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THE PROBLEMS OF PROFESSIONAL BECOMING OF LEARNING PERSONALITY IN THE AGE OF SOCIAL INTEGRATION AND GLOBALIZATION
Authors: V. Ronzhina Natalia , A. Fominykh Elena , A. Voronina Alla , A. Igishev Konstantin , A. Arkhipova Alisa 
Published: October 2019

Purpose of the study: The article aims at revealing the peculiarities of integration processes in the field of professional and higher education against the background of integration, internationalization, and globalization of world social processes in general. Methodology: The methodological basis of the study was the philosophical and anthropological approach - in solving the problem of forming a learning personality in the system of modern social relations, activity and system approaches contributed to the identification of the place and role of a learning personality (future employee) in the modern economic and social system as a whole. Results: The most important problems of modern vocational education are revealed: the formation and becoming of a learning personality in the dynamically changing world of professions and the labor market. An analysis of the concepts of trans-professionalism and poly-professionalism is presented in the context of changing professionalism and changes in the nature and list of traditional professions. Objective and subjective factors of the development of a competently developed personality in the system of professional and higher education are revealed. The objective factors are presented as the laws of social development - divisions and changes of labor, as well as the law of labor universality, the meaning of which is to form a future specialist with universal skills and competencies - not only with a certain level of professional education, but also personal properties of creativity, mobility, communicativeness, deep responsibility for making difficult decisions, focusing on the result of his own work and, most important, with the formed skill of self-education and self-development. Subjective factors are considered to be the formation of professional thinking which should include signs of objectivity and practical functionality. Applications of this study: The materials of this article can be useful for teachers of the vocational education system in the points of a strategy of the learning personality development, building an individual path of its development, planning development and the formation of general cultural and professional competencies, etc. The results of the study are important for lawmakers in the field of vocational education in creating and upgrading educational and professional standards, bringing them in line with educational standards according to with the objective factors in the development of vocational education and subjective factors - the requirements for learning personality and for the formation of professional thinking. Novelty/Originality of this study: The interrelations of economics and vocational education are revealed on the level of educational and professional standards, requirements of employers and professional training of specialists in the system of professional and higher education.
UNIVERSITY INTELLECTUAL CAPITAL FORMATION AND DEVELOPMENT
Authors: Yu. Levina Elena , A. Bodina Elena , G. Artemova Evgeniya , V. Kiryakova Aida , G. Matvievskaya Elena , N. Kriskovets Tatyana , V. Ogorodnikova Victoria , G. Kashina Svetlana 
Published: October 2019

Purpose of the study: One of the most important terms to solve the problems of the education system is the educational institution’s intellectual capital, which significantly transforms the role and functions of the modern educator. The purpose of the article is to identify the essence of the University's intellectual capital and to justify the trajectory of its development, due to the needs and capabilities of education stakeholders.
Methodology: Based on the methodology of education quality management the article justifies the leading role of quality education as an imperative of the University development. Intellectual capital is considered from the standpoint of organizational resources that determine the cost of the final product – the quality of education and the competitive position of the University; its development is carried out based on the project-target approach.
Results: Modern requirements for the intellectual capital of the educational organization are revealed, the role and essence of pedagogical activity of teachers of higher education institutions in its formation are shown. The importance of continuous improvement of hard and soft competencies of University teachers as a way of incrementing intellectual capital is shown. The adaptive model’s design of University teachers’ career strategies based on design-target mechanisms is presented that determines the organizational development of the University.
Applications of this study: The results determined the possibility to consider organizational and human knowledge and competence as a special type of investment to improve the functioning of the University. The recommendations for the construction of models of the University intellectual capital management are presented. The article is intended for employees of the education system, educators, researchers, and heads of the University departments.
Novelty/Originality of this study: The contribution is made to the theory of the University’s social and cognitive management based on expanding the powers of quality management in the field of intellectual capital management.
PRINCIPLES AND TECHNOLOGIES OF IMPROVING THE EDUCATIONAL AUTONOMY OF STUDENTS IN THE CONDITIONS OF TWO-LEVEL EDUCATION
Authors: D. Neverkovich Sergey , V. Bystritskaya Elena , Y. Burkhanova Irina , S. Ivanova Svetlana , V. Ignatyeva Ekaterina 
Published: October 2019

Purpose of the study: The urgency of the problem under study is due to the need to ensure the substantial unity of the two stages of vocational education: undergraduate and graduate. In connection with the increase in the proportion and importance of independent learning activities of students, the problem of self-regulation and self-control of students in the organization of this process and the provision of conditions for the formation of educational autonomy of bachelors and undergraduates from the side of university teachers becomes more acute. The aim of the article is to determine the principles and effective technologies of organizing activities for the formation of the educational autonomy of students in a two-level education.
Methodology: The leading principles of the study were the principles of human-like education and student-centered education.
Results: The authors formulated the principles, presented copyright technology to ensure the educational autonomy of students. The results of the use of the technological complex in the framework of the educational activities of physical culture students are indicated. The created scientific and methodological complex allowed to improve the level of self-organization and self-government of students in educational activities.
Applications of this study: Materials may be applied to solve a wide range of vocational education tasks. The results of the study may be applied by teachers of higher education in order to develop the professional creativity of students and the formation of their professional identity.
Novelty/Originality of this study: The problem of the formation of the educational autonomy of students is exacerbated in the conditions of modern higher education due to the increasing proportion of independent work of students and the possibilities of an open educational environment. The originality of the research lies in the development of technology for the use of anthropic educational technologies, focused more on students' activities, rather than regulating the activities of university teachers.
IMPACTS OF THE CHINESE SREB ON AFGHANISTAN FINANCIAL AND ECONOMIC IMPACTS OF THE CHINESE SILK ROAD ECONOMIC BELT PROJECT ON AFGHANISTAN
Authors: Mulaessa Naveedullah 
Published: October 2019

Purpose of the study: This study sought to establish the possible financial or economic benefits that could be derived from the Silk Road Economic Belt project. Emphasis was laid on the perceptions of citizens of the nations of Afghanistan and China on how the project will impact them as a nation, organizations, and individuals.
Methodology: The study took a mixed approach with the main focus being on a qualitative approach with some aspect of quantitative analysis.
Results: It was found that the respondents perceived the project to be of great importance that would have financial impacts on both Afghanistan and China, with conditions of good governance being prominent.
Applications of this study: This research can be used for the universities, teachers, and students.
Novelty/Originality of this study: In this paper, for the first time impacts of the Chinese Serb on Afghanistan has been studied.
Aydın İlinde Yaş Meyve-Sebze Pazarlaması ve Tüketicilerin Satın Alma Davranışları
Authors: OKUMUŞ Rabia , ARMAĞAN Göksel 
Published: October 2019

Amaç: Çalışmada Aydın ilinde yaşayan tüketicileri üç farklı gelir grubuna ayırarak genel gıda ve yaş meyve-sebze alışverişlerinde tercih ettikleri yer, alışveriş sıklığı, ödeme şekli, harcama tutarı gibi satın alma tutum ve davranışlarının belirlenmesi ve yaşam tarzlarına göre farklılıklarının saptanması amaçlanmıştır.Materyal ve Metot: Çalışmada Aydın il merkezinde tesadüfi seçilen tüketicilerle yüz yüze yapılan, sosyo-demografik özelliklerine, satın alma tercihlerine ilişkin sorulardan ve gıdayla ilgili yaşam tarzı ölçeğinin satın almayla ilgili beşli Likert tipi ifadelerinden oluşan 400 anket değerlendirilmiştir. Boyutların belirlenmesinde faktör analizi; farklılaşmanın testinde varyans analizi; yaşam tarzlarına göre gruplandırmada hiyerarşik kümeleme analizi uygulanmıştır.Bulgular ve Sonuç: Tüketicilerin alışverişlerinde ürünlerin taze, kaliteli, uygun fiyatlı, sağlıklı olmasına ve zirai ilaç kalıntısının olmamasına, alışveriş noktasının temizliğine, ürünleri seçerek almaya özen gösterdikleri ve çoğunlukla semt pazarından alışveriş yapmayı tercih ettikleri belirlenmiştir. Satın alma tercihlerinde eğitim, meslek, gelir ve yaşam tarzının etkili olduğu bulgulanmıştır. Tüketicilerin satın alma tutum ve davranışlarına yönelik bu bulgular yaş meyve-sebze sektörü için doğru pazarlama stratejileri geliştirmede önem taşımaktadır.
ORGANISATION CULTURE OF SAKA BAHARI SCOUT MOVEMENT
Authors: Syahbudi Syahbudi , Hamidah Hamidah , Supriyati Yetti 
Published: October 2019

This research aims to acknowledge and describe the research in order to obtain a depth understanding on the focus of research namely Organisation Culture of Saka Bahari Scout Movement and sub-focus of the research, namely: 1. norms, values, and beliefs of Saka Bahari Scout Movement; 2. application of norms, values, and beliefs of Saka Bahari Scout Movement; 3. traditions to be the main characteristic of Saka Bahari Scout Movement; 4. symbol of Saka Bahari Scout Movement; 5. implication of application of Organisation Culture of Saka Bahari Scout Movement. This research used qualitative approach, with phenomenology methodology research as the basis to describe the research result conducted by observation, interview, and documentation, to subsequently carry out triangulation test. The result of research was made a discussing theme from each subfocus namely: 1. Saka Bahari Scout Movement as a Forming Forum of Maritime Character Nation; 2. The method of Nation Character Forming of Saka Bahari Scout Movement; 3. Tradition of Saka Bahari Scout Movement in Forming Maritime National Character; 4. Symbol of Scout Movement and Saka Bahari as the forum to build the Identity of Maritime Nation Character; 5. Application on the Implication of Organisation Culture of Saka Bahari Scout Movement.

Keywords: Organisation Culture, Nation Character Building and Human Resource Development.
Material Selection for Water Injection System for a Giant Oil Field, Iraq
Authors: Liang Jiabo , Jin Liping , Li Wenyong , Li Qiang , Laaby Hussein Kadhim , Ammar Ali Jabbar , Tayih Ali Ouda , Muteer Raad Fahad , Saadawi Hisham N , Harper Christopher , Tuck Jon O. , Fang Yongjun 
Published: October 2019

Abstract
CNOOC Iraq Limited operates three oil fields in Missan Province in Iraq. They are all large onshore oilfields located 350 kilometers southeast of Baghdad.
In order to support reservoir pressure, plans are underway to implement a water injection scheme. The injection water comes from three different sources; produced water, aquifer water as well as river / agricultural water. Considering the nature and varying chemistry of the source water, particular attention had to be given to selecting the material for the water injection wells.
This paper describes the approach adopted in selecting the materials for Missan fields’ water injection system.
Case Study: Sand Control Technology During CSS in Liaohe and Xinjiang Heavy Oil Reservoirs
Authors: Du Xuan , Zheng Haora , Wang Xiaochun , Hua Xin , Guan Wenlong , Zhao Fang , Xu Jiacheng 
Published: October 2019

AbstractHeavy oil reservoirs are generally unconsolidated and easy to produce sand during production1. In the late stage of Cyclic Steam Stimulation (CSS), high temperature steam and hot water destroy clay minerals, further aggravate sand production problems, resulting in sand jam, sand burial, pump jam and casing damage, and frequent operations seriously affect the effective production of oil wells. PetroChina has been carrying out steam stimulation for more than 40 years, and has formed a series of sand control technologies in the field of heavy oil thermal recovery. This paper introduces several sand control techniques used in Liaohe and Xinjiang Oilfield and their successful cases. Liaohe and Xinjiang Oilfield is rich in heavy oil resources. The oil types include ordinary heavy oil, extra heavy oil and super heavy oil2. In Liaohe Oilfield, they have medium and deep heavy oil with a depth of 600-900m and super deep heavy oil with a depth of 1300-1700m. As the main development method, CSS has entered the late stage of production, more than 9 cycles, and encountered various sanding problems during the production. By using mechanical sand control and chemical sand control measures, the sand path was controlled, and an artificial wellbore was formed in the near-wellbore zone to control the fine silt. Through the discussion in this paper, we can provide a variety of solutions for sanding problems encountered in heavy oil steam handling.
Decline Curve Analysis for Production Forecast Assurance- A Novel Approach
Authors: Thakuria Chandan , Al-Ghnemi Mohammad , Bora Anup , Al-Bahar Mohammad 
Published: October 2019

Abstract
Production forecasting always play an important role in decision-making for the corporate management and architecting company's strategy. In an oil or gas upstream company, the yearly projection of future hydrocarbon production is a routine practice for preparing annual business plan. As sub surface uncertainties pose a huge threat for upstream company, achieving the forecasted crude oil and gas production is challenging in most cases. For national oil companies, having multiple Assets and thousands of wells where reservoirs underpinning different projects at different stages of field development, there arises a need of unified production forecast process that ensures forecast quality. In view of this, Kuwait Oil Company (KOC) initiated a process for improving forecast process adopting best reservoir management practices. In order to make reliable predictions, the engineer must be knoweledgable in variety of techniques to cover the wide range of conditions that are encountered in forecasting process. At the same time, engineer should have enough experience of reservoir behavior to alert the ways in which a given procedure might be changed to yield the most reasonable outcome. In case of using multiple methodology during preparation of forecast, the results obtained by each method and its underlying factor of judgment must be accounted.
Safety Pact
Authors: Franceschini Luca , Maugeri Pietro , Chiantella Paolo , Buccarelli Antonio , Grillo Roberto 
Published: October 2019

Abstract
This document describes the journey taken over the years by the Milazzo Refinery, together with the Contractors, to achieve and maintain levels of excellence for the health and safety of all workers. The last step in this process was the "Safety Pact" between all parties involved in health and safety aspects. The Pact is updated and renewed every year with increasingly challenging objectives.
The Pact is based on the following innovative methods:STOP - ANALYZE - THINK - DO procedure. It is based on the self-evaluation risk which is a procedure that every employee has to follow before starting any activitySafety "Pills". Short meetings take place on the contractors working area aimed at analyzing good or and bad practice observed during the works executionHousekeeping Coordinator. New role dedicated to manage all the issues related with the housekeeping of the working areasRewarding system to evaluate behaviours adopted in the working area: bonus/malus points to workers depending on their particular attention for safety.
The Safety Pact was thought and implemented as a first field test during a Major Turnaround (TA) and as a possible innovative tool to define rules and goals between RAM and Contractors, with the purpose of improving safety during turnaround activities and achieving the most important target of ZERO INJURIES. Following turnaround completion RaM and Contractors make a balance of the results analyzing performance index and making plan to improve weak area in the future.
The implementation of a formal signed Safety Pact between RaM dramatically increased engagement of different companies (client + contractors) towards safety and allowed RaM to achieve ZERO INJURIES during the Turnaround activities. Moreover it has been observed an improvement of the housekeeping, a reduction of non-compliances for dangerous behaviour and a widespread application of RaM procedure for scaffoldings.
The success of this kind of approach suggested RaM to adopt the safety pact to every refinery turnaround (both major and minor ones) but also extend it to each single refinery maintenance activity.
In-Depth Water Diversion Treatment by Coupling Preformed Particle Gel and Low Salinity Waterflooding in Fractured Carbonate Cores
Authors: Alhuraishawy Ali K. , Jaber Ahmed Khalil , Aljawad Sameer Noori , Bai Baojun , Wei Mingzhen , Baker Hussein Ali , AL-Bazzaz Waleed Hussien 
Published: October 2019

Abstract
The limitations of oil recovery from carbonate reservoirs are fractures and oil-wet conditions. To overcome the reservoir heterogeneities and reduce fracture transmissibility, preformed particle gel was applied in injector wells. Experimentally, low salinity waterflooding was applied to change the core wettability from oil-wet to water wet for enhanced oil recovery. However, both processes have limitations that cannot be resolved using a single method. A non-uniform fracture width and uniform fracture width models were built using carbonate cores to evaluate the coupling low salinity waterflooding and preformed particle gel in fractured cores and how could be used to improve in-depth water diversion treatment. The results showed that low salinity waterflooding improved in-depth water diversion when injected after PPG directly while seawater showed less effect than low salinity waterflooding. Also, the uniformity of fracture had a significant effect on plugging efficiency oil recovery factor from fractured reservoirs.
Lesson Learned from Production Enhancement Pilot for Medium Oil Viscosity in Um-Ghdair Oil Field
Authors: AL-Rashidi Hamad , AL-Azmi Waled , AL-Azmi Talal , Ahmed Ashfaq , Muhsain Batoul , Mousa Saad , AL-Kandari Noor , AL-Sabah Fahad , AL-Hajri Mohsen , AL-Mutwa Bandar 
Published: October 2019

Abstract
Crude oil production in Um-Ghdair field is consider one of the most complex operational activities in Kuwait Oil Company due to high water cut percentage, asphaletene flocculation, high viscosity and tight emulsion phenomena. As the fluid travels through the reservoir, wellbore, flowline, all the way to the gathering center, the state of initial equilibrium is disturbed leading to change in the chemical composition of the crude oil. As pressure and temperature continue to drop, and gas escapes, more asphaltenes and heavy components may continue to flocculate all the way throughout the system until the petroleum reaches its final destination. In this pilot project, asphaltene inhibitor and viscosity reducer agents were selected for reducing oil viscosity and breaking the tight emulsion phenomena in the selected piloting well in Um-Ghdair field. It was noticed that there is an asphaltene compounds flocculate in the interface between oil and water leading to increase crude oil viscosity. The best two among 22 chemical formulations tested through the screening process at lab scale and take it to pilot stage. Additionally, the pilot study examined the influences effective for surfactants such as water composition, temperature, concentration, pH and total dissolved solids. It was noticed that the viscosity reduction and the water separation improve with increasing surfactant concentration and increasing temperature up to 50 °F. Two formulations were selected based on cost effective optimal concentrations of surfactant that identified from the bottle test. The pilot has been implemented successfully in the field, resulting a reduction in non-production time and increase the oil mobility from the reservoir.
Implementation of Solar Photovoltaic in PRIZe Project
Authors: Alazmi Mansour 
Published: October 2019

Abstract
The solar energy system has become lucrative solutions for housing, commercial, as well as industrial sectors. This work presents the analysis of the present status as well as the perspective of solar electricity majorly photovoltaic technology. The paper focuses put on current technologies, installations issues, and challenges, as well as future anticipations. Diverse attributes linked to the photovoltaic (PV) module costs, as well as supporting technologies and green buildings approach. This paper tends in addition to discuss the diverse available PV system units. This solar photovoltaics case study examines the threats and opportunities inherent in implementation in a novel organization too, which will base on the low price and effectiveness of solar technology in the oil and gas industry by creating, installing as well as maintaining accessories of solar units.