Taught how to build a gasifier in Latvia with a capacity of 200 kW/hour of heat.

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I am asked to show what I did in the European Union. This gasifier operates in Latvia. A person needed 200 kW per hour of thermal energy for a steam boiler. The apparatus was assembled within a month, and now the person receives cheap energy from wood and plastic waste. It's better not to dispose of polyvinyl chlorides. As I mentioned, according to all modern studies, if you throw away up to 40% of plastic, the gas torch is environmentally friendly and does not emit harmful substances. The remaining types of polyethylene and plastic can be converted into gas by mixing them with wood or agricultural waste. 2.7 kg of wood waste replaces 1 m3 of natural gas. 1 kg of plastic is equivalent in calorific value to 1 m3 of natural gas. Now I can confidently direct you to see this facility. I advised this person on how to assemble such a device. He assembled it himself. And it was assembled inexpensively and quickly enough. A fan, two iron barrels of 200 liters each, a few pipes, a bit of sheet iron - everything was made of black iron. If you want to build such a gasifier yourself to produce gas from various combustible waste, give me a call. I have been teaching people around the world for 11 years now. Call me on WhatsApp on the screen.
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How can we take you seriously if you are not even getting units on energy and power right in the video title?
BTU/h makes sense.
kJ/h makes sense.
kWh/h makes sense (as it is of course just plain kW).
MeV/h makes sense.
But kW/h does not make sense.