0000-0002-4075-6342 About
Dr. Alhseinat completed his PhD from the University of Edinburgh (ranked 17th in the world by the 2013 QS rankings). Since 2009, Dr. Alhseinat is actively involved in oil and gas produced water treatment. He published a number of articles from his research in scientific journals in the field of membrane science and desalination and has presented his work in various international conferences. One of his ambitions is understanding membrane fouling for complex feed scenarios and developing reliable prediction methods.
Dr. Alhseinat is currently working in Khalifa University as Assistant Professor of Chemical Engineering. Prior to join Khalifa University, Dr. Alhseinat worked in the Petroleum Institute, ADNOC as Research and Teaching Associate. He was heavily involved in research activity, writing and preparing scientific proposals and presentations, and publishing scientific articles.
His research activity addresses the foaming problem in natural gas sweetening units, thermodynamic of acid gas solubility in amine solution and the characterization of the thermophysical properties of solvents. The research experience (experimental and modelling) that he has gained in his previous work can be directed not only for natural gas sweetening but also for other research areas i.e. Foam EoR, smart flooding, bitumen recovery, surface science and carbon dioxide capture. Dr. Alhseinat is currently active in developing a new technologies for removing dissolved species from liquid solvents.
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Publications (25)
- Interfacially Regulated MXene‐Based Nanocomposite Membranes for Highly Selective Ion Transport and Salinity Gradient Energy Harvesting Save
- Solvent‐Responsive Porous Organic Cage‐Based Membranes With Switchable Pore Openings for Molecular Sieving and Heavy Metal Recovery Save
- Ion-selective membranes: Highly efficient, robust, and superiorly selective Save
- Carbon molecular sieve electrodes with intrinsic microporosity for efficient capacitive deionization Save
- Development of high ion-selective montmorillonite-incorporated polyethersulfone nanocomposite membranes for salinity gradient energy harvesting Save
- Optical coherence tomography and digital image processing for scaling and Co-precipitation investigation on reverse osmosis membrane Save
- Robust Spatial Modeling of Thermodynamic Parameters in a Full-Scale Reverse Osmosis Membrane Channel Save
- Antiscaling 3D printed feed spacers via facile nanoparticle coating for membrane distillation Save
- Activated Carbon Derived from Phoenix dactylifera (Palm Tree) and Decorated with MnO2 Nanoparticles for Enhanced Hybrid Capacitive Deionization Electrodes Save
- Effect of Ion Volume on the Asymmetry of Two-Dimensional Planar Capacitive Deionization System: Determination and Manipulation Save
- Capacitive deionization performance of CNTs-Si-Ag based electrodes for the removal of heat stable salts from methyldiethanolamine (MDEA) solution in natural gas sweetening units Save
- A Method and a Process for Heat Stable Salts (HSS) Removal from Amine Solvents Save
- GAS FOAMING MONITORING DEVICE Save
- Electromagnetic–mechanical desalination: Mathematical modeling Save
- Solubility of heptane in aqueous solutions of methyldiethanolamine (MDEA) Save
- Design and test of a new high pressure phase equilibrium apparatus for highly corrosive mixtures of importance for natural gas Save
- Solubility of Hexane in Aqueous Solutions of Methyldiethanolamine Save
- Removal of MDEA foam creators using foam fractionation: Parametric study coupled with foam characterization Save
- Effect of MDEA degradation products on foaming behavior and physical properties of aqueous MDEA solutions Save
- Incorporating Pitzer equations in a new thermodynamic model for the prediction of acid gases solubility in aqueous alkanolamine solutions Save