Over its 25-plus year development history, ARI has successfully performed a number of waste treatment projects for different waste streams including: asbestos, PCB contaminated materials, toxic metals (including lead-based paint) and surrogate radioactive materials. 

These demonstration projects were conducted for the U.S Department of Defence, Department of Energy and Environmental Protection Agency, as well as a number of private organisations.

Find out more about these projects below:

• EnviroMaster Australia 2021
  Design and planning for a state-of-the-art, purpose built, commercial scale TCCT asbestos waste processing facility
  
• US Army Corps of Engineers 2007
  Design, build and demonstrate a full-scale transportable system for recovering and recycling lead from deconstruction materials.
  
• Japanese Consortium of Companies 2007
  Demonstrate effectiveness of technology for destroying a wide variety of asbestos waste products over an extended operational period.
  
• US Army Corps of Engineers 2003
  Remove, recover and recycle lead from salvaged building materials contaminated with lead-based paint.
  
• US Department of Energy 2002
  Deploy technology for asbestos destruction and evaluate suitability for immobilisation of toxic metals and surrogate radionuclides.
  
• US Department of Defense 2002
  Design, build and test a large-scale modular waste treatment system for destruction of asbestos and PCBs.
  
• Puget Sound Naval Shipyard 1999
  Destroy PCBs and asbestos as per TSCA regulations.
  
• US Department of Energy, Bechtel Hanford 1997
  Validate technology for asbestos destruction pursuant to required emission standards.