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Professor Pavel Bedrikovetski
To link to this page, please use the following URL: Biography/ BackgroundAfter defending PhD at Applied Mathematics Department of Moscow Gubkin Petroleum University in 1982, I was working at the Oil-Gas Fluid Mechanics Department of this University until 1991, holding positions of Research Fellow, Senior Researcher and, finally, Professor in Petroleum Engineering. During this period I was a project manager of reservoir studies in gas-condensate, volatile oil and oil-gas-condensate fields Vuktyl, Astrakhan (Russia), Karachaganak, Tengiz (Kazakhstan), Sovetabad, Gugurtly, Balkui (Turkmenia), Western Barch, Sekhalom-1 and Ulesh (Hungary). Reservoir management activity was accompanied by research in phase behaviour, fractured-porous reservoirs, inverse pronlems of reservoir characterisation and EOR.In 1991-1994 I was a Visiting Professor at Delft University of Technology and at Imperial College of Science and Technology, where I consulted BP, British Gas, Chevron, Total, Shell and Statoil on EOR and reservoir characterisation. From 1994 and since now I am a Senior Staff to Petrobras in formation damage, waterflooding and IOR. I joined ASP at University of Adelaide in January 2008 and plan to work with Australian and Brazilian industries on formation damage and IOR. QualificationsBEng in Applied Mathematics, Moscow Gubkin Petroleum University MING, 1975MSc in Applied Mathematics and Petroleum Engineering, MING, 1977 PhD in Fluid Mechanics, MING, 1982 DSc in Reservoir Engineering, MING, 1990 Teaching InterestsFormation damage, its prevention and mitigationWaterflooding Theoretical physics and fluid mechanics for geo-scientists and geo-engineers Transport in porous media Formation damage in oil and gas reservoirs Research InterestsMathematical modelling, laboratory studies and field projects on:-formation damage Formation damage includes oilfield scaling, fines migration, sand production and control, horizontal and fractured wells, gravel pack, drilling fluid invasion and cake formation Suspension/colloid transport in porous media with applications to environmental engineering, aquifer and soil contamination, artesian wells, water cleaning and treatment, industrial filtering, membrane science, size exclusion chromatography PublicationsAuthor of three books in reservoir engineering and 140 papers in international journals and SPE (see the publication list attached)Professional AssociationsSPE (Society of Petroleum Engineers) Society of Petroleum Engineers (SPE)Community EngagementReviewer for Journals:Society of Petroleum Engineers, SPEJ Society of Petroleum Engineers, Reservoir Evaluation and Engineering, SPE REE Society of Petroleum Engineers, Production and Facilities, SPE PF Transport in Porous Media Vadoze Zone Journal of Porous Media Reviewer for Springer Publishing Co FilesEntry last updated: Tuesday, 13 May 2008 The information in this directory is provided to support the academic, administrative and business activities of the University of Adelaide. To facilitate these activities, entries in the University Phone Directory are not limited to University employees. The use of information provided here for any other purpose, including the sending of unsolicited commercial material via email or any other electronic format, is strictly prohibited. The University reserves the right to recover all costs incurred in the event of breach of this policy. |
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