Mansour
Al Jarbou

Mechanical engineering · KSU

Engineering,
with purpose.

I’m Mansour Al Jarbou, a final-year Mechanical Engineering student at KSU. I turn complex questions into considered designs, useful tools, and clearer decisions.

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Mansour Al Jarbou wearing traditional Saudi attire
Mansour Al Jarbou Riyadh, Saudi Arabia

Design. Analyze. Question. Improve.

Seeking a cooperative training opportunity

Selected work / 2024—2026

Five projects.
One curious mindset.

From a mechanical test rig to a platform that helps students find their way. Different problems, the same considered approach.

DESIGN STUDY / ME305 Original SolidWorks development assembly of the landing-gear test rig 01 Original development assembly
Mechanical design · Team leadership

Rethinking
the landing test.

An alternative testing approach. A lead-screw lifting system. A first-place team outcome.

1st / 9 teams Design competition
Nose Landing Gear Test Rig
Independent product · Student experience

A clearer
way to class.

From a Telegram service to Massar: bilingual maps, guided routes, and walking videos shaped by student feedback.

2,500+ Students reached by the original service
Massar — Campus Navigation
A REAL PROBLEM. AN EVERYDAY TOOL.
Actual Massar Arabic interface showing the staircase route and guided navigation controls
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PARTICLE → AIR Direct contact heat exchanger exterior CAD model from the project report Section of the same heat exchanger revealing the internal arrangement 03

Thermal systems · Ongoing graduation project

Heat transfer.
Thought through.

A counterflow concept for KSU’s Solar Tower, from design alternatives to a cooled double shell.

Direct Contact Heat Exchanger

A year in energy

Summer changes everything.

kWh / month
0 600 1,200 1,800 2,400 Feb: 530 kWh, bill-derived Mar: 479 kWh, bill-derived Apr: 1067 kWh, bill-derived May: 1521 kWh, bill-derived Jun: 1832 kWh, bill-derived Jul: 1880 kWh, bill-derived Aug: 1760 kWh, bill-derived Sep: 1408 kWh, bill-derived Oct: 1572 kWh, bill-derived Nov: 1011 kWh, bill-derived Dec: 603 kWh, bill-derived Jan: 502 kWh, bill-derived Feb: 607.9 kWh, modeled Mar: 495.6 kWh, modeled Apr: 1035.3 kWh, modeled May: 1391.5 kWh, modeled Jun: 1840.7 kWh, modeled Jul: 1903.5 kWh, modeled Aug: 2111.2 kWh, modeled Sep: 1684.8 kWh, modeled Oct: 1067.5 kWh, modeled Nov: 594.1 kWh, modeled Dec: 559.4 kWh, modeled Jan: 591.3 kWh, modeled Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Jan

Bill-derived Modeled · Feb 2025–Jan 2026

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Energy efficiency · Engineering economics

Read the data.
Question the answer.

A residential energy audit connecting consumption, seasonal behavior, and the cost of improvement.

Residential Energy Audit
Coolant transfer / explanatory schematic 50% glycol–water
Lower open reservoir, suction-lift pump, gate valve and four-elbow pipeline to an upper open reservoir. Ten metres of elevation gain. Diagram is not to scale. 10 m elevation 01 02 / PUMP 03 LOWER RESERVOIR SUCTION LIFT UPPER RESERVOIR
5 L/s Design flow 100 m Total pipe length 10 m Static lift
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Fluid systems · Engineering economics

Move the fluid.
Balance the cost.

A coolant-transfer study connecting hydraulic demand, pump selection, cavitation and the economics of pipe size.

5 L/s Design flow · three-person academic project
Piping & Pumping System Design

A little context

A mechanical engineer
who looks beyond
the drawing.

I’m a final-year student at King Saud University, interested in the space between sound engineering and a useful outcome.

My work brings together CAD, analysis, design trade-offs, and the coordination it takes to move an idea forward.

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