Hi David
Is there a Phreeqc Users Group Forum?
As someone who is using/attemting to apply Phreeqc very frequently in
industry problem solving, I find that I am accumulating a significant
number of practical questions regarding it's application, especially in
formulating correct/optimal input files, errors in/problems with the
various databases etc etc.
For example, I am currently working on (a) formulating innovative
biogeochemical ('green engineering') treatment methods (As, heavy metal
removal etc) for mine water drainage and (b) scoping scaling and
biofouling issues in Aquifer Storage and recovery projects.
Although Phreeqc is a fantastic tool (in fact the only one flexible
enough to tackle these sorts of approaches) I think that there would be
a lot to be gained by such a Group.
Thanks
Regards
Steve
Dr Steve Short
steve@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Director
Ecoengineers Pty Ltd
www.ecoengineers.com.au
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