Gregory Julienne-Chenevot

- Responsible for the planning and execution of the rapid decompression project (Offshore and Nearshore activities) - Investigations of the substantial differential pressures on a plane’s interior structure due an explosive decompression following a sudden opening in the pressure shell (customer: AIRBUS)

- Responsible for the planning and execution of the rapid decompression project - Investigations of the substantial differential pressures on a plane’s interior structure due an explosive decompression following a sudden opening in the pressure shell (customer: AIRBUS)

- Large eddy simulation of ventilation and fires in gas turbine engine nacelles. This topic is an ongoing research project in collaboration with Rolls Royce plc ( http://www.rolls-royce.com/ ) (Softwares used: FLUENT, GAMBIT, FIELDVIEW) - FLUENT computation of an impinging hot, supersonic jet due to an opening in the combustor wall.

To set a wind measuring system in the wind tunnel of the Mechanical and Energy Laboratory LME of Valenciennes, France (Softwares used: FLUENT, GAMBIT). The system had to be able to take measurements in the boundary layer for basic research, as well as in a section of the wind tunnel for industrial issues.

I led a three people team to test and improve the atmospheric stability characterisation method I developped at Eoltech (Softawre used: Excel)

- To find a way to distinguish the atmospheric stability using wind measurement at several altitudes (confidential) - To set a data base under Access to follow the evolution of the exploitation of all wind stations managed by Eoltech

Relevant courses: fluid mechanics, mechanical engineering Optional subject: renewable energy/environment. 2004-2005 - Module: Aerodynamic study of an A3 Audi (Softwares used: FLUENT, GAMBIT) (3 months)

Preparation for the highly competitive, national admision exams to leading french higher engineering institutes, specialized in maths and physics Research project: comparison between flight mechanisms for insects and airplanes