November 2025
Environment and Safety
A study on pressure vessel under fire and relief valve protection—Part 1
The Authors
Muhammad Yousuf Iqbal is the Principal Engineer, Process, at Worley Engineering Oman, and has more than 19 yrs of experience in conceptual design and plant optimization. He has led multiple projects in the oil and gas segment, including gas sweetening and dehydration, gas compression, gas transmission lines and crude separation, stabilization, manifolds design, and enhanced and design plant utilities, particularly steam, fuel gas, sour water stripper, sulfur recovery unit (SRU) basic design and enhancement. Iqbal has contributed his engineering skills to clients around the globe.
Faris Alfarsi is a process engineer at Worley Engineering Oman. Alfarsi has 2 yrs of experience in process design within the oil and gas industry, focusing on upstream processing, sour gas treatment and compression revamp projects in Oman and Iraq. He has supported key front-end engineering design (FEED) and detailed design (DD) deliverables for clients such as PDO, ExxonMobil and BOC, while building a solid understanding of global process design systems and emerging technologies.
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