Committee

PET Industrial Advisory Committee:

Enrollment

Academic Staff

Dr. Antonio L. Mateo Jr.

Ms. Amna Juma Al Neyadi

Dr. Amar Sahed

Prof. (Dr.) Arun T.A. Kumar

Dr. Mohammad Alalaween

Eng. Arwa Alfarajat

Eng. Ahmed Alnuaimi

Eng. Khalid Hussain

Eng. Muhammad Hussam

Eng. Rana Osama Saqer