The Department of Electromechanical Engineering discusses the master’s thesis entitled

“Experimental Investigation for Using of Microwave Heating in Separation of Water Oil Emulsion”

The Department of Electromechanical Engineering discussed a new master’s thesis by the student Wasan Sadiq Muwai. The thesis aimed to find an environmentally friendly and low-cost method for disposing of heavy Iraqi crude oil emulsions. This is done by using powerful electromagnetic waves and inorganic salts to enhance wave propagation and increase its spread

The thesis studies the theoretical part of emulsions and demulsifiers, factors affecting separation, in addition to the disadvantages of water with crude oil.  The practical aspect included the use of emulsifiers with different concentrations (40vol.%) (50vol.%) and two types of inorganic salts (Na2Co3- CaCo3) for low water ratios

The effect of water on increasing the separation efficiency of emulsions is measured at different radiation periods and different energies for several samples.  Improved optimal conditions are calculated using the professional program (STATSTICA-Design Expert) 

The discussion committee consisted of Prof. Dr. Ibtisam Ahmed Hassan as Chairman of the Committee.  The committee members are Prof. Dr. Yusr Riad Abdel Majeed as a member, Prof. Dr. Murooj Nazim Muhammad Ali.  However, Prof. Dr. Raheq Ismail Ibrahim and Prof. M. Dr. Manal Kazem Odeh are members and supervisors

The discussion concluded with awarding the student a master's degree with an Excellent grade

The Department of Electromechanical Engineering discusses the master’s thesis entitled  

” DESIGN and MANUFACTURING of MICROWAVE MULTI-BAND-PASS FILTERS USED in NAVIGATION SYSTEMS “

In the Department of Electromechanical Engineering a new master's thesis by the student Noura Amer Muhammad are discussed. This thesis aimed to design two types of filters: Tri-band  Band and Dual-band Pass filter. Ther consists of parallel coupled Band Pass filters. The target applications are Microwave communication, Navigation systems, and mobile satellite communication services

The discussion committee consisted of Prof. Dr. Hassan Fahd Khazal as chairman of the committee, Prof. Dr. Hussein Thani Rashak as a member, Prof. Dr. Ibrahim Musa Hassan as a member, Prof. Dr. Muhammad Qasim Muhammad as a member and supervisor, Prof. Dr. Aseel Jassim Muhammad as a member and supervisor

The discussion concluded with the student being awarded a master’s degree with a Very Good grade

The Department of Electromechanical Engineering discusses a master’s thesis entitled: Designing Electricity Generating Turbine System Depending on The Tides and Steady-State Flow

The Department of Electromechanical Engineering discussed a new master’s thesis by student Saja Hakim Hameed, supervised by Prof. Dr. Muhannad Zidan Khalifa and Asst Prof. Abdul Jabbar Awaid Hanafish.  The research aimed to manufacture a hydroelectric turbine that generates electrical energy by taking advantage of the tidal phenomenon in the port of Umm Qasr in south Iraq.  An electricity generation system is chosen based on an Archimedes screw turbine

The thesis included an introduction to hydroelectric turbines and a study of the design of the Archimedes screw turbine using a genetic algorithm. Then, on the practical side, it included manufacturing a laboratory model to conduct its practical evaluation and address its various problems, such as stability, displacement of impurities, and control of corrosion and oxidation underwater to obtain the best performance 

The discussion committee consisted of Prof. Dr. Muhammad Abdel Razzaq Yas, the committee chairman and membered by  Asst. Prof. Dr. Nazhat Saeed Abdel Razzaq, Lect. Dr. Wajdi Rasheed Ismaeel

The discussion concluded with the student being awarded a Master’s degree with a Very Good grade