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Mark Savill
Company Founder and Director
Mark Savill maintains links to international
research through positions at both Cranfield and Cambridge
University. He is a Senior Research Associate in the Fluids
group of Cambridge
University Engineering Department, where he acts as
Research Manager for both the new
Computational Fluid Dynamics Laboratory and the world
renowned Whittle Laboratory. Before this he worked at the
Cavendish Laboratory, Cambridge University Department of
Physics; first as a PhD student (1976- 1979) and then as
a Research Assistant, Fellow and Associate.
Along with his colleagues
Bill Dawes and Stewart Cant, he extended
the Dawes unstructured adaptive mesh Reynolds-Averaged Navier-Stokes
turbomachinery code to include new prediction techniques
for confined explosions and other combustion flows.
For CU he manages EPSRC and EC projects
aimed at developing and applying CFD to a very wide range
of turbomachinery, aircraft & racing car, flows as well
as combustors and deflagration, detonation scenarios.
He has supervised at universities across
Europe, including Bristol University; QMW & Imperial
Colleges, Southampton, IMST Marseille, Unversite de Poitiers,
EPF Lausanne and the Telemark Institute, Norway.
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