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Skip to Search Results- 1Abazari Torghabeh, Ehsan
- 1Abbasi, Majid A
- 1Abou Rizk, Hala
- 1Afzal, Atefeh
- 1Agharazi, Alireza
- 1Alanjari, Pejman
- 3Geostatistics
- 3Hydraulic Fracturing
- 3Optimization
- 2Adsorption
- 2Column removal scenario
- 2Discrete Element Method
- 4Gamal El-Din, Mohamed (Civil and Environmental Engineering)
- 2AbouRizk, Simaan (Civil and Environmental Engineering)
- 2Al-Hussein, Mohamed (Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering)
- 2Dehghanpour, Hassan (Civil and Environmental Engineering)
- 2Kuru, Ergun (Civil and Environmental Engineering)
- 2Zhu, David (Civil and Environmental Engineering)
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A Comparative Study of Flowback Rate and Pressure Transient Behaviour in Multifractured Horizontal Wells
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Tight reservoirs stimulated by multistage hydraulic fracturing are commonly characterized by analyzing the hydrocarbon production data. However, analyzing the hydrocarbon production data can best be applied to estimate the effective fracture-matrix interface, and is not enough for a full fracture...
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A dynamic water balance model for drought management: A case study of the Invitational Drought Tournament
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System dynamics modelling provides an effective approach for water management, as shown in this thesis, using Agriculture Canada’s Invitational Drought Tournament (IDT) as a case study. The objectives of the research are to simulate basin-scale management of the fictitious Western Canadian “Oxbow...
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Spring 2013
Residential construction activities are predominantly physical in nature and are usually executed in uncomfortable environments at a fast pace. Workers in this industry require physical stamina as daily tasks often require prolonged standing, bending, stooping, material handling, working in...
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Fall 2013
Construction project costs are exchanged in the form of large numbers of purchase orders, which translates into many thousands of invoices. In typical contractual relationships, these invoices are exchanged between all parties involved in a construction project, including owners, engineers,...
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A Framework to Improve the Control System Design for Integrated Residential Heating Systems in Cold Regions
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Building space heating contributes to high consumption of energy using primarily non- renewable sources. This thesis presents a research study evaluating the design and performance of an integrated heating system utilizing the renewable energy sources of geothermal energy, solar energy, and drain...
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A SIMULATION-BASED FRAMEWORK FOR AS-BUILT DOCUMENTATION OF CONSTRUCTION PROCESS AND PRODUCT INFORMATION
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In the construction industry, project documentation that covers all aspects of a project from planning through construction to the completion phase not only plays a significant role in managing an ongoing project, but is also considered a main resource in claim and dispute resolution, and in the...
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Fall 2013
Massive hydraulic fracturing operations conducted in shale reservoirs create extensive fracture networks to enhance recovery of hydrocarbons from low permeability shale reservoirs. Fluid invasion into the shale matrix is identified as one of the possible mechanisms leading to low fracturing fluid...
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Fall 2013
Industrial construction covers a wide range of projects including petroleum refineries, chemical and power plants, which involve several disciplines such as civil, mechanical, and electrical. Different trades often depend on scaffolds to access their work areas. Quantification of scaffold...
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Application of Advanced Oxidation Processes for Treatment of Naphthenic Acids in Oil Sands Process Water
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The large volume of oil sands process-affected water (OSPW) produced by the oil sands industries in Northern Alberta, Canada, is an environmental concern. The toxicity of OSPW has been attributed to a complex mixture of naturally occurring acids, including naphthenic acids (NAs). NAs are a broad...
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Fall 2013
One of the current technologies used by the oil sands industry to reduce the volume of fluid fine tailings and create a dry landscape is production of CT (Composite Tailings) and NST (Non-Segregating Tailings). CT and NST are engineered tailings streams obtained by recombination of fines (MFT or...