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Angel Bustamante
 Angel
Bustamante received his M.S. from University of Tulsa
(Mechanical Engineering) and his thesis title was “Design
and Performance of Multiphase Distribution Manifold”. He
received his B.E. Degree in Mechanical Engineering from
University of Táchira (Venezuela) in 1990, being second
among 26 students and during his five years undergraduate
program he obtained a performance index of 100%. He has
worked on Venezuelan Oil Company (PDVSA) for fifteen years
in the Engineering
Department. He is well versed in the areas of Multiphase
Flow, Liquid-Gas Separation, Process Piping, Gas
Conditioning and Processing, Gas Compression Plant Design
and Operation, Flow Stations Design and Operation, Piping
Layout, Centrifugal and Reciprocating Compressors, Pumps,
Valves and accessories, CAD/CAE tools, in conjunction with
International and Local Design Codes and Basic Practices
(API, ASME-ANSI, NFPA, etc).
Angel has considerable
experience in all Engineering steps for a project, since
Front End Loading (FEL) until Implementation and Operation
and a thorough knowledge of the process and procedures of
PDVSA environment and oil and gas industry worldwide.
During his fifteen years in PDVSA he has worked as a field
engineer, facilities engineer, project engineer, and during
the last year he has been working as a Business Coordinator.
This new challenging responsibilities include the
negotiation with national and foreign oil companies settled
in Venezuela, the migration of Operating Services Agreement
(O.S.A.) to Joint Venture (J.V.). This migration process
deals with aspects such as: oil and gas reserves, oil and
gas production forecast, infrastructure evaluation, new
contract terms,
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