Mohamed Elsayad

Arab Academy for Science, Technology, and Maritime Transport

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Mohamed Elsayad is a structural engineering researcher whose work focuses on innovative, lightweight water storage systems for buildings. His primary research area involves the structural behavior of thin-walled corrugated steel sheets under hydrostatic loads, addressing a critical need for efficient, integrated water supply in firefighting and drinking applications. Elsayad’s major contribution is the development of a novel water storage system that replaces traditional, heavy tanks with stressed skin corrugated panels, offering potential for cost-effective and space-saving rooftop, elevated, or underground solutions. His 2024 paper, "Behavior of stressed skin corrugated sheet under hydrostatic loads," has garnered early citations, signaling growing interest in this sustainable approach. By combining structural mechanics with practical building design, Elsayad is advancing resilient infrastructure, making his work particularly relevant for researchers and engineers seeking to optimize water storage in urban environments.