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Eduardo PereyraEmail: ep@utulsa.edu Eduardo Pereyra is a Ph.D. student of The University of Tulsa
(Petroleum Engineering). His dissertation title is "Integrated Compact
Multiphase Separation System (CMSS(c)) – Experiments and Modeling".
Eduardo received his M.S Degree also from The University of Tulsa, in
2006, and his thesis title was "Transient Mechanistic Model for Slug
Damper/Gas-Liquid Cylindrical Cyclone (GLCC(c)) Compact Separator
System". He received two B.E. Degrees: one in Mechanical Engineering
(with Honors) and the other in System Engineering (with Honors), from
The University of Los Andes, Merida-Venezuela, in 2000. From 2000 to
2003, he worked for the R&D Center of Venezuela Oil Company
(PDVSA-Intevep) in the area of multiphase flow in heavy oils,
conducting experimental and theoretical studies. In the summers of
2005, 2006 and 2007, Eduardo worked as Research Scientist Intern at
Chevron's Advanced Production Technology/Subsea Technology Unit,
located in Houston-Texas, where he carried out theoretical studies on
conventional separators performance. During 2006, he worked for
Multiphase System Integration (MSI), in Tulsa-Oklahoma; his duties
involved consulting in multiphase transport area, facilities design,
and multiphase flow metering systems. His areas of expertise are
multiphase flow systems and transport, instrumentation and control and
separation technologies. He also possess strong computational
programming languages and he is user of the most common simulators
utilize in the oil industry.
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