Mohammad Tabarra

Arup Fellow @Arup

Toronto, ON, CA
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WORK HISTORY

Sep 2025 — Present

Arup Fellow @Arup

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Toronto, ON, CA

EDUCATION

1976 — 1978

United World College of the Atlantic

International Baccalaureate

1981 — 1985

De Montfort University

PhD

1966 — 1974

Mehran

Mid high school diploma

1974 — 1976

Alborz High School

Maths & Physics

1985 — 1986

Imperial College London

Masters

1978 — 1981

University of Warwick

B.Sc.

SKILLS

TransportationEnergyCommissioningVentilationWindBuilding ServicesSimulationsProject EngineeringRailCfdSolarCadInfrastructureEngineeringAerodynamicsTunnelsDesign ManagementMechanical EngineeringGeothermalRenewable EnergyEnergy EfficiencyWind Tunnel TestingSimulationFluid MechanicsSolar ThermalPhotovoltaicsFluid DynamicsHvacSolar EnergyInfrastructure ProjectsModeling

ABOUT MOHAMMAD TABARRA

I am an Arup Fellow, with over 40 years of consulting and R&D management in industry and academia, specialising in tunnel and metro ventilation, industrial aerodynamics, computational fluid dynamics (CFD), solar energy, and renewable energy master planning. I have lectured on aerodynamics and fluid mechanics with over 50 publications in BHRG, ASME and ASHRAE conference and journals. I was author of the Chapter 15 \"Enclosed Vehicular Facilities\" of ASHRAE 2011 Handbook of HVAC Applications. I lead Arup’s tunnel ventilation team globally, advising clients, contractors and operators on industrial tunnel ventilation and metro projects, as well as solar energy projects. Specialties: CFD (Computational Fluid Dynamics), Industrial Aerodynamics, Tunnel Ventilation, Metros, Ventilation of Underground Transportation Systems, Sustainable solutions, Natural Ventilation, Wind and Solar energy.

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