News | June 24, 2016

World Patent Marketing Success Group Presents No Nox, A New Filter Invention That Cares For The Environment

World Patent Marketing Reviews A New Filter Invention. Will No Nox Be the Next World Patent Marketing Low Cost Success Story?

MIAMI, FL (PRWEB) - World Patent Marketing, a vertically integrated manufacturer and engineer of patented products, announces the No Nox, a filter invention created to lessen the percentage of Nitrogen Dioxide in the environment.

"The Carbon Dioxide Production industry is in a mature life cycle stage, generating $690 million a year," says Scott Cooper, CEO and Creative Director of World Patent Marketing. "Industry revenue is expected to decline marginally in the next few years."

“Global Warming is a real issue that the world faces today,” says Jerry Shapiro, Director of Manufacturing and World Patent Marketing Inventions. “This is due to the many pollutants that are released due to the negligent way of life of people nowadays. Nitrogen Dioxide in particular is very dangerous and we must make an effort to lessen its presence in the environment. And with the filter invention called the No Nox, this is now possible.”

No Nox is a filter invention which is specially conceptualized to lessen the release of Nitrogen Dioxide while handling gasoline or petroleum by being able to recover raw fuel fumes. Made of quality materials and a smart design, this invention comprises of a several units, a vent pipe and a two-way shut off valve. The first unit serves as a fuel storage tank while the second unit refers to a fuel-carrying tanker truck. No Nox works by being able to close the shut off valve which eventually forms a vacuum inside the fuel storage tank. Because of this, pressure is formed in the fuel-carrying tanker truck. When this happens, the fumes from the gas returns to the fuel storage tank, thus allowing it to be utilized.

“I believe if this product is used globally it will close the hole in the ozone layer in less than 5 yrs,” says inventor Randell O. “Nox is the most dangerous pollution in the world and with this filter invention, this prevents its spread while recovering gas vapors for reuse at the same time.”

Ken Samson, an environmentalist from Portland, Oregon, has this to say about the No Nox: “The No Nox is something that is not only practical but environmental friendly as well. It prevents gases to escape during the process of handling gasoline and petroleum while being able to trap it and reuse it once more. And because of this, bad gases are prevented from affecting the Ozone.”

The No Nox is a filter invention which is good for gas resources and the environment.

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