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    Afternoon

    and Evening Course Offerings


    Fall Session 2014 Revised: June 2, 2014
    ENCH 503 CRUDE OIL UPGRADING AND REFINING PROCESSES
    L01 MW 18:30-20:00 ST 055 PEREIRA, P
    Upgrading objectives; analysis and composition of non-distillable material and its relationship to
    upgrading; upgrading processes; refinery products and specifications. Processes for which
    technical and scientific data are available will be emphasized.
    ENPE 507 WELL LOGGING AND FORMATION EVALUATION
    L01 TR 17:00-18:30 ICT 116 LLOYD, M
    Wireline well logging; log interpretation: lithology, porosity, near wellbore fluid saturations;
    mechanical, electrical, acoustic, nuclear response tools; relationship to geology & geophysics,
    reservoir, production, & drilling engineering; reservoir management.
    ENPE 509 WELL TESTING
    L01 TR 12:30-14:00 ES 054 HASSANZADEH, H
    Basic theory and current techniques for well testing. Drawdown and Build up. Single-rate and
    multi-rate. Derivative analysis. Fractured wells, fractured reservoirs and other flow models.
    Advanced decline curve analysis. Computer aided analysis and hands on experience in the
    computer laboratory.
    ENPE 515 DRILLING AND WELL COMPLETIONS
    L01 M 17:00-20:00 ENE 322 MEHTA, R
    Introduction to drilling; overview of petroleum engineering geology; basic rock properties. Fluid
    flow in porous media. Drilling rig types, components and selection; overview of drilling
    operating; drilling fluids and mud systems; drilling hydraulics; casing design and casing seat
    selections; cementing; formation damage, well completions.
    ENPE 523 INTRODUCTION TO RESERVOIR ENGINEERING
    L01 MW 18:00-19 :30 ENE 239 HEJAZI, H
    Description and estimation of rock and fluid properties; reserve estimation using volumetric and
    material balance methods in gas, gas-condensate and oil reservoirs; discussion of different
    reservoir drive mechanisms; aquifer models; Darcy's law and single-phase flow through porous

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    media; introduction to well testing, solution of radial diffusivity equation corresponding to


    infinite-acting and pseudo-steady state flow, of slightly compressible fluids and real gases.
    ENPE 543 - GEOLOGICAL CHARACTERIZATION OF OIL & GAS RESERVOIRS
    L01 MWF 11:00-12:00 ENF 334 JENSEN, J
    Static model for field dev. Review Petro Res Geology, geolocial despositional env., Petrophysical
    & Geostatistical analysis. Emphasis on data analysis and integration for a model suitable for res.
    simulation.
    ENPE 571- UNCONVENTIONAL OIL EXPLOITATION
    L01 TR 19:30-21:30 ST 131 MAINI, B
    Description & analysis of heavy oil geology and heavy oil recovery technologies. Discussion of
    heavy oil production mechanisms and methods, recovery process design, transportation,
    facilities, marketing, economics and env. Issues.
    ENCH 607- NATURAL GAS PROCESSING PRINCIPLES
    L01 T 19:00-22:00 SA 106 MONNERY, W
    Physical and chemical properties of natural gas; phase behaviour; vapour-liquid equilibrium;
    water-hydrocarbon systems; flow of gas and gas-liquid mixtures; mass transfer operations to
    separate gas mixtures; heat transfer in gas processing; chemical kinetic aspects, engineering
    principles for natural gas production.
    This course does not count towards the degree requirements of MSc and PhD students.
    ENCH 613 ADVANCED TOPICS IN MASS TRANSFER
    L01 TR 15:30-17:00 SS 117 JEJE, A
    Fundamentals of mass transfer in multi-phase systems. Basic theories of diffusion as well as
    mass transfer with simultaneous heat transfer and chemical reaction will be examined with
    regards to their applications to practical systems. The emphasis will be on developing
    mathematical models for industrially relevant systems involving mass transfer in multiphase
    systems.
    ENCH 615 MODEL PREDICTIVE CONTROL
    L01 MW 14:00-15:30 SA 107 FOLEY, M
    Advanced model predictive control methods for the control of chemical and process engineering
    systems. Multiple loop control (multiple loop pairing, tuning and de-coupling). Multiple unit and
    plant wide control, Model predictive control- single and multi variable Dynamic Matrix Control
    (DMC), Internal Model Control (IMC) and Generic Model Control (GMC). An introduction to self-
    tuning and adaptive control. An introduction to computational intelligence in control (experts
    systems, fuzzy logic and neural systems). Application to chemical and process engineering.
    ENCH 621 - RESERVOIR SIMULATION [P]
    L01 R 18:30-21:30 ENE 322 CHEN, J

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    Enhanced recovery modeling (generalized black-oil, compositional & miscible), well treatment,
    grid orientation, new developments in gridding, thermal models, naturally fractured reservoirs
    and induced fractures, adaptation of models to vector & parallel machines, and practical aspects
    of conducting simulation studies.
    Prerequisite or Co requisite: Petroleum Engineering 523 or equivalent
    ENCH 633 CHEMICAL THERMODYNAMICS
    L01 TR 12:30-14:00 EEEL 151 CLARKE, M
    Basic thermodynamic principles, calculation of thermodynamic properties, ideal and non-ideal
    solution theory, calculation of phase equilibria, properties of reacting mixtures.
    Prerequisite: ENCH 427 or equivalent
    ENCH/ENEN 643/641- AIR POLLUTION CONTROL ENGINEERING
    L01 W 18:30-21:30 ENE 322 DU, K
    ENCH 649-NATURALLY FRACTURED RESERVOIRS [P]
    L01 R 18:30-21:30 ENE 328 AGUILERA, R
    Relationship between geology, log interpretation, well testing, and primary-secondary recovery
    of naturally fractured reservoirs.
    ENCH 657-ADVANCED RESERVOIR ENGINEERING [P]
    L01 T 19:00-22:00 EEEL 349 HASSANZADEH, H
    Formulation and Solution of reservoir-engineering problems including thermal processes (e.g.
    hot water flooding, SAGD), different recovery mechanisms (e.g. imbibitions, expansion drive,
    solution-gas drive), well testing problems and naturally fractured reservoirs.
    Prerequisite: Petroleum Engineering 429 or Petroleum Engineering 523 or consent of the
    Department
    ENCH 661 GEOSTATISTICS FOR RESERVOIR CHARACTERIZATION [P]
    L01 W 16:00-19:00 SA 235 JENSEN, J
    Special emphasis on reservoir characterization and the particular problems encountered in that
    area. The geostatistical methodology for reservoir characterization will be demonstrated on a
    fluvial reservoir example.
    Prerequisite: Petroleum Engineering 429 or Petroleum Engineering 523 or consent of the
    Department.
    ENCH 665 - WASTE WATER ISSUES FOR THE OIL & GAS INDUSTRY [P]
    L01 M 18:00-21:00 KNB 133 SALLAMIE, N
    Review of produced water characteristics; regulations governing produced water management,
    management options; technologies used for produced water treatment, novel/emerging
    technologies; process design approaches and comparative evaluation of various technologies.
    Case Studies.

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    ENCH 703-ADVANCED MATHEMATICAL METHODS IN ENGINEERING


    L01 TR 17:00-18:30 ENE 322 TRIFKOVIC, M
    Linear algebra; ordinary differential equations: linear, non-linear; series solutions; special exact
    solutions; applications; partial differential equations: geometric interpretation; characteristic
    curves; separation of variables; the Sturm-Liouville problem and Fourier series; eigenfunction
    expansion; Fourier, Laplace and Hankel transforms; self similarity; Green's function;
    applications.
    Intended for MSc/PhD students. MEng students may be able to register with Instructor's
    Permission

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