The larger systems use automatic ash handling systems. Electronic controls regulate airflow
and fuel feed. Commercial (also called “intermediate-scale”) biomass heating systems, sized from 200 to 1000 kW, have characteristics of both small commercial and industrial biomass heating systems. They employ larger fuel storage bins and have more elaborate fuel feeding
mechanisms than small-commercial systems. They have dust collectors and induced draft fans.

The CARBOROBOT based heating plants These automated, relatively simple plants have low initial costs compared to larger, more sophisticated systems. Fuel hoppers are typically quite small, and the operator must fill them about twice a day. The ash must also be raked off once a day

The CARBOROBOT based heating plants in individual buildings tend to be of the “small-commercial” or “commercial” variety. For plants with capacity of 80 to 600kW, small-commercial systems are common. These automated, relatively simple plants have low initial costs compared to larger, more sophisticated systems. Fuel hoppers are typically quite small, and the operator must fill them about twice a day. The ash must also be raked off once a day