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Petroleum Engineering Lab Center
Dr. Shi Huaizhong
Education
Ph.D. Oil and Gas Well Engineering, China University of Petroleum, Beijing (China)
Education
Ph.D. Oil and Gas Well Engineering, China University of Petroleum, Beijing (China)
B.S. Mechanical Design and Manufacturing, China University of Petroleum, East China (China)
Research （Areas of Research Focus）
Fluid dynamics and engineering in oil and gas well 对照阅读
Application of high pressure water jet in petroleum engineering
Teaching
Specifications and Regulations of Oil & Gas Wells Engineering Design; Well Completion Experiment
Previous Teaching Experience (Previous Relevant Working Experience)
2011-2012, Visiting Scholar, University of Louisiana at Lafayette, (US)
1998-2004, Drilling Engineer, Third Drilling Company of Zhongyuan Oilfield Service Corporation
Other Functions
Reviewer for International Journal of Rock Mechanics and Mining Sciences
Professional Affiliations
Society of Petroleum Engineers (SPE) member
Contact
Email: shz@visitkutahya.com
TEL: +86 010 8973 3379
Fax: +86 010 8973 3379
Address of Office: Fuxue Road No.18, Chanping District, Beijing, China
Postcode: 102249
Publications
[1] Shi Huaizhong, Li Gensheng, Huang Zhongwei, et al. Properties and testing of a hydraulic pulse jet and its application in offshore drilling. Petroleum Science, 2014, 11(3).
[2] Shi Huaizhong, Li Gensheng, Huang Zhongwei. Mechanism of Hydraulic Pulsed and Cavitating Jet Improving ROP and Application in China Offshore Drilling. 2013 WJTA-IMCA Conference and Expo September 9-11, 2013, Houston, Texas.
[3] Shi Huaizhong, Li Gensheng, Niu Jilei, et al. Application of Multiple Combination Hydraulic Pulsed and Cavitating Jet Technique Used to Improving ROP. Drilling & Production Technology, 2013, 36(2).
[4] Shi Huaizhong, Li Gensheng, et al. Experimental Study on Hydraulic Pulsed and Cavitating Jet Drilling Technique in Deep Wells of Tahe Oil Field. Petroleum Drilling Techniques, 2013, 41(3).
[5] Shi Huaizhong, Li Gensheng, Wang X, et al. Improving the rate of penetration by hydraulic pulsating-cavitating water jet under-balance pressure drilling. Petroleum Exploration and Development, 2010, 37(1).
