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Mathematics to improve CSG modelling

THE power of maths is helping boost CSG production in Queensland, leveraging off work completed by the University of Queensland’s Centre for Coal Seam Gas with new laboratory infrastructure at UQCCSG to investigate the complex interaction of gas and water flows within CSG wells.

 UQCCSG’s Dr Mahshid Firouzi

UQCCSG’s Dr Mahshid Firouzi

  The aim is to improve understanding of well production and well infrastructure performance.   In order to extract CSG from the coal seams, groundwater needs to be removed to reduce the flowing...

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