Publications

  • Mohamed, M.S., “Dynamics of Skeletal Structures”, Partial fulfillment, M.Sc. Thesis, University of Leeds, UK, Dec. 1982.
  • Mohamed, M.S., Phillips, D.V., “Analysis of Reinforced Concrete Beams in Torsion”, Proc. 2nd Inter. Confer. In Civil and Structural Engineering Computing, ICE, London, 2-3 Dec. 1985.
  • Mohamed, M.S., “A Finite Element and Experimental Study of Reinforced Concrete in Torsion”, PhD. Thesis, Civil Engineering Dept., Glasgow University, UK, Sep., 1986.
  • Phillips, D.V., Mohamed, M.S., “Three-Dimensional Nonlinear Analysis of Reinforced Concrete with Application to Torsion”, Proc. Inter. Confer. on Computational Plasticity, Models, Software and Applications, Barcelona, Spain, 6-10 April, 1987.
  • Mohamed, M.S., “Concrete L-Beams under Pure Torsion-Experimental Results”, Research Report IR-86/1, Dept. of Civil Eng., Glasgow University UK, 1986.
  • Mohamed, M.S. “Engineering Disaster Awareness and Management in Sudan: A Case Study”, National Seminar on Disaster Prevention and Management in Sudan, Khartoum, 17-19 March, 1990, University of Khartoum and UNEDBAS.
  • Mohamed, M.S., “Problems Facing The National Contractor”, Albaladeya, Journal of the Commissionerate for Engineering Affairs, Khartoum, Vol. 1,Sep.- Oct. 1990, in Arabic.
  • Elfeel, O., M., A, Tameem, A., M., O., Sulieman, S. H., and Mohamed, M., S. “Indications on The Potential Uses of Pozolana in Sudan”, Workshop on Pozolana Uses in The Construction Industry in Sudan, Khartoum, 21/September/1999.
  • Mohamed, M., S. and Hassan, S., S., “A New Look Towards Training at The Arab Consultancy Firms in The Third Millennium”, 1st Arab Engineering and Consultancy Confr. Under The Current Universal Trends, Damascus, Syria, 24-26 September 2000.
  • Mohamed, M., S., and Ali, A., M., “Training of Technical Cadre For The Road Construction Industry in Sudan”, First National Engineering Conference On Roads, Khartoum, 5-8 November 2001.
  • Elfeel, O., M., A., and Mohamed, M. S., “Infrastructure Road Projects. Financed Through the Private Sector”, First National Engineering Conference on Roads, Khartoum, 5-8 November 2001.
  • M.S Mohamed et al, “Direct Design of Reinforced Concrete Beams Under Combined Bending, Shear and Torsion”, Submitted for publication to the “Engineer”, magazine of the Sudan Engineering Society 2005.
  • Three short papers delivered to the “Seminar on Construction Contracts, Claims and Arbitration” organized by Sudatel, Khartoum, 5/ Jully/2005; the papers were entitled:

(1) Tender Preparation and Prequalification Procedures.

(2) Tender Evaluation and Principles of Contract Award.

(3) Variation Orders.

  • A number of articles on regular basis for the “Sudanese Contractor,” the magazine of the Sudanese Union of Contractors. The articles published so far addressed the following issues: (1) Variation Orders in Construction Contracts, (2) Engineering Ethics and (3) The Future Role of the Sudanese Engineering Organizations.
  • MohamedM.S., “The Potentials of the Construction Industry in Sudan after the Peace Agreement,” delivered to the Inter Build Conference, Cairo, Egypt, 2004.
  • MohamedM.S., “The Potentials of the Sudanese Construction Industry During Peace with Particular Emphasis on the Southern Part of Sudan, delivered to the Arab Contractors Union Workshop held in Khartoum, 2004.
  • MohamedM.S., “Current Status of the Road Network in the Sudan and its Potential Role in the Peace Era,” submitted to a Symposium planned to be held at Erkawit, east of Sudan, towards the end of 2005 (in Arabic).
  • MohamedM.S., “Potentials of Road Construction Industry in Sudan under the BOT System,” submitted to the same Erkawit Symposium above.