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About me
About me
Mohammed Al Dushaishi (Dr. MAD) is an assistant professor of Petroleum Engineering at the School of Chemical Engineering at Oklahoma State University (OSU) in Stillwater, Oklahoma. His current position involves conducting scientific and applied research, including writing proposal grants, teaching graduate and undergraduate courses, and providing services to the department and community.
Education
Education
Ph.D. Petroleum Engineering
Ph.D. Petroleum Engineering
06.2012–12.2015 Supervised by Dr. Nygaard, “Missouri University of Science & Technology”
Title: Numerical and field data analysis of drill stem vibration. Drill stem vibration was related to drilling performance through a nonlinear drill stem vibration model solved using the finite element formulation and verified with analytical solution and field data. A full drill stem vibration model was developed to enhance drilling operation and help predict the optimum operating parameters for a given drill stem configuration.
MS. Petroleum Engineering
MS. Petroleum Engineering
08.2010–05.2012 Supervised by Dr. Nygaard, “Missouri University of Science & Technology”
Title: Investigation of drillstring vibration reduction tools. Investigation of the effectiveness of newly developed vibration reduction tools used while drilling in minimizing vibration while drilling. Vibration data measurements were used to evaluate the capability of these tools using statistical methods.
BS. Mechanical Engineering
BS. Mechanical Engineering
01.2006–05.2010 BS. Mechanical Engineering, “Missouri University of Science & Technology”
Employment
Employment
01.2020–present Assistant Professor “Oklahoma State University”
01.2017–12.2019 Assistant Professor “Texas A&M International University”
01.2016–07.2016 Post Doctorial Fellow “Missouri University of Science & Technology”
08.2011–12.2014 Graduate Research Assistant “Missouri University of Science & Technology”
05.2012–08.2012 Summer Internship “TechDrill International, London”
05.2008–08.2008 Summer Internship “Saudi Aramco, Berri Gas Plant, Saudi Arabia”
Research Projects
Research Projects
Lee, H. (PI), Al Dushaishi, M. (Co-PI). 2024-2026. Automated Drill Cuttings Analysis for Geothermal Well Optimization. Helmerich & Payne (H&P)/ OCAST.
Lee, H. (PI), Al Dushaishi, M. (Co-PI). 2024. Optimizing Heat Recovery in Enhanced Geothermal Systems (EGS) using Alternative Unconventional Fluids. OSU-chemical engineering-energy funds.
Al Dushaishi, M. (PI), Co-PI’s: Hareland, G., Lee, H., Bikkina, P. 2022-2024. Development of Ionic Based Fluid to Improve Fluid Hydraulics in Enhanced Geothermal Systems. DOE
Al Dushaishi, M. (Co-PI). 2021-2021. FORGE Drilling Data Evaluation OSU-SNL. National Technology and Engineering Solutions of Sandia.
Hareland, G. (PI), Co-PI’s: Blankenship, D., Nygaard, R., Al Dushaishi, M. 2019-2020. Drilling Optimization System for Improved Overall Rate of Penetration and Reduced Cost/Ft in Geothermal Drilling. DOE
Al Dushaishi, M. (PI). 2019*. Dynamical Stability of a Rotating Cylinder Subjected to Internal and External Non-Newtonian Axially Flowing Fluid. ACE-PRF. The project did not transfer during the move to OSU.
Al Dushaishi, M. (PI). 2018-2019. Computational Fluid Dynamics of Fluid-Structure-Particle Interaction to Seal Fractures. Texas A&M International University Research Grant.
Outside of work,
Outside of work,
Exploring, Hiking, Scuba diving, Soccer, Traveling, Gym enthusiast, Cooking
Exploring, Hiking, Scuba diving, Soccer, Traveling, Gym enthusiast, Cooking
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