University of Houston - Engineering
Shell Upstream Americas - Deep Water
USA
- Led
defined
developed
and deployed sand face completion technology in Shell Upstream Deepwater.\n- Served as the highest technical adviser & expert in sand control and sand management for Shell Upstream.\n- Provided technical reviews on Completion and Production Engineering to critical deepwater projects around the globe.\n- Represented Shell in external industry panels
consortia and SPE events in sand control and sand management areas.\n- Conducted pioneering laboratory tests and delivered new physical insights of water injection in unconsolidated sand at matrix and fracturing conditions. (ARMA 15-411
11-165
10-360 and 10-359)\n- Developed experimental programs & numerical modeling to evaluate screen/wellbore deformation due to drawdown and depletion. (SPE 179018-MS
ARMA 15-0301
ARMA 08-262)
Prod Eng & Sand Control Advisor - Shell Global Principal Technical Expert
Houston
Texas Area
Shell Upstream Americas - Deep Water
USA
Shell International E&P
Bellaire Technology Center
Houston
- Led Shell Global SAND R&D team\n- Developed
delivered
and deployed Shell bean-up and maximum rate ramp-up operation guidelines for cased hole gravel pack & fracpack wells. (SPE 95870
84497)\n- Delivered a new model of fracture containment due to layering (Young Modulus contrast) thru laboratory test for consolidated rock. (NARMS 04-620
Pages 273-279
and 289-296 in Rock Mechanics in National Interest
Elsworth
Tinucci & Heasley (eds)
Swets & Zeitling Lisse
2001)
Senior Staff Engineer
Shell International E&P
Shell International E&P
Inc
Energy Research Park - ERP9
5000 Gulf Freeway
Houston TX
Conduct research in areas of sand face completions
hydraulic fracturing
well unloading and ramp-up operations
and geomechanics for producers and injectors.
Associate Professor
University of Houston - Petroleum Engineering Department
Bellaire Technolony Center
- Designed and executed fracpacks in Shell deepwater projects in the Gulf of Mexico: Mars
Ursa/Princess
Europa
& Brutus.\n- Maintained fracpack performances
improved design and execution procedures
and documented Shell fracpack best practices.\n- Conducted novel laboratory lab tests on effects of perforating and gravel packing in unconsolidated sand (SPE 38633) resulting in improvement of sand control completion design & execution practices.
Staff Research Engineer
Shell International E&P
Inc
Bellaire Research Center
Houston
- Developed and deployed Shell fracpack design model & software
field execution procedures
and completion performance model. (SPE 26563 and 26564)\n- Designed and deployed 10 fracpacks in Shell Shelf (shallow water) to field trial and optimize sand control
field execution (on-site layout & logistics)
and fracturing fluids QC requirements
and evaluate fracpack service tool functionality & performances.
Senior Research Engineer
Shell Development Company
SPE Distinguished Member
SPE
Shell Development Company
Bellaire Research Center
Houston
- Developed hydraulic fracture model (SPE 18194) and integrated different components (fracturing fluids rheology
temperature
minifracs
cost
reservoir simulation
and economic optimization) of hydraulic fracturing treatment into an integrated hydraulic fracture design software package.
Research Engineer
Shell Development Company
Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.)
PhD. Thesis: A Dislocation Method for Solving Three-Dimensional Crack and Inclusion Problems
Civil Engineering - Solids & Fracture Mechanics
ASCE
Master’s Degree
MS Thesis: Determination of Elastic Thin Plate Vibrational Characteristics by the Boundary Element Method
Civil Engineering - Structural Mechanics
ASCE
English
Spanish
BS
Civil Engineering & Material Science
Sand Control
Oil/Gas
Product Optimization
Petroleum Engineering
Reservoir Management
Field Development
Completions
Completion
Upstream
Onshore
Offshore Drilling
Production Technology
Energy Industry
Petrophysics
Petroleum
Drilling
Well Testing
Oilfield
Reservoir Simulation
Gas
Wong
George
University of Houston - Petroleum Engineering Department
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