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Omoniyi Omotayo Adewale
Name: Dr Omoniyi Omotayo Adewale
Email aoomotayo@atbu.edu.ng
Gender Male
Marital Status Married

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Category Academic
Rank Senior Lecturer
Faculty Engineering & Engineering Technology
Department Petroluem Engineering
Position Senior Staff
Specialization Petroleum Engineering

Research Information

ORCID ID 0009000396832492
Total Google Scholar Citations 111
h-index 5
i10-index 3
Patents with Certificates 0

List of Publications

S/No. Title
1 ’Harnessing of Saccharum Officinarum (Sugarcane) Bagasse Ash as Cement Replacement Material for Oil Well Cementing
2 Using Volumetric and Decline Curve Analysis as Techniques for Estimating Reserve
3 ’The Use of Volumetric and Material Balance Methods as Protocol for the Estimation of Reserve
4 ’Pressure Build Up Analysis with Wellbore Phase Redistribution (Pressure Derivative Approach)
5 Comparison of Decline Curve Analysis and Material Balance Method as Procedure for Estimating Reserve
6 Extraction and Characterization of Okro (Abelmoschus Esculentus) to be Used as an EOR Fluid
7 Combined Polymer-Surfactant Flooding and Low Salinity Water for Enhanced Oil Recovery in Dolomite Reservoirs using Local and Synthetic Polymers
8 Investigation of Combined Polymer Flooding and Low Salinity Water for Enhanced Oil Recovery in Dolomite Reservoir using Okro (Abelmoschus esculentus)
9 Comparing the Effect of Saline Water and Fresh Water on Oil Well Cementing Properties
10 The effects of the volatile oil-gas ratio on reserve estimation (GMBE versus CMBE) in undersaturated volumetric reservoirs
11 Aquifer Detection and Characterization Using Material Balance: A Case Study of Reservoirs A,B,C, and D
12 The Impact of Gas Flaring in Nigeria
13 A Comparative Assessment on the Effect Of Waterinflux/Production, Formation And Residual Fluid compressibility, and Gas Sorption on the Value of Original Gas in Place Using the Material Balance Equation
14 A Review Of Microbial Enhanced Oil Recovery: Current Development And Future Prospects
15 Potential Usage of Local Weighting Materials in Drilling Fluid A Substitute to Barite
16 Material Balance and Decline Curve Analysis, Used as a Means for Estimating Reserves (A case study of D4 and W1 Fields)
17 Oil Cleanup Using Coconut Husk And Corn Cobs as Absorbents
18 Review of The Methods for Estimating Hydrocarbon in Place
19 Decline Curve Analysis And Material Balance, As Methods for Estimating Reserves (A case study of D4 and E1 Fields)
20 Material Balance and Decline Curve Analysis Used as a Means for Estimating Reserves: A Case Study of E1 and W1 Fields