Engr. Dr Nnaemeka P. Ohia

Senior Lecturer

PhD in Petroleum Engineering; M.Eng. in Petroleum Engineering; B.Eng. in Petroleum Engineering
Email: nnaemeka.ohia@futo.edu.ng

Biography

Engr. Dr Nnaemeka Princewill Ohia, is a Senior Lecturer (Senior Lecturer A05, CONUASS II 5 step 1) in the Department of Petroleum Engineering, Federal University of Technology, Owerri. He joined the department since the 1^st of March 2005 as an experienced hire on lecturer II position. Since then, Dr Ohia has progressed steadily to his current position as a Senior Lecturer in the department.

He obtained his Doctorate degree in July 2012 in Petroleum Engineering from FUTO under the supervision of Prof Obah (Principal Supervisor), Prof Godwin Chukwu and Late Dr Aguta as co-supervisors. He had previously received his M.Eng. Degree in Petroleum Engineering from the University of Port Harcourt, Choba. Attached herewith are all his academic certificates and professional training certificates in this appraisal package.

Dr Ohia has also gained valuable “hands-on” industry experience over the years working and consulting with local and international companies such as Shell, Total, Tecon Oil, Chevron, Ghana Petroleum Production Company (GNPC), Saltpond-Ghana, Eni Congo etc. (find evidence as attached in appraisal package).

Dr Ohia is currently a pioneer faculty member of ACEFUELS (African Center of Excellence in Future Energies & Electrochemical Systems) in FUTO – A World Bank-sponsored Post Graduate program. He is also a member of the Information and Communication Committee for ACEFUELS – FUTO. In Dec. 2017, Dr Ohia led the design and development of an online (E-learning) system to enhance student’s learning experience which is currently on a pilot test in the department of Petroleum Engineering and School of Environmental Studies (SOES), FUTO. This online learning platform is designed to be interactive, self-paced and flexible, providing opportunities to improve learners’ performance/experience not only in FUTO, but the Nigerian Industry and Academia.

Finally, Dr Ohia has built a wonderful working relationship over the years with his superiors, colleagues and staff of the University, while maintaining a high quality of work and organizational vision.

Academic Qualification

PhD in Petroleum Engineering, F.U.T.O
M.Eng. in Petroleum Engineering, F.U.T.O
B.Eng in Petroleum Engineering

Honours/Awards

HSE Rig Team of the month – Feb., 2004

Affiliations

MSPE
MNSE
COREN

Courses Assigned to Teach

PET 301 (Drilling Technology)
PET 401 (Drilling Technology II)
PET 407 (Well logging)
PET 816 (Offshore Drilling)
PET 807 (Artificial Lift)

Federal University of Technology, Owerri. (FUTO)

Senior Lecturer (SP No. 3479; 118-C & 1961)

March 2005-Present

Job Description:

Teach undergraduate & postgraduate courses in Process Technology, Reservoir Engineering, Formation Evaluation, Petroleum Production Engineering, Advanced Well Technology, Advanced Artificial Lift Technology and Computer Application to Petroleum Engineering.

Supervise and assess senior year undergraduate & postgraduate projects every session (an average of 10 each session).

Provide instructions in the use of software including Mat lab, Excel, Visual Basic, Python and FORTRAN.

Co-ordinate, facilitate & organize engineering courses for undergraduate, postgraduate and industry courses via OYLex© (an online learning management system – eLMS).

Advising/Mentoring of undergraduate and postgraduate students in academic and career matters. Departmental Exam co-ordination & assistance.

Undergraduate & postgraduate course work assessment and grading.

Various innovative research work on optimization in marginal/mature fields operations in the Niger Delta.

Hydraulic Solutions (HYSOL) Energy Limited, Port Harcourt.

Technical Executive Director (TED)

January 2005-Present

HYSOL Executive Summary:

Hydraulic Solutions Energy Limited (RC. 1,323,864) is Oil and Gas Service Company committed to providing high quality, technically sound and cost-effective solutions engineered to meet customers specific needs. Our service delivery is top notch and span across Hydraulic systems, Hoses and Fittings; Well design and Execution; Well completion, Work-over, Abandonment, Side-tracks and Recompletion; Well services and Interventions.

Highly resourced indigenous Nigerian company with the portfolio of a team of highly skilled Oil and Gas professionals with a combined experience of over 100 years that cuts across Hydraulic systems, Well design and Execution, Completion, Well Intervention and Abandonment. Our combined experience in the Oil and Gas Industry goes beyond international boundaries ranging from Nigeria to the Middle East, South East Asia and the Americas.

With Technical partners in Asia, Middle East and America, our key business drivers are innovation, Fit-for-Purpose, cost-effectiveness and value-added services that increase the efficiency of your Hydraulic systems or the productivity of your wells as the case may be.

Our business landscape spans across E&P companies including marginal fields and major operators, oil and gas service companies, construction and marine industries.

Having recently rebranded and repositioned, HYSOL ENERGY can execute projects as standalone in any of the service areas mentioned above or as integrated/turn-key project with work scope covering de-completion, abandonment, side-track and completion for marginal fields and major E&P operators. Our Hydraulic services can replace worn out hoses and fittings as per client’s specifications or re-hose entire hydraulic unit/equipment.

Shell Petroleum Development Company, (SPDC) Port Harcourt

Completions & Well Intervention (CWI) Specialist

February 2007 – July 2012

Job Description:

Supervision of well completion and testing operations in line with SPDC’s quality well delivery process (QWDP) which is focused on strong cost and HSE management targets.

Driving the implementation of HSE/QA-QC standards to critical completion and well testing operations in oil and gas wells.

Developing (in conjunction with the Production Technology Group) specifications for a standard SPDC completion and well testing programme.

Involved in developing high-level strategies for the effective implementation of technical limit concepts regarding well completions.

Managing critical technical interfaces with well services, integrated completion contractors and well delivery teams regarding well completions issues.

Providing specialist advice regarding down-hole completion tools/accessories and integrity during the conceptual well design stage.

Timely planning, specification, standardization and costing of completion materials programme to aid effective forecasting and stock management.

Assurance and control of the quality of critical third party completion equipment and materials for all SPDC oil and gas wells for land, swamp and offshore operations.

Chevron Nigeria Limited, Lekki, Lagos. February 2005 -January 2007

Consultant Petroleum Engineer (South Offshore Asset Team-SOAT)

Job Description:

PE interdisciplinary team member is responsible for identifying Non-rig work over (NRWO) opportunities for field development & the preparation of alignment (Phase-1) documents to the Field Supervisors/Area Operations Superintendents etc.

Determination of estimated initial gain for projects using WEM (well Evaluation Model) and project economic indicators using PEEP (Petroleum Engineering Economic Package)

Team Leader/Manager engagements for approval to progress projects to phase 2 & 3.

Generate relevant DPR documentations for the JV technical team to enable the group to pursue DPR approvals.

Tecon Oil Services Limited, Port Harcourt.
Hydraulic workover (HWO) & re-completion specialist

June 2001-January 2005

Job Description:

Pioneering team member for HWO operations in Nigeria and offshore West Africa, introducing technical innovations that reduced operation costs by $250million

Led team implementing the design and execution of well re-entry/re-completion projects involving fishing/milling, cement squeeze, well stimulation, clean-out & testing operations

Supervised the delivery of over 50 wells in workover and re-completion campaigns, over 30 fishing programs, over 40 wellhead operations (flow-line installation & hook-up, offshore platform installation and decommissioning/abandonment projects, etc.

Key Assignments:

WELLS	CLIENT	PERIOD	HWO UNIT	SUMMARY OF OPERATIONS
Utumara: 8(T), 18, 4, 7, 20, 22(T), 15, 16, 14, 11	Shell	January 2002 to September 2002	225K	Pulling & running tubings with packers, safety valves, flow controls, gas lift valves, etc.
Utorogu 29T & 30T	Shell	October 2002 to February 2003	460k	Fishing parted tubing, unloading with nitrogen, downhole cleaning services, washing perforations and acidizing.
Rumuekpe – 04	Shell	April to May 2003	460K	Squeeze cement job on lower interval, inflow test of squeezed off interval, CRI well completion, Xmas tree installation, etc.
Elelenwo – 05	Shell	May to June 2003	460K	Permanent abandonment, casing retrieval, etc.
Obigbo – 27	Shell	June to July 2003	460K	Abandoning a lower interval to complete two intervals above as 2 3/8” single string selective producer with TRSCSSV installed.
Oweh-1	Shell	July to August 2003	460k	Recovery of existing tubings (long & short). GLM and SCSSSV installed on new completion strings, sand washing with fluid, chemical cutting, etc.
Oweh-2	Shell	August to September 2003	460k	Recovery of existing tubings (long & short). Curing of circulation losses with appropriate LCM pill. GLM and SCSSSV installed on new completion string.
Oben-5, 16, 15, 24, 21	Shell	Sept. 2003 to Feb. 2004	460k	Equipped wells with SCSSV and top packer in accordance with shell’s well integrity management policy.
Egbema-1, 2, 9 &11 Jones creek 33, 5 & 18 Eremor-1 Samabri 7, 4 & 5 Saltpond 2, 4, 5	Shell Excel (E&P) Agip GNPC, Ghana	March 2004 to January 2006	460k 255k 225k 340k	Installed ‘SB’ plugin model ‘D’ packer, squeeze cement job on D1.0 interval, bit & scrapper run, drilling pass cement plug, inflow test of squeezed off interval, window milling, sidetracking, re-perforation of D3.2 interval, Setting of FBGP-1 sump packer, 4 ½” ESS installation, well completion & testing, etc. ESP change-out, acid stimulation, wellbore clean up and unloading with nitrogen.

REFERENCES AVAILABLE ON REQUEST

Pan African Energy Services International, Port Harcourt
Sales/Services Engineer

November 1997– May 2001

Job Description:

Co-ordinated tubing running, high-pressure gas (helium-nitrogen) & hydrostatic testing of completion systems/accessories, tools joints and wellheads/Xmas trees for oil & gas wells

Ensured effective equipment selection & calibration, crew management and customer/client satisfaction

Responsible for the sales/supply/installation of hydraulic systems, parts and accessories worth over $20million

Organized and facilitated technical/training sessions, action review workshops, products/services presentation etc.

Major clients: Mobil, Texaco, Pan Ocean, Halliburton, BJ Services, Schlumberger, Tecon etc.

Altima Digital Systems Limited, Port Harcourt
Data Management/Log Analyst

November 1996 – October 1997

Job Description:

Analyzed/interpreted well logs using petrophysical analysis software (LAS)

Edited scaled logs by digitizing analogue (paper print) logs; splicing, depth-matching, baseline shifting, checking and plotting log data using petrocomp©

Composing of log data in magnetic tapes using ASCII, Schlumberger LIS or Western Atlas BIT formats

Major clients: Shell, Ciscon, Sowsco, Oilscan, Oildata, etc.

Elf Petroleum Nigeria Limited, Port Harcourt
Associate Reservoir Engineer (NYSC)

September 1995 – October 1996

Job Description:

Performed well pressure transient analysis for Afia, Edikan and Ime wells (OML 100) with a view to estimating skin effect using BHP survey results

Participated in the design of, material balance/water influx models for Afia reservoirs

Carried out-static reserves estimation for Otuo levels 1, 2, 3, 4.

A SNAPSHOT of SOME COURSES AND AWARDS

DATE	*DESCRIPTION*
*March 2012*	Frontline leadership program (FLLP), Edjeba Learning Village, (EVL) Warri.
*October 2011*	Valid Well-control certification-supervisor’s level (IWCF, Aberdeen, UK)
*November 2010*	Subsurface Integration Course, Edjeba Learning Village (EVL), Warri.
*December 2009*	Completion & Well Intervention Round-2 Certification (SOU, Rijswijk, The Netherlands)
*September 2008*	Completion & Well Intervention Round-1 Certification (SOU, Rijswijk, The Netherlands)
*June 2008*	Well Fluid Design (SOU, Rijswijk, The Netherlands).
*May 2005*	Drilling/Fishing jar maintenance and placement (Ken-jer Inc. facility, Humble – Texas, USA)
*May 2005*	Casing fill-up tool running and maintenance (Draw-works Inc. facility, Boling –Texas, USA)
*February 2004*	HSE – Rig team of the month (Shell Pet. Dev. Co, Nig.)
*August 2003*	0.9 million naira team performance bonus (Shell Pet. Dev. Co. Nig.)
March 2003	Fire fighting training/course (Shell Pet. Dev. Co. Nig.)
January 2003	Safety management course (Shell Pet. Dev. Co. Nig.)
April 2000	Petroleum economics for managers and engineers (SPE International)
August 1997	Fundamentals of UNIX operating system (Elf Petroleum Nigeria Limited)

Research Interest

Drilling fluid; Production optimization; Flow Assurance and Well Intervention.

Publications

List of Publications

Igwilo, K.C., Okoro, E.E., Ohia, N.P., Solomon, A., Adenubi, N.O., and Temilade, A. (2019) “Effect of Mud Weight on Hole Cleaning during Oil and Gas Drilling Operations, Effective Drilling Approach”. The Open Petroleum Engineering Journal. Crossmark publishers, USA. pp. 14-22.
Ohia, N., Anyadiegwu, C., Muonagor, C. (2019). “Optimizing Cost Savings on Well Clean up and Test Services: Case-Niger Delta Wells”. Journal of Advanced Research in Petroleum Technology and Management. Advanced Research Publications, India. pp. 17-23
Anyadiegwu, C.I., Ohia, N.P., and Muonagor, C.M. (2018). “Hydrate: Real Menace to Flow Assurance”. ARPN Journal of Engineering and Applied Sciences. Asian Research Publishing Network, USA. pp. 9642-9651.
Ohia, N.P., Anyadiegwu, C.I. and Muonagor, C. (2018). “Assessment of the Risks, Non-technical and Operational Challenges Encountered During Well Clean Up and Test on Niger Delta Gas Wells – Based on Practical Experience on Cases”. Petroleum Science and Engineering. Vol. 2, No. 2, pp. 60-68.
Ossai, P.G.O., Ohia, N.P. (2018) “An Overview of the Production Potentials of Gas in Tight Sands and Shale Gas Formations Worldwide: A Key Factor for Consideration in Nigeria” Journal of Advanced Research in Petroleum Technology & Management, Vol.4 Issue 3&4 pp. 1-5
Anyadiegwu, C.I.C, Ohia, N.P. (2018) “Effect of Oil Spillage on the Soil PropertiesInternational Research Journal of Advanced Engineering and Science. Vol 3, issue 4 pp.1-8.
Ohia, N., Nweke, F., Onwukwe, S. (2018). “MEOR Review for Marginal Field Application”. Transylvanian Review. Vol xxvi, no 32
Ohia, N., Nweke, F., Onwukwe, S. (2018). “A Review of Microbial Enhanced Oil Recovery Applications Projects”. Oil & Gas Research, India. Vol 4, issue 2, pp. 2-6.
Ossai, P.G.O, Duru, U.I., Obah, B., Ohia, N. (2018). “In-situ Combustion: Reservoir Candidacy/Project Selection Criteria(s) For Niger Delta Heavy Oil Reservoirs”. International Journal of Engineering Works. Vol 5, issue 9, pp.130-137
Okereke, U., Ohia, N.P., Obah, B. (2018). “Effects of Demulsifiers on the Droplet Size and Asphaltene Content of an Oil Tight Emulsion”. International Journal of Advanced Engineering and Science, Vol 3, issue 3, pp. 152-156.
Ossai, P.G.O., Onwukwe, S.I., Izuwa, N.C., Ohia, N.P. (2018) “Waterflooding in Niger Delta Oil Reservoir Systems: Concept and Analysis” Journal of Advanced Research in petroleum technology & management vol.4 issue 3&4 pp. 36-41
Uwana, S.A., Ossai, P.G.O., Duru, U.I., Ohia, N.P. (2018). “Geomechanical Principles of Hydraulic Fracturing Method in Unconventional Gas Reservoirs” International Journal of Engineering Works. Kamboshwell Publishers enterprise. Vol. 5, Issue 5, pp. 68-75.
Ossai, P.G.O., Ohia, N.P., Duru, U.I. (2018). “Drilling Optimization on a New Vertical Exploration Well Designed for Niger Delta X-Field Reservoir”. International Journal of Petroleum and Petrochemical Engineering, ARC Publications. Vol 4, issue 2, pp.44-52
Anyadiegwu, C.I. and Ohia, N.P. (2018). “Comparative Study of Oil Production Forecast by Decline Curve Analysis and Material Balance”. European Journal of Engineering Research and Science. European Open Access Publishing. Vol 3, issue 4, pp.19-26
Ossai, P.G.O., Onwukwe, S.I., Izuwa, N.C., and Ohia, N.P. (2018). “Waterflooding in Niger Delta Oil Reservoir Systems: Concept and Analysis”. Journal of Advanced Research in Petroleum Technology & Management. ADR Publications. Vol 4, issue 3&4, pp.36-41
Ossai, P.G.O., Ohia, N.P., Duru, U.I., Onaiwu, D.O. (2017). “Enhanced Recovery of Heavy Oils in the Niger Delta: Nelson and Mcneil Model a Key Option for In-situ Combustion Application”.Advances in Petroleum Research and Development, CSCanada. Vol. 14, No. 2, pp. 27-33.
Anyadiegwu, C.I., Ohia, N.P., Muonagor C.M. (2017). “Model for the Prescription of the Appropriate Inhibition Technique for Hydrates in Natural Gas Streams” International Journal of Innovations in Engineering Technology. Volume 9, Issue 1, pp. 39-50
Anyadiegwu C.I.C., Ohia, N.P., Muonagor, C.M. (2017). “The Viability of Converting Diesel Powered Automobiles to Use Compressed Natural Gas as Fuel in Nigeria”. International Journal of Petroleum and Petrochemical Engineering, ARC Publications. Volume 3, Issue 3, pp. 76-89
Anyadiegwu C.I.C., Ohia, N.P., Muonagor, C.M. (2017). “Economic Analysis of Utilising Compressed Natural gas (CNG) as Vehicular Fuel in Nigeria” International Journal of Sciences. Vol 6 issue 9, pp.64-72.
Anyadiegwu, C.I.C., and Ohia, N.P. (2017).” Models for Classification of Crude Oil Spillage”. International Journal of Research in Engineering, IT and Social Sciences. Vol 7, issue 9, pp. 9-21.
Nnakaihe, S. E., Duru, U. I., Ohia, N. P., Obah, B. O., & Nwabia, F. N. (2017). Enhancing the Effectiveness of Vertical Water Injection Wells with Inflow Control Devices (ICDs): Design, Simulation and Economics. Advances in Petroleum Exploration and Development, Vol 13 Issue 2, pp. 1-15
Okereke, U., Ohia, N., and Obah. B. (2017). “Sensitivity Analysis on the Factors Affecting Crude Oil Emulsion Stability”. Petroleum and Coal. Vol 59 Issue 4, pp. 412-419
Igwilo K.C, Ogbudu R.E, Okolie S.T.A., Ohia, N.P., Okolie, N. (2017). “Experimental Analysis of Chemical De-emulsification Using Polymerization and Sulfonization Methods on Niger Delta Crude Oil”. International Journal of Petroleum and Gas Engineering Research, European Centre for Research Training and Development. Vol 1, No 1, pp. 1-8
Ossai, P.G.O., Ohia, N.P., Obah, .B & Duru, U.I. (2017). “In Situ Combustion Methods: Applicability to Heavy Oil Reservoirs in the Niger Delta”.Petroleum Science and Technology. Taylor and Francis Group. Vol 35, Issue 1, pp.51-58.
Igwilo, K.C., Onwuegbuchulam, C.V., and Ohia. N. (2016). “Wax Content determination Through Tests and Simulation Comparison” Petroleum and Coal. Vol 58, Issue 7
Udie A.C, Nwakaudu, S.M and Ohia P.N. (2016). “Estimation of Compressed Natural Gas Volume as Fuel Energy Value using Niger Delta Natural Gas Production Data to Supplement Gasoline Fuelled Vehicles in Nigeria”. FUTO Journal Series. FUTO Publishing. Volume-2, Issue-2, pp- 253 – 270.
Igwilo, K.C., and Ohia. N.P., and Onwuegbuchulam, C.V. (2016). “Evaluation of the Fluid Loss Properties of Pleurotus and Its Commercial Availability” International Journal of Application or Innovation in Engineering & Management. Volume 5, Issue 5, pp. 259-264
Igwilo, K.C., Onwuegbuchulam, C.V., and Ohia. N.P. (2016). “Evaluation of Flow Assurance in Onshore Production Facilities in the Niger Delta”. Advances in Research. ScienceDomain International. Vol 6, Issue 2, pp. 1-14.
Igwilo, K.C., Onwuegbuchulam, C.V., and Ohia. N.P. (2016). “Analysis and Characterization of Nigerian Waxy Crude” Journal of Basic and Applied Research International. International Knowledge Press. Vol 14, Issue 1, pp.25-41.
Ohia, N., Igwilo, K. and Duru, U. (2015). “Well Productivity Enhancement Using Matrix Acidizing – A Niger Delta Case Study”. International Journal of Scientific Engineering and Applied Science. Volume-1, Issue-8,
Ohia, N. and Onyeabor, J. (2015). “Cement Bond Integrity Verification using Crude Oil Fingering Technique”. Journal of Harmonic Research in Engineering. Vol 3, Issue 1 pp.58-67.
Mbah E.O, Ohia P.N., and Ikpeka P.M. (2015). “Effect of Flowmeter Assembly Configuration on the Accuracy of Ultrasonic Flowmeter using Pre-Calibrated Turbine Meter”. International Journal of Current Science and Technology. Vol.3, Issue, 9, pp. 66-69.
Mbah, E.O, Ohia P.N., and Onugha, N.I. (2015). Evaluation of Completion Fluid Turbidity and Total Suspended Solids Trends in Southern Nigeria. International Journal of Current Advanced Research. Vol 4, Issue 9, pp. 392-398.
Ohia, N., and Iyiegbu, H. (2015). “Petroleum Hydrocarbon Underground Water Bioremediation Using Direct Application Technique, of a Bionutrient: A Niger Delta Case”. International Journal of Recent Scientific Research. Vol. 6, Issue, 8, pp.5704-5710.
Anyadiegwu, C.I.C, Ohia, N.P. (2015). Effluent Waste Management in Nigerian Refinery. Journal of Multidisciplinary Engineering Science and technology. Vol. 2 Issue 8, pp. 2017-2022.
Anyadiegwu, C.I.C, Ohia, N.P., Ukwujiagu, C.M. (2015). “Natural Gas Transmission and Distribution in Nigeria”. Journal of Multidisciplinary Engineering Science and technology. Vol. 2 Issue 8, pp. 2033-2039.
Ohia, N., and Iyiegbu, H. (2015). “Oil Spill Bioremediation Using Soil Blending Technique, Over a Bionutrient: A Niger Delta Case” International Journal of Innovative Science, Engineering & Technology. Vol. 2 Issue 6, pp. 161-180.
Ohia, N., and Raji, R. (2015). “The Use of Demulsifier in Crude Oils from Niger Delta Marginal Fields: A Comparative Analysis of diethylene glycol and phenol”. Academia Journal of Scientific Research. Academia Publishing. Vol 3, Issue 5, pp. 75-81.
Ohia, N., Anyadiegwu, C., and Igwilo, K. (2014). “A Review of Hydraulic Workover unit (HWU) Application for Well Repairs in Nigeria”. Petroleum and Coal. Vol 56, Issue 4
Ohia, N., Anyadiegwu, C., and Ukwujiagu, C. (2014). “Hydraulic Workover Unit (HWU) Application in Down-Hole Milling Operations in Niger Delta”. International Multidisciplinary Journal. African Research Review. Vol. 8, series 3, pp. 108-115.
Ohia, N., Anyadiegwu, C., and Mbah, E. (2014). “Piston Effect of Ballooning in Horizontal SAS Completions: Challenges Encountered During Completion Integrity Test Operations”. ARPN Journal of Science and Technology. Vol 4, issue 4, pp. 289-294.
Ohia, N., Egelle, E and Onyewuenyi, S. (2014). “Subsea Gas Compression Review and its Application in Oil and Gas Reservoir Productivity”. Nigerian Society of Chemical Engineers.
Ohia, N.P, Omeke J. and Otutu F. (2013). “Real-time Multivariate Optimization of Drilling Parameters”. Offshore West Africa. PennWell Publishers.
Ohia, N.P., Omeke, J.E., Achumba, I.G. (2012). “Selection of Alternatives for Oil Field Development; Nonlinear Optimisation Approach”. SPE NAICE 162974, OnePetro.
Ohia, N., Okoronkwo, A., Okoroafor, B., Oham, K. (2007). “HWU: An Alternative Approach to Well Repairs/Re-Completion in Offshore West Africa – A Case Study with Ghana Saltpond Wells .”SPE NAICE, SPE 111888-MS, OnePetro.
Obibuike, U.J., Ekwueme, S.T., Ohia, N.P., Igwilo, K.C., Onyejekwe, I.M., Igbojionu, A.C. (2019). Analytical Model for the Estimation of Leak Location in Natural Gas Pipeline. International Journal of Oil, Gas and Coal Engineering. Vol. 7, No. 4, pp. 95-102.
Obibuike, U.J., Ekwueme, S.T., Ohia, N.P., Igwilo, K.C., Igbojionu, A.C., Kerunwa, A. (2019). Mathematical Approach to Determination of Optimum Oil Production Rate in Oil Rim Reservoirs. Petroleum Science and Engineering. Vol. 3, No. 2, pp. 60-67.
Obibuike, U.J., Ekwueme, S.T., Ohia, N.P., Igwilo, K.C., Igbojionu, A.C., Kerunwa, A. (2019). Mathematical Model for Time of Leak Estimation in Natural Gas Pipeline. Petroleum Science and Engineering. Vol. 3, No. 2, pp. 68-73.
Ekwueme, S.T., Izuwa, N.C., Obibuike, U.J., Kerunwa, A., Ohia, N.P., Odo, J.E., Obah, B. (2019). Analysis of the Economics of Gas-to-Liquids (GTL) Plants. Petroleum Science and Engineering. Vol. 3, No. 2, pp. 85-93.
Izuwa, N.C., Obah B., Ekwueme, S.T., Obibuike, U.J., Kerunwa, A., Ohia, N.P., and Odo J.E. (2019). Gas-to-Liquids (GTL) Plant Optimization Using Enhanced Synthesis Gas Reforming Technology. Petroleum Science and Engineering. Vol. 3, No. 2, pp. 94-102.
Ohia, G.O., Ohia, N.P., Ekwueme, S.T., and Nwankwo, I.V. (2020). Hydrolysis of Cellulose Wastes: Feasibility of Fuel Ethanol as Alternative to Gasoline from Petroleum as a Usable Energy Source in Nigeria. Petroleum Science and Engineering. Vol 4, issue 1, pp. 16-22