ob Address :
Faculty of Engineering, Alexandria University , El-Horreya
Avenue, Alexandria 21544, EGYPT
Telephone Numbers :
Res. (+203) 5772022




Faculty (+203) 5914475/ (+203) 5910052
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DEGREES HELD
-
B.Sc. in Electrical Engineering (Power Section) from Electrical Engineering
Department, Alexandria University with a merit of
"Distinction , First Class
of Honours (93%)", in June 1968.

-
M.Sc. from the same Department, October 1971 with a thesis titled;

"Load Torque and Frequency Disturbances in Three-Phase Induction Motors"

-
Ph.D. from Electrical Engineering Department, U.M.I.S.T. (Manchester, UK) in
October 1974 with a thesis titled;


"Inverter-Fed Synchronous Motors with Induced Excitation"



POSITIONS OCCUPIED

a)- In Egypt:


- Sept. 1968 till Dec. 1972



Demonstrator in the Electrical Engineering Department, Faculty of Engineering,
. Alexandria University



- Dec. 1972 till Dec. 1974


Assistant Lecturer in the same Department.


- Dec. 1974 till Dec. 1979


Lecturer in the same Department.


- Dec. 1979 till January 1985


Assistant Professor (Associate Professor) in the same Department.


- January 1985 till now


Professor in the same Department


b)- Outside Egypt:


- January 1972 till Sept. 1974


Half Demonstrator in the Electrical Engineering Department, U.M.I.S.T. (U.K.)


- February 1978 till June 1981

Assistant then Associate Professor in the Electrical Engineering Department,
College of Engineering , King Saud University (Riyad University by that time),
Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.


- August 1984 till June 1989


Staff member in the Electrical Engineering Department, College of Engineering,
King Saud University, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.

- September 1999 till September 2000

Dean of the Faculty of Engineering , Beirut Arab University & Professor in the Electrical Engineering Department., Beirut , Lebanon.




TEACHING EXPERIENCE

Taught the following courses;

i)-
Undergraduate Courses


- Electrical Machines for Electrical Engineering Students.


- Electrical Machines for non Electrical Engineering Students.


- Power Electronics for Electrical Engineering Students.


- Fundamentals of Electrical Engineering for Electrical Engineering Students.


- B.Sc. Projects on Electrical Machines and Solid-State Drives for B.Sc. Students
(Power Section).

ii)-
Post-Graduate Courses


- Electro-mechanical Energy Conversion (First Year Diploma in EE , Power
Section).


- Power Electronics (Second Year Diploma in EE , Power Section).


- Dynamics of Electrical Machines (M.Sc. Students.)


- Generalized Machine Theory (M.Sc. Students).


- Special Types of Electrical Machines (M.Sc. Students).

RESEARCH ACTIVITIES

a)- Supervised the following theses which have been all awarded the degree applied for:



i)-Theses for the M.Sc. Degree
1. "Self-Excited Brushless Synchronous Generators", February 1978, Eng.
E.S.Hamdi, Alexandria University.

2. "Dynamic Performance of Synchronous Motors When Fed From Variable Frequency Source",February1978,Eng. A. Abd El-Aziz,Alexandria University.
.
3. "Comparative Study for the Effect of Rotor Shapes on Reluctance Motors
Performance", November 1978, Eng. A.M.F. Osheiba, Menoufia University.

4. "Design Considerations of Stepping Motors", May1979, Eng. M.M. El-

Shanawany, Menoufia University

5. "On the Dynamics of Different Types of Stepping Motors", August 1980,
Eng. H.M. Diab, Menoufia University
.
6. "Static Performance of Switched Variable Reluctance Disc Motor",
November 1985,
Eng. M.S. Abu-Zeid,Alexandria University
.
7. "Optimum Operation of Three-Phase Induction Motor Fed From Single-

Phase Supply", July 1986, Eng. H.K.A. Abdel-Rahim, Alexandria University.

8. "Parametric Generators", July 1987, Eng. E.M. Rashad, Alexandria University.

9. "Comparison Between Performance Characteristics of Self-Excited Induction
.
& Reluctance Generators;April 1989, Eng. A.S. Al-Khalaf, King Saud University

10. "Speed Control of Induction Motors Using Chopper- Type AC Voltage
Regulators", May 1989, Eng. H.A. El-Ghalban, King Saud University.

11. "Comparison Between Controlled Performance of Self- Excited Induction
and Series-Connected Synchronous Generators" , November 1992, Eng.
E.A.H. Shehata, Alexandria University.

12. "Voltage Control of Series Connected Self Excited Synchronous Generator",
Nov.1993,
Eng. Yasser G. Dessouky; Alexandria University.

13. "New Digital Simulation Technique for Slip Energy Recovery Drive"; Jan. 94,
Eng. Thanaa E. Sharaf El-Din, Alexandria University.
14. "Study and Control of Performance Characteristics of Brushless Self-Excited
Single phase Synchronous Generator", October 1996 , Eng. A. G. M. Gaber,
Alexandria University.

15.Experimental and Analytical Investigation of Self-Excited Induction
Generator Operating in Balanced & Unbalanced Modes; August 1998, Eng.
R. F. Sidhom, Alexandria University.

16. Vector-Controlled Induction Motor Drives Under Different Control

Strategies; August 1999, Eng. M. I. Masoud, Alexandria University.
17. "Modified Kramer System Using Switched Reluctance Motor"; September
2002 ,
Eng. Yasser R. Abdel-Fattah , Alexandria University.

18. "Controlled Performance of Wind Driven Self- Excited Induction
Generator; September 2003, Eng. Tarek K. I. Aboul-Seod , Alexandria
University.

19. Assessment of Performance of Direct Torque Controlled Drives ; October
2003,
Eng. Shady M. E. M. Gadoo, Alexandria University.

20. Performance of Mixed Pole Machines (Special Modes of Operation);
October 2004 ,
Eng. Ayman S. I. S. Abdel-Khalek , Alexandria University.

21. Sensorless Switched Reluctance Motor ; November 2004 , Eng. Khaled H.
K. Ahmad , Alexandria University.

22. "Performance of Single Phase Self-Excited AC Generator Under Different
Modes of Operation"; October 2005, Eng. Ihab Tawfik Raslan Sakr,
Alexandria University



ii)- Theses for the Ph.D. Degree
1. "Developed Types of Reluctance Motors", February 1982, Eng. A.M.F.
Osheiba, Menoufia University.

2. "Stepping Motors; Three-Phase VR Linear Types", April 1984, Eng. M.M.
El-Shanawany, Menoufia University.
3. "Solid Rotor Machine; Eddy Current Brake", April 1985, Eng. A.H. Morsi,
Menoufia University.
4. "Low Inertia AC Motors; Disc Type", September 1985, Eng. A.A. Hassanien
, Menoufia University.
5. "Switched Variable Reluctance Disc Motor", November1991, Eng. M.S.
Abou-Zeid , Alexandria University.
6. "Application of Floquet Theory to the Analysis of Parametric Generators" ,
October 1992 ,
Eng. E.M. Rashad , Alexandria University.
7. "Single-Transformer High-Frequency Link UPS System with
microprocessor Supervisory Control", November 1995, Eng. Tamer H.
Abdel-Hamid , Alexnadria University.
8. "Mixed-Poles Machines", June 2001, Eng. Mostafa A. El-Dabaa, Alexandria
University

b)- Published the scientific papers listed in the accompanying separate sheet.






SCIENTIFIC AND TECHNICAL ACTIVITIES
1. Senior member of the IEEE, and Vice-Chairman of the Egyptian Section of the
IEEE/Alexandria Branch.
2. Member of the IEE & Charter Engineer.
3. Member of the Egyptian Engineering Syndicate.
4. Assisted in designing the new Electrical Machines Laboratory, Alexandria
University.
5. Shared in laying out the contents of post-graduate courses in Riyad University,
Saudi Arabia.
6. Shared in the revising and developing the post graduate courses in the Electrical
Machines & Drives area in Alexandria University, EGYPT.
7. Took part and attended around seventeen national and international conferences.
8. Assisted in solving some technical problems through consultancies to firms.
9. Editor in Chief of AEJ (Alexnadria Engineering Journal). (1992-1998)

HONOURS AND AWARDS



- Alexandria University Research Award 1982.

ADMINISTRATIVE POSTS

Vice Dean for Graduate Studies & Research, Faculty of Engineering ,
Alexandria University (1992-1998).
Dean of the Faculty of Engineering, Beirut Arab University, Lebanon (1999-
2000)
Dean of the Faculty of Engineering, Alexandria University , EGYPT (2002-
2005).
Vice President of Alexandria University for Community Development &
Environmental Affairs (2005 Now)
LIST OF PUBLICATIONS

1.

"Dynamic Behaviour of Induction Motors due to Torque Disturbances" ;
Bulletin of the Faculty of Engineering, Alexandria University, Vol. X, 1971, pp