During the last 30 years we have learned how reed beds work, we understand the contaminant removal mechanisms and we have helped develop modes of reed bed operation to optimise removal. ARM has been at the forefront of innovation in wetland technology, we have introduced the concept of Forced Bed..Read More
in 2016, an upturn in the Spanish economy resulted in a number of orders from our assosciate in Galicia. Staff members visited Spain to present to potential clients and to view projects completed by our assosciate and it was found that the quality was good. ARM were also proactive in..Read More
In 2015, ARM started a trial at Whitacre with Severn Trent to demonstrate the STRB principle for treating the iron sludge generated in potable water treatment. Also in this time ARM designed a number of reed bed treatment systems for their assosciates in South Africa and Spain…Read More
in 2014 Severn Trent Water commissioned ARM and Epur Nature to design and build the primary treatment reed bed at Hulland Ward. The company refurbished and retrofitted FBA™ into a reed bed at Kingston Madley – The first for Welsh Water…Read More
In 2013, Work commenced on a large reed bed to treat CSO (Combined Sewer Overflow) generated in the Cowdenbeath area. The reed bed was to be aerated by forced bed aeration and was the first of its kind in the world. The construction of the sludge treatment reed bed at..Read More
In 2012 ARM were invited to become founder members of a group of small wetland practitioners. Nine Companies from Europe and the Americas established Global Wetland Technology (GWT). It was recognised that the collective CV of the members would create a very impressive list of references and experience worldwide thereby..Read More
In 2011, the upgrade of the treatment system at Mayfield Farm was completed on time in February despite the hard winter. The contract value was 2.6M by far the largest project the company had undertaken. BAA Commissioned ARM to prepare and ramp up the system for the 2011 and 2012..Read More
In 2010, the trial at Hanningfield was successful and Northumbrian water commissioned the company to produce a detailed design. They also gave us details of three more of their WTW sites for us to consider. The FBA ( Forced Bed Aeration ™) trial at Mayfield Farm was also successful. It showed..Read More
In 2009 the STRB trial at Hanningfield was progressing well. The company, assisted by Scott Wallace was successful in getting B.A.A to commission a trial of forced bed aeration in the reed beds at Mayfield farm where the run-off contaminated with de-icing agents from Heathrow Airport is treated. The company..Read More
In 2008, ARM Directors visited Barcelona and formally initiaded ARM Iberica Medioambiental SA. Staff also visited all Anglian Water sites with reed beds and assessed their conditions and remedial work requirements…Read More
