Alodan, Nabeel

Cicatelli, Giancarlo

Kanno, Hideki

Rahimi, Ahmed

Shaw, Patrick

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   METS2 Discussion Group 1  Ahmed Rahimi is currently head of Rotating Machinery in QAFCO. He graduated from Lamar University in Beaumont, Texas in 1999 and joined Qafco as a Mechanical Engineer in the Maintenance Department. In 2002, he joined Qafco-4 Expansion Project as a Mechanical Engineer and in 2006 joined Qafco-5 Project as a Lead Rotating Machinery Engineer. In 2010 Mr. Rahimi was appointed as Head of Rotating Machinery.     Giancarlo Cicatelli joined Flowserve Corporation in late 1999.  Manager of the Customer Service of the Italian business unit, he has also served as manager of the spare parts re-engineering group and as product specialist in the engineering team. He is author of several scientific publications in the field of Fluid Dynamics applied to turbines and pumps. He holds a doctoral degree in Applied Sciences from the University of Brussels in Belgium, with the sponsorship of the von Karman Institute, and he is a graduate of aeronautical engineering in Italy.    Hideki Kanno is the technical superintendent of the Middle East Regional Office of the EBARA Corporation. His primary responsibility is after-sale service in overhaul, troubleshooting, and rerate engineering throughout the Middle East. Mr. Kanno has over thirty years of experience in the design and development of hydraulic turbines and pumps.     Nabeel Alodan is a senior engineering consultant with Saudi Aramco. He has 30 years of experience in the field of     rotating equipment.  He is the chairman of Saudi Aramco pump standards committee and has worked in engineering, operation, maintenance and project organizations within Saudi Aramco.  Nabeel graduated from King Saud University in 1983 with a B.S. degree in mechanical engineering.    Patrick Shaw graduated in 1984 in Mechanical Engineering to enter the Mechanical Seal industry initially as an Application Engineer with Sealol in the UK. He joined EagleBurgmann in 1989 and since then held positions in Technical Management, Operations Management, Project Sales, Product and Project Management in the UK and from 2000 in the Middle East where he is currently Technical Director for the MENA region.   

METS2 Discussion Group 1

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METS2 Discussion Group 1 
 
Ahmed Rahimi is currently head of Rotating Machinery in QAFCO. He graduated from Lamar University in 
Beaumont, Texas in 1999 and joined Qafco as a Mechanical Engineer in the Maintenance Department. In 2002, he 
joined Qafco-4 Expansion Project as a Mechanical Engineer and in 2006 joined Qafco-5 Project as a Lead Rotating 
Machinery Engineer. In 2010 Mr. Rahimi was appointed as Head of Rotating Machinery.  
 
 
 
Giancarlo Cicatelli joined Flowserve Corporation in late 1999.  Manager of the Customer Service of the Italian 
business unit, he has also served as manager of the spare parts re-engineering group and as product specialist in 
the engineering team. He is author of several scientific publications in the field of Fluid Dynamics applied to 
turbines and pumps. He holds a doctoral degree in Applied Sciences from the University of Brussels in Belgium, 
with the sponsorship of the von Karman Institute, and he is a graduate of aeronautical engineering in Italy. 
 
 
 Hideki Kanno is the technical superintendent of the Middle East Regional Office of the EBARA Corporation. His 
primary responsibility is after-sale service in overhaul, troubleshooting, and rerate engineering throughout the 
Middle East. Mr. Kanno has over thirty years of experience in the design and development of hydraulic turbines 
and pumps. 
 
   
Nabeel Alodan is a senior engineering consultant with Saudi Aramco. He has 30 years of experience in the field of     
rotating equipment.  He is the chairman of Saudi Aramco pump standards committee and has worked in 
engineering, operation, maintenance and project organizations within Saudi Aramco.  Nabeel graduated from King 
Saud University in 1983 with a B.S. degree in mechanical engineering. 
 
 
 Patrick Shaw graduated in 1984 in Mechanical Engineering to enter the Mechanical Seal industry initially as an 
Application Engineer with Sealol in the UK. He joined EagleBurgmann in 1989 and since then held positions in 
Technical Management, Operations Management, Project Sales, Product and Project Management in the UK and 
from 2000 in the Middle East where he is currently Technical Director for the MENA region. 
 
 


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