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Gippsland Basin Resources for Long Term Economic Prosperity

Gippsland Basin Resources for Long Term Economic Prosperity

Publication Name: Energy, Economics and Environment - Gippsland Basin Symposium (June 1992)
Authors: S. Derrick
Date Published: June 1992

 

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It has long been recognised that Australia can benefit substantially in an economic sense from its rich resource base. The significant resources of the Gippsland Basin are a good example of the wealth of this nation. As cited in popular debate, Austr...

 

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Effect of Petroleum Production on Onshore Groundwater Aquifers in the Gippsland Basin

Effect of Petroleum Production on Onshore Groundwater Aquifers in the Gippsland Basin

Publication Name: Energy, Economics and Environment - Gippsland Basin Symposium (June 1992)
Authors: G. Walker
Date Published: June 1992

 

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Large scale fluid extraction from the Latrobe Group in the Gippsland Basin is occurring as a result of offshore petroleum production and coal mine dewatering in the Latrobe Valley. Groundwater extraction in the Latrobe Valley exceeds recharge and is ...

 

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Hydrologic and Environmental Changes in the Gippsland Basin

Hydrologic and Environmental Changes in the Gippsland Basin

Publication Name: Energy, Economics and Environment - Gippsland Basin Symposium (June 1992)
Authors: C.R. Lawrence
Date Published: June 1992

 

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The Gippsland Basin, southeastern Australia, has an Upper Cainozoic history of episodic change of hydrology and the related environment, reflected in the geomorphology and surficial deposits of the onshore basin and the hydrodynamically controlled ac...

 

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Development of a Parametric Estuarine Model for Gippsland Resource Planning

Development of a Parametric Estuarine Model for Gippsland Resource Planning

Publication Name: Energy, Economics and Environment - Gippsland Basin Symposium (June 1992)
Authors: J.B. Hinwood, E.J. McLean
Date Published: June 1992

 

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The resources of the Gippsland Basin include not only the coal and oil for which it is well known, but also the tourism resource and the quality of life which it offers its residents and visitors. To manage this group of resources requires an underst...

 

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Fuel Cells: Clean Alternative Energy Technology of 21st Century

Fuel Cells: Clean Alternative Energy Technology of 21st Century

Publication Name: Energy, Economics and Environment - Gippsland Basin Symposium (June 1992)
Authors: S.P.S. Badwal, K. Foger, M.J. Murray
Date Published: June 1992

 

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The growing need for electricity generation by the most efficient and environmentally acceptable routes predicts a promising future for a technology such as fuel cells which fulfill both requirements. With the use of fuel cells, the consumption of fu...

 

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Evaluation of Gippsland Basin Onshore Structures for Compressed Air Energy Storage

Evaluation of Gippsland Basin Onshore Structures for Compressed Air Energy Storage

Publication Name: Energy, Economics and Environment - Gippsland Basin Symposium (June 1992)
Authors: T. McKinley, J. Kirkland, D. Wilson
Date Published: June 1992

 

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Compressed air energy storage (CAES) uses low cost off-peak energy to compress air and pump it into pressurised underground storage. Expanding the air through a modified form of gas turbine generates electrical energy when required. While generating ...

 

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Brown Coal Resource Evaluation – A Case Study of the Loy Yang Deposit

Brown Coal Resource Evaluation – A Case Study of the Loy Yang Deposit

Publication Name: Energy, Economics and Environment - Gippsland Basin Symposium (June 1992)
Authors: F. Woskoboenko, A.L. Ottrey, W.D. Hibbert
Date Published: June 1992

 

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The behaviour of coal in a process is a function of both the coal properties and the processing conditions. In the case of the Loy Yang coal deposit, extensive testing has been undertaken to determine: 1) the extent, distribution and structure of the...

 

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Steam-Fiuidised Bed Drying and its Significance for Electricity Generation and Gas Production in the Latrobe Valley

Steam-Fiuidised Bed Drying and its Significance for Electricity Generation and Gas Production in the Latrobe Valley

Publication Name: Energy, Economics and Environment - Gippsland Basin Symposium (June 1992)
Authors: O.E. Potter
Date Published: June 1992

 

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Currently raw brown coal is fired in the Latrobe Valley boilers, carrying with it two major penalties, (a) boiler efficiency of 65 - 70 per cent (in terms of GCV), (b) much higher boiler cost than for black coal. Drying the coal, in energy-efficient,...

 

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Property Trends in Latrobe Valley Brown Coals and Implications for Future Utilisation

Property Trends in Latrobe Valley Brown Coals and Implications for Future Utilisation

Publication Name: Energy, Economics and Environment - Gippsland Basin Symposium (June 1992)
Authors: R. Gaulton, W. Wood, A. Bell
Date Published: June 1992

 

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Brown coal production in Victoria's Latrobe Valley Region (Figure I) continues to rise and currently stands at around 50 Mt per annum. With the exception of around 2 Mt used to produce some 700 Kt of brown coal briquettes, this coal is mined by the S...

 

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A Relational Data Base and Data Management System for the Onshore Gippsland Basin

A Relational Data Base and Data Management System for the Onshore Gippsland Basin

Publication Name: Energy, Economics and Environment - Gippsland Basin Symposium (June 1992)
Authors: G. Simpson, R. Gaulton
Date Published: June 1992

 

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The Commission maintains a data base first computerised in 1957 and containing information from over 18,000 boreholes located mainly in the Latrobe Valley area. Some of the borehole derived information dates from the tum of the century, although most...

 

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