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Universidade de São Paulo (USP). Escola de Engenharia de São Carlos (EESC) (Institutional affiliation from the last research proposal) Birthplace: Brazil
Graduated in Mechanical Engineering (UFU, 1996), MSc in Mechanical Engineering (UNICAMP, 1998) and PhD in Mechanical Engineering (UNICAMP and TUDelft, 2002). He worked as researcher for Petrobras (2002). He worked as a postdoctoral associated researcher employed by TUDelft, The Netherlands (2003-2004). Secretary of the Fluid Mechanics Committee of the Brazilian Association of Mechanical Sciences and Engineering (ABCM, 2011-2012, 2012-2013). Academic Guest of the University of Nottingham, UK (2012-2013). Coordinator of the Pilot Center Brazil of the European Research Community On Flow Turbulence And Combustion - ERCOFTAC. Member of the ERCOFTAC Management Board. Member of the ICeM (International Information Center for Multiphase Flow), Japan Society of Multiphase Flow. Member of the Virtual International Research Institute of Two-Phase Flow and Heat Transfer (VIR2AL). Associate Professor at the University of São Paulo (EESC-USP). Head of the Industrial Multiphase Flow Lab. (LEMI-EESC-USP). Director fo the Multiphase Flow Research Center (NAP-EM-USP). Chaiman of the X International Conference on Multiphase Flow - ICMF 2019. Works with Multiphase Flow applied to the Energy Industry. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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Concrete is one of the main components used in construction today, but its use is not recent. According to Andriolo (1984), there is evidence of the use of cement as an aggregate in Egyptian ruins, and the Greeks and Romans already used calcined limestone and later added lime, water, and aggregates, giving shape to the first concretes in history. However, its use has been intensified by m…
Carbon Capture Utilization and Storage (CCUS) is viewed as an integral component of Net Zero strategy, with significant projects ongoing and planned in both Brazil [1] and UK [2]. Offshore storage sites are provided by depleted oil/gas reservoirs; the process of enhanced oil recovery (EOR), which simultaneously injects carbon dioxide (CO2) into the reservoir while maintaining production, …
The current complex energy supply requirements pose several significant challenges for society. On the one hand, there is the continuing need to extract oil and gas efficiently and responsibly, while on the other hand, there are new requirements related to the pursuit of "Net Zero", including Carbon Capture and Storage. In the pre-salt Brazilian offshore production scenario, there are uni…
The interest of the oil and gas industry in evaluating and analyzing the behavior of the flare gas flow shows that there are technical and economic problems to be solved. One of the factors that makes flow measurement in this system problematic is the occurrence of moisture dispersed in the gas, and this moisture can manifest itself in the form of dispersed droplets, with or without the p…
Pipeline biphasic flows in the oil and gas industry have motivated a great deal of interest in this area of research in recent decades. Despite the attention given to the gas-liquid flow, there are few studies in the literature where flows in conditions similar to those of the Brazilian pre-salt are approached. It is the case of the gas-liquid flow at high pressures in horizontal or near …
The frequent presence of biphasic flows in several natural and industrial processes has motivated a great academic interest in the last decades. The particular case of the liquid-liquid flow is generally found in the petroleum industry, and may present itself in different flow patterns. There is relatively little data available on liquid-liquid flows; in the petroleum industry, for exampl…
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Considering global greenhouse gas emissions and climate goals, a promising method of reducing carbon emissions is the CO2 capture and transport via subsea lines and wells to be stored in depleted oil and gas reservoirs in subsea sediments. The CO2 capture involves the use of subsea separators that usually must deal with mixtures of oil, water and gas. Separation efficiency depends on the …
Two-phase flows are observed in many natural and industrial processes. Considering only gas-liquid and liquid-liquid mixtures, an arrangement of common occurrence is the separated flow, which comprises the stratified flow pattern. It has been suggested as a convenient way to avoid the formation of emulsions of water in oil in pipelines and has a common occurrence in directional oil wells.…
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