Master, Engineering Technical College Al-Najaf, Al-Furat Al-Awsat Technical University, Al-Najaf 31001, Iraq
Hussein Oleiwi Abdulridha is a dedicated researcher and lecturer specializing in automotive technology and mechanical/thermal engineering. With a passion for renewable energy, Hussein has contributed significantly to the field through his academic and research endeavors. He holds a Master’s degree from the Engineering Technical College in Najaf, Iraq, and is currently serving as an external lecturer in Power Mechanical Technology Engineering.
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🎓 Education:
- Master of Science in Power Mechanical/Thermal Technology Engineering: Engineering Technical College, Najaf, Iraq (2023)
- Bachelor of Science in Automotive Technology Engineering: Engineering Technical College, Najaf, Iraq (2020)
💼 Experience:
- External Lecturer: Department of Power Mechanical Technology Engineering (2023–2024)
- Engaged in teaching and mentoring students in the field of mechanical engineering with a focus on thermal technologies and renewable energy applications.
🔬 Research Interest Areas:
- Renewable Energy
- Thermal Technology Engineering
- Solar Distillation
- Solar Collectors
🏅 Honours and Awards:
- Awarded full scholarships for both Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees at the Engineering Technical College in Najaf, Iraq.
📚 Publications:
Techniques for Improving the Productivity of a Single Slope Solar Still Distillation of Fresh Water: A Review Paper
Journal: AIP Conference
Year: 2024
Link: AIP Conference 2024
Cited by: Peer researchers in renewable energy
An Experimental Study of the Performance of a Finned Tube Solar Collector on a Single Slope Solar Still
Journal: Egyptian Journal of Petroleum
Year: 2024
Link: Egyptian Journal of Petroleum 2024
Cited by: Researchers in solar energy systems
Performance Study for Single Slope Solar Still Integrated with Different Types of Solar Collectors
Journal: Desalination and Water Treatment
Year: 2024
Link: Desalination and Water Treatment 2024
Cited by: Experts in water treatment and desalination techniques