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The coal seam gas industry is booming in Queensland, however extraction of the gas is accompanied by water containing several salts. To facilitate beneficial water reuse for applications such as crop irrigation, treatment methods are required. However, one challenge is the variability of water quality produced and thus this project was directed at: understanding the composition of 150 water samples from an operating gas field; determining correlations between components; suggesting appropriate remediation methods. This research revealed the diversity of water compositions, informed management procedures by developing improved correlations between dissolved species and predicted the performance of reverse osmosis for desalination

Coal Seam Gas Water Quality and Impacts on Downstream Treatment Technologies