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Work over Jobs 3% ‘AB: Stimulation Techniques: Acidizing and 3% Fracturing Job i AT: Separator We ‘AB: Reservoir simulation 3% B: Fluid Mechanics 3% B1: Types of flow 1% B2: Laws (Boyles’s law, charley's law, Darcy's 1% law) B4: Flow Measurement devices 1% C:Reservoir Engineering 15% C1: Drive Mechanisms 3% C2: Reservoir Classification 2% 3: Material Balance Equation and Volumetric 2% Method = ‘C4: Oil-fluid Properties: FVF, GOR, Viscosity, 4% ‘And Compressibiit C5:Phase Diagram 4% D: Natural Gas Engineering i 3% D1: Dehydration and Sweetening 3% nhanced Oil Recovery i ah. FI: Waterflooding and Gas lift method 1% F2.Artificial it method, ESP, Jet pump. i F3:Tertiary recovery method 1% G:Well testing [s%. GH:DST , build up fest drawdown test, pulse test 3% etc G2 Formation pressure, hydrostatic pressure, | 2% | | i 2. | Assistant Engineer _| B.E/ B.Sc Engineer in:Giwient ca 2 55% Process ‘A: Fluid And Particle Mechanics 5% ‘Aq: Fluid Properties, Fluid Dynamics, Statics 2%‘A2_Bernoulli Theorem 1%, ‘AS. Flow Measuring Devices 1%. ‘AA Line Sizing & Its Applications 1%. B: Chemical Engineering Thermodynamics 8% ‘Bt: Thermodynamics Laws 1%. 'B2: Energy Balance Equation 1%. 'B3: Pressure -Volume-Temperature Relationships 1%. 'B4: Various Thermodynamic Process. 1%. BS. Chemical And Phase Equilibrium 1% B6: Application of 2nd Law of Thermodynamics 1% C:_ Mass Transfer 8h ‘Ct: Mass Transfer Operations & Classifications 1% C2: Equilibrium And Mass Transfer Coefficients 1%. C3: Distillation and Equipment 1%. (C4: Gas Liquid Separations 1%. C5:Liquid Liquid Extractions: 1%, (C6: Solid Fluid Separations 1%. D: Heat Transfer Th Di. Basic Laws For Heat Transfer Processes 1%, D2:Heat Transfer Equipments & Classifications 2% D3: Heat Exchangers Design Considerations 2% Dé: Resistances In Heats Transfer Equipment 1% D5: Cooling Towers 1%. Chemical Reactor Design 3% Et: Kinetics Of Reactions 1%. E2: Modeling Chemical Reactors 1%. E3: Various Reactor Types 1%. E4; Variables Affecting the Rate of Reaction 1%. 5: Design Consideration For Reactors 1%, F: Chemical Plant Design Th F1;General Design Considerations 1% F2:Safety In Equipment Design 1%. F3\Chemical Manufacturing Process 1% F4:Design Codes And Standards 1%. F5 Flow-Sheet Presentation 1%, F6: Design Of Piping System & Pipe Size 1% Selection F7: Application Of Software In Design 1% : Process Instrumentation & Control &h (Gt:General Control System 1%, G2: Various Control Schemes/Types: 1%, G3:Controllers & Control Elements 1%, ‘Gé:Process And Instrumentation Diagrams 1%, H:Chemical Process Technology ah Ht: Chemical Process Technology 1%, H2: Unit Operations Of Chemical Industry 1%, H3. Role Of Chemical Engineer In Industry 1%. Hé-Unit Processes in Chemical Industry 1%. I:Chemical Process Calculations 5% 11 Units, Dimensions and Conversions 1%. 12: Material Balance Calculations 1%. 13: Energy Balance Calculations 1%. 14: Dimensional Analysis 1%. 15: Physcometery 1%, Process Safety Ph. ‘TUProcess Safety Analysis 1%, ‘2: Alarms , Safety Trips and Interiocks for fe ‘operation K:Chemical Engineering Economics 1%Ki: Process Engineering Economics 1% L_: Process Analysis & Optimization 3% L1:Costing And Project Evaluation 1% L2:Optimum Design And Design Strategy 1% L3:Materials Selection And Equipment Fabrication 1% Assiatant Engineer | 7p sctngneria Mechanic sm rere zs ‘Laws of Thermodynamics 4% ee nie = s:_ Fluid Mechanics 10% rasa = a - eso = fae wear = aeons SSE Ba a a eee ao erinarie Pema aa al faralagPocsarad = earl % Assiatant Engineer | 555 gincerin Ele = raed ao CG So ne Eanes * ee = Scoane Sree ets ee baa conta m3 Sean ee eee Denes Gea a pesos = ee a i cata Fardeen 7 Eos eeoaeTy eAssistant Engineer pecan BE/ BSc Engineer in Electronics 55% ‘A: w-Processor & Computer Architecture. 12% ‘Al:_Intro to microprocessors & microcontrollers 2% ‘A2:_8086 Architecture & Assembly Programming 4% ‘A3:_Memory hierarchy& Memory Types 2% ‘A&: Timers, Interrupts, 1/0 peripherals 4% B:Digital Logic Design 6% B1:_Number Systems & Boolean Algebra 1%, 'B2:_Combinational Logic 2% 'B3:_ Sequential Logic 2% 4: Registers & Counters 1%, Instrumentation and Measurements 20% C1: Measurement fundamentals and units 4% (2: Transducers O% (C3: signal processing and signal transmission 2% (C4: Signal conditioning and data acqui 3% systems C5: waveform generators and analyzers 3%, C6: Instrumentation systems 2% : Electronics Circuit Design 6% Di: Multi-Stage Amplifiers 2% D2: Operational Amplifier 2% D3: Feedback Amplifiers 1% Dé: Oscillator Circuits 1% E: Integrated Electronics 6% Ed: Pulse and switching circuits (monostable, 2% astable and bistable circuits) 2: logic families (DTL, TTL, ECL, 12L, CMOS) 1% circuits £3: Timer ICs and their applications 1% E4: Op-amp applications for linear and non-linear 2% circuits( Current source, level shifter, Schmitt trigger, Integrator and Differentiator) F: Digital Signal Processing 5% Fi: A/D and D/A Signal Transformation, 1% ‘Sampling & Quantization of Signals. F2: Digital Signals in Time and Frequency 1% Domains F3:2-Transform and Digital (FIR) and (IR)Filters: 1% | F&: DSP Algorithms and their implementation 1% Issues F5: DSP Processors and DSP Applications 1% Ry