Petroleum Engineering

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The Department of Petroleum Engineering in Presidency University, Bengaluru was established in 2015 to create its mark in Oil and Gas industries in India and abroad. Therefore, the department is focused on developing advanced Teaching – Learning, and Research facilities which in turn enable the students to learn modern technologies, create innovative technologies, and apply them for solving problems specifically related to Petroleum Exploration, Drilling Engineering, Reservoir Engineering, and Production and Surface Facility Design, etc. The B.Tech. Petroleum Engineering Program Curriculum is covering courses from Upstream, Midstream and Downstream areas of petroleum industry.

The B.Tech. Program focuses primarily on Exploration and Production (E&P), i.e., maximum emphasis given on up-stream operations of Oil and Gas industry like Drilling Technology, Production Engineering, Reservoir Engineering, Well Completion and Testing, Enhanced Oil Recovery Techniques, etc. Therefore, these courses will serve both national and global development needs.

Some Midstream and Downstream related courses like Pipeline Engineering, Process Engineering Calculations, Petroleum Refinery and Petrochemicals, Transport Phenomena, Polymer Technology, etc. are also incorporated in the curriculum to encourage interested students towards Downstream industry. Therefore, these courses will serve local, national and global development needs.

Courses related to Unconventional Energy Recourses like Coal Bed Methane, Shale Gas and Gas Hydrate etc. are also included in the curriculum. These courses are considered as the future trend of Oil and Gas industry. Therefore, these courses will serve local, national and global development needs. Considering the present demand of the Oil and Gas industry, Petroleum Data Analytics is incorporated as the non-credited course where seminars and workshops will be organized time-to-time.

Greatest part of the program is that the theory lectures are supplemented by laboratory experiments. The laboratories, namely ‘Petroleum Geology Lab’, ‘Process Dynamic Control Lab’, ‘Heat and Mass Transfer Lab’, ‘Drilling Fluids and Cements Lab’ ‘Reservoir Engineering Lab’, ‘Petroleum Testing Lab’, Fluid Mechanics Lab’, ‘Reservoir Simulation and Modelling Lab’ and ‘Oil and Gas Processing Plant Design Lab’, are equipped with sophisticated state-of-the-art equipment and software. The students completing graduation in B.Tech. Petroleum Engineering are expected serve primarily in the Up-stream areas of oil and gas industry.
 

Vision & Mission:

Vision

To be recognized as one of the top Petroleum Engineering departments in India by producing technically sound petroleum engineers as per present industry requirements

Mission

  • To lirovide toli class infrastructures to the students that blends Fundamental Knowledge and Cutting Edge liractice with Exlieriential Learning
  • To establish State-of-the-Art facilities for Effective Teaching Learning lirocesses to develoli Emliloyability Quotient of Students
  • To attract the Best–in-Class Faculty and nurture them for Excellence in Teaching and Research
  • To excel in Interdiscililinary Studies with Globally Alililicable Skill Sets to develoli Talent for the Society
  • To develoli Entrelireneurshili and Leadershili Skills among the students and faculty to resliond to Social, Environmental and Rural needs

Program Educational Objectives:



The Petroleum Engineering graduates from Presidency University after 3-5 years of complrtion of the program shall be able to:

PEO1 : Establish as a successful Petroleum Engineering Professional with Innovative Skills and with a Moral and Ethical Values,

PEO2 : Engage in life-long Learning through Research and Professional Development,

PEO3 : Serve as a Leader in the profession through Consultancy, Extension Activities, and Entrepreneurship.

Program Outcomes:



B. Tech. Program in Petroleum Engineering is designed to prepare graduates to attain following Program Outcomes: PO1 : Engineering Knowledge: Apply the knowledge of mathematics, science, engineering fundamentals, and an engineering specialization to the solution of complex engineering problems.

PO2 : Problem Analysis: Identify, formulate, review research literature, and analyze complex engineering problems reaching substantiated conclusions using first principles of mathematics, natural sciences, and engineering sciences.

PO3 : Design / Development of Solutions: Design solutions for complex engineering problems and design system components or processes that meet the specified needs with appropriate consideration for the public health and safety, and the cultural, societal, and environmental considerations.

PO4 : Conduct Investigations of Complex Problems: Use research-based knowledge and research methods including design of experiments, analysis and interpretation of data, and synthesis of the information to provide valid conclusions.

PO5 : Modern Tool Usage: Create, select, and apply appropriate techniques, resources, and modern engineering and IT tools including prediction and modeling to complex engineering activities with an understanding of the limitations.

PO6 : The Engineer and Society: Apply reasoning informed by the contextual knowledge to assess societal, health, safety, legal and cultural issues and the consequent responsibilities relevant to the professional engineering practice.

PO7 : Environment and Sustainability: Understand the impact of the professional engineering solutions in societal and environmental contexts, and demonstrate the knowledge of, and need for sustainable development.

PO8 : Ethics: Apply ethical principles and commit to professional ethics and responsibilities and norms of the engineering practice.

PO9 : Individual and Team Work: Function effectively as an individual and as a member or leader in diverse teams, and in multidisciplinary settings.

PO10 : Communication: Communicate effectively on complex engineering activities with the engineering community and with society at large, such as, being able to comprehend and write effective reports and design documentation, make effective presentations, and give and receive clear instructions.

PO11 : Project Management and Finance: Demonstrate knowledge and understanding of the engineering and knowledge and understanding of the engineering and management principles and apply these to one’s own work, as a member and leader in a team, to manage projects and in multidisciplinary environments.

PO12 : Life-long Learning: Recognize the need for, and have the preparation and ability to engage in independent and lifelong learning in the broadest context of technological change.

Program Specific Outcomes:


At the end of the B. Tech. Program in Petroleum Engineering the students shall develop an:

PSO1 : Ability to apply knowledge of Mathematics, Science and Engineering for solving specific petroleum industry related problems,

PSO2 : Ability to identify, formulate, and solve Real Life problems associated with petroleum industry,

PSO3 : Understanding of Petroleum Engineering Professional and ethical responsibility through professional practice programme,

PSO4: Ability to use techniques, skills, and modern technological tools necessary for solving specific Petroleum Engineering problems through exposure to modern tools.

Learning Objectives:

LO1: Develop successful careers as Petroleum Engineer, demonstrate professional engineering competence via positions of increasing responsibility and/or assignments.

LO2: Complete or pursue graduate education in engineering or related fields, participate in professional development and/or industrial training courses and/or obtain engineering certification.

LO3: Participate in Research and Development and other creative and innovative efforts in science, engineering and technology; and/or pursue entrepreneurial endeavors.

LO4: If not in a Petroleum Engineering career, successful transition into an education, business, legal, medical or government career.

LO5: Demonstrate a commitment to the community and profession through involvement with community or professional organizations.
Course Outcomes of all the Courses in AY 2020-21 ODD SEMESTER

Students’ Achievements

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Name of Student(s)

Details of the Event

Position

1

Ms. Sruthi Adithyan

Ms. Lemuela Pearl Lamech

Event Name: PDPU SPE Fest 2018

Organized By: SPE Student Chapter, PDPU, Gandhinagar, Gujarat

Event Date: 26-28 October, 2018

1st

(Showcase: Paper Presentation, Category: Production)

2

Mr. Gopikrishnan B.

Mr. Thejas Krishnan

Mr. Mohammed Farhan Jameel

1st

(Showcase: Paper Presentation, Category: Drilling)

3

Mr. Rishabh Kishor Pardeshi

Mr. Aman Mehdi Rizvi

Mr. Mohammed Farhan Jameel

1st

(Feud-A-Nation: Debate Competition)

4

Mr. Mohammed Farhan Jameel

2nd

(Purple: The Photography Competition)

5

Mr. Mohammed Farhan Jameel

Ms. Anushka U N

Ms. Mariam Susan Mathew

Event Name: PETRAMET 19 - International Conference on Unconventional Hydrocarbon Revolution

Organized By: Department of Petroleum Engineering and AMET University SPE Student Chapter, AMET University, Chennai

Event Date: 21-23 March, 2019

Institution Participated: 12 Nos.

Total Participants: 160

No. of Participants from PU: 37

1st

(Paper Presentation – Panel 1)

6

Mr. Vishwaradhya V Patel

Mr. Alan Anand

2nd

(Paper Presentation – Panel 1)

7

Mr. Abdul Mueed Moulana

Mr. Joseph Varghese

1st

(Paper Presentation – Panel 2)

8

Mr. Gautham

Mr. Jaideep P Potluri

2nd

(Paper Presentation – Panel 3)

9

Mr. Charan Raj S

Mr. Mohammed Imran

Ms. S. Monica Shree

1st

(Poster Presentation)

10

Ms. Vandana A.

Ms. G. Chandini

Mr. Mohammed Shehzan Faraz

1st

(Poster Presentation)

11

Mr. Joseph Varghese

Mr. Abdul Mueed Moulana

2nd

(Model Expose)

12

Mr. Elno Vinoby

Ms. Ashna Jose

Mr. Midhun Krishna

Mr. Melvin Alex

2nd

(Model Expose)

13

Mr. Gautham

Mr. Jaideep P Potluri

3rd

(Quiz Competition)

14

Mr. Abdul Mueed Moulana

1st

(Debate Competition)

15

Mr. Alan Anand

Mr. Mohammed Farhan Jameel

1st

(Case Study)

16

Mr. Mohammed Shehzan Faraz

1st

(T-Shirt Design)

17

Mr. Mohammed Shehzan Faraz

Best Campus Ambassador

18

Mr. Sheik Abdul Mugni

Mr. Mohammed Touheed V I

Mr. Mohammed Ghouse

Event Name: JIGYASA 2019 – The Annual Colloquium of UPES FIPI Student Chapter

Organized By: UPES - FIPI (Federation of Indian Petroleum Industries) Student Chapter

Event Date: 5-6 April, 2019

Institution Participated: 9 Nos.

Total Participants: 140

No. of Participants from PU: 5

1st

(Paper Presentation – Panel 1)

19

Mr. Aman Mehdi Tahqiq Husain

Mr. Matheen Pasha Z

Mr. Mohammed Touheed V I

2nd

(Poster Presentation)

20

Mr. Afzal Siddik

Mr. Azfahaad Kadri

Event Name: UPES SPE Fest 2019

Organized By: UPES SPE Student Chapter

Event Date: 14-16 April, 2019

2nd

(Upstream Category of Virtuoso: Poster Presentation)

21

Mr. Numair Abdul Gaffar Sheikh

Event Name: International Seminar cum Workshop on Oil and Gas

Organized By: Dibrugarh University, Assam, India; The University of Edinburgh, UK; and University of Louisiana, Lafayette, USA

Event Date: 7-8 April, 2019

1st

(Poster Presentation)

22

Ms. Malavika Reddy K.

Mr. Jaideep P. Potluri

Event Name: EQUI2P 2019

Organized By: School of Engineering, Presidency University, Bengaluru

Event Date: 15 February, 2019

2nd

(Poster Presentation: Theme – Clean and Green Technology)

23

Ms. S. Monica Shree

Mr. Mohammed Imran

3rd

(Poster Presentation: Theme – Clean and Green Technology)

24

Mr. Sonawane Satyam Dhanjay

Mr. Alan Anand

1st

(Poster Presentation: Theme - Unconventional Energy)

25

Ms. Utkarsha Kakoty

Mr. Subhrojit Mukheerjee

2nd

(Poster Presentation: Theme - Unconventional Energy)

26

Mr. Manjunath S. Chirikuri

Mr. Nischal M.

3rd

(Poster Presentation: Theme - Unconventional Energy)

28

Mr. Mohammed Touheed

Mr. Aman Mehdi T.H.

1st

(Poster Presentation: Theme - Cyber Crime)

29

Mr. Abdul Mueed Moulana

Mr. Rajpurohit Narpatsingh

2nd

(Dynamic Model Presentation - Non-Circuit Branch: Title – Enhanced Oil Recovery Techniques

30

Mr. Rishin Faras T.P.

Mr. Yadhu Krishnan K.K.

Ms. Vismaya Sudheer

Event Name: EQUI2P 2019

Organized By: School of Engineering, Presidency University, Bengaluru

Event Date: 15 February, 2019

3rd

(Dynamic Model Presentation - Non-Circuit Branch: Title – Sucker Rod Pump

31

Mr. Alan Anand

Mr. Farhan Jameel

1st

(Triple Mesh: Quiz + Case Study + Debate)

32

Mr. Hyder Abbas A.K.

Mr. Mohammed Fahad T.

2nd

(Triple Mesh: Quiz + Case Study + Debate)

33

Mr. P.T. Lawmthangpuia

Mr. Sumair Abdul Qadeer

3rd

(Triple Mesh: Quiz + Case Study + Debate)

Summer Internship / Training

The department takes initiative for arranging Summer Internship / Training (minimum 1 month) for 5th Semester Petroleum Engineering students. The Summer Internship / Training is arranged to provide core petroleum industry exposure to the students and NO-CREDIT is allotted for it. Brief about the Summer Internship / Training arranged till date is provided below:

Sl. No.

Name of the Company / Institute

Name of the Student Selected

Year

1

 I.O.C.L., Haldia Refinery (West Bengal) Mr. Suhaiz Ali K B Mr. Hyalij Kunal Vasant Mr. Charan Raj S Mr. Aswin Kumar K A Mr. Rajpurohit Narpatsingh G Mr. Amal Surendran

2018

2

 ONGC, Mehsana (Gujarat) Mr. Aditya Sharma Mr. Mohammed Imran

2018

3

 ONGC, Mumbai (Maharashtra) Ms. S Monica Shree Mr. Aswin Kumar K A

2018

4

 IRS-ONGC, Ahmedabad (Gujarat) Mr. Pardeshi Rishabh Kishor Mr. Mohammed Fahad T Mr. Sharbangini Dhar

2018

5

 ONGC-MRPL, Mangalore (Karnataka) Mr. Harish B. Mr. Mohammed Imran

2018

6

 ONGC, Dehradun (Uttara Khand) Ms. Anbreen Ahmed Mr. Hyder Abbas A K Mr. Adarsh S Mr. Prashanth Eshwar P

2018

7

 CSIR-CIMFR, Dhanbad (Jharkhand) Mr. Muhammed Ansar P M Mr. Muhammed Nahas N Mr. Umesh Tatia Sahib Mali

2018

8

 ONGC, Agartala (Assam) Mr. Sonawane Satyam Dhananjay Mr. Alan Anand Mr. Mohammed Shehzan Faraz Mr. Mohammed Touheed V I

2019

9

 ONGC, Dehradun (Uttara Khand) Mr. Althamas Yaseer Mr. Shaik Abdul Mugni Mr. Mubarak Khan Ms. Malavika Reddy Kummetha

2019

10

 Petropath Drilling Fluids India Pvt. Ltd. Ms. Nida Ara Ms. Mariam Susan Mathew Ms. Anushka U. N. Ms. Bhavana N.

2019

Final Year Project Training

The department takes initiative for arranging Final Year Project Training (minimum 2 months) for 7th / 8th Semester Petroleum Engineering students. The Final Year Project Training is arranged to provide core petroleum industry exposure to the students and 15 CREDIT is allotted for it. Brief about the Final Year Project Training arranged till date is provided below:

Sl. No.

Name of the Company / Institute

Name of the Student Selected

Year

1

 ONGC, Dehradun (Uttara Khand) Ms. Anbreen Ahmed Mr. Hyder Abbas A K Mr. Adarsh S

2018

2

 ONGC, Agartala (Assam) Mr. Abdul Mueed Moulana Mr. Joseph Varghese Mr. Joshua Christopher Furtado

2018

3

 CSIR-NEIST, Jorhat (Assam) Mr. Shaik Abdul Salam Ms. Nadella Venkata Moulika Priya Ms. Chandaluri Divya Sri

2018

4

 GERMI, Gandhinagar (Gujarat) Mr. Mohammed Fahad T Ms. Sruthi Adithian Mr. Gopikrishnan B. Ms. Lemuela Pearl Lamech

2018

5

 Dibrugarh University, Dibrugarh (Assam) Mr. Patel Meet Priyavadan Mr. Rahul Kumar M Ms. Sandra Jayan Mr. Akshay Sunil Mr. Minhaj Areekkan Mr. Syed Imaad

2018

6

 Dibrugarh University, Dibrugarh (Assam) Mr. Numair Abdul Gaffar Sheikh Mr. Rishabh Kishor Pardeshi

2019

Guest / Distinguished Lecture

The department has organized following Guest Lectures (GLs) / Distinguished Lectures (DLs) till date for the students and faculty members.

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Details of the Expert

Details of Lecture

Type of Lecture

1

 Dr. Anand B. Halgeri, Director, PPISR, Bengaluru Development of Petroleum Refining Technology - An Indian Scenario (Date: 21-02-2018)

GL

2

 Mr. Aloke Saha, Senior Petrophysicist, Shell Technology Center Bangalore Cement Bond Long - An Assurance of Well Integrity (Date: 27-04-2018)

GL

3

 Dr. Iskander Diyashev, Petroskills, Management and Information The Future Role of Oil (Date: 14-05-2018) Sponsored by SPE Bangalore Section (Shell Technology Centre Bangalore)

DL

(Online)

4

 Mr. Ramachandran K., Scientist and Head, G&G, GERMI, Gandhinagar, Gujarat Career Opportunities In Petroleum Industry (Date: 02-11-2018)

GL

5

 Dr. G. P. Karmakar, Professor in Petroleum Engineering, Department of Mining Engineering, IIT, Kharagpur, West Bengal Reservoir Drive Mechanism and Material Balance Equation (Date: 11-01-2019)

GL

6

 Dr. Uttam Kumar Bhui, Associate Professor, SPT, PDPU, Gandhinagar, Gujarat Molecular Characterization of Crude Oils: Implications to the Petroleum Industry (Date: 11-01-2019)

GL

7*

 Mr. Pradeep Kumar, CGM (Drilling) & Head (Cementing R&D), IDT – ONGC, Dehradun Oil Well Cementing and Well Integrity (Date: 13-04-2019)

DL

8

 Dr. G. P. Karmakar, Professor in Petroleum Engineering, Department of Mining Engineering, IIT, Kharagpur, West Bengal Reservoir Management / Reservoir Drive Mechanism (Date: 03-05-2019)

GL

9

 Dr. Uttam Kumar Bhui, Associate Professor, SPT, PDPU, Gandhinagar, Gujarat Petroleum Reservoir Management: An Integrated Approach (Date: 03-05-2019)

GL

10*

 Mr. Ashani Kundan, GM (Geology) ONGC, Agartala Role of Pore Pressure and Wellbore Instability in Non-Productivity Time Management (Date: 11-05-2019)

DL

11

 Dr. Hank Rawlins, Technical Director, eProcess Technologies Enhanced Production Through Surface Facilities Sand Management (Date: 20-06-2019) Sponsored by SPE Bangalore Section (Shell Technology Centre Bangalore) Venue: STCB

DL

Workshop

The department has organized following Workshops till date for the students and faculty members.

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Details of the Expert

Details of Workshop

1

 Mr. Samiran Roy, Principal Consultant, Halliburton Development Centre India 2 Day Workshop on Applications of AI / ML in Hydrocarbon Exploration (Date: 11-09-2019 and 12-09-2019)