Patent classifications
A24F40/42
LIQUID CARTRIDGE ASSEMBLY FOR ELECTRONIC CIGARETTE AND ATOMIZER
A liquid cartridge assembly for an electronic cigarette and an atomizer is disclosed. The liquid cartridge assembly comprises a liquid cartridge housing and a first plug fastened to each other, a liquid cartridge is disposed between the liquid cartridge housing and the first plug, the first plug is provided with a through groove communicated with the liquid cartridge, two ends of liquid guide cotton pass through the through groove to extend into the liquid cartridge, a plurality of second protrusions for squeezing the liquid guide cotton are disposed in the through groove and an air passing gap for supplementing air to the liquid cartridge is formed between adjacent second protrusions. Additional aspects and related embodiments are disclosed further herein.
LIQUID CARTRIDGE ASSEMBLY FOR ELECTRONIC CIGARETTE AND ATOMIZER
A liquid cartridge assembly for an electronic cigarette and an atomizer is disclosed. The liquid cartridge assembly comprises a liquid cartridge housing and a first plug fastened to each other, a liquid cartridge is disposed between the liquid cartridge housing and the first plug, the first plug is provided with a through groove communicated with the liquid cartridge, two ends of liquid guide cotton pass through the through groove to extend into the liquid cartridge, a plurality of second protrusions for squeezing the liquid guide cotton are disposed in the through groove and an air passing gap for supplementing air to the liquid cartridge is formed between adjacent second protrusions. Additional aspects and related embodiments are disclosed further herein.
Systems, devices, and methods for administering cannabinoid mixtures
A nebulizer device for administering aerosol cannabinoid mixtures to a user includes a mouthpiece, a first reservoir, a second reservoir, and a nebulizer device. The nebulizer module is configured to receive a first dosage of the first liquid from the first reservoir and a second dosage of a second liquid from the second reservoir. The nebulizer module is also configured to transform the first liquid into an inhalant and the second liquid into an aerosol that are provided to the user through the mouthpiece. The device further includes a dosage module configured to independently control the delivery of the first liquid and the second liquid to the nebulizer module to set a ratio between the first dosage of the first liquid and the second dosage of the second liquid. The dosage module thereby controls a composition of an aerosol cannabinoid mixture administered to the user.
Systems, devices, and methods for administering cannabinoid mixtures
A nebulizer device for administering aerosol cannabinoid mixtures to a user includes a mouthpiece, a first reservoir, a second reservoir, and a nebulizer device. The nebulizer module is configured to receive a first dosage of the first liquid from the first reservoir and a second dosage of a second liquid from the second reservoir. The nebulizer module is also configured to transform the first liquid into an inhalant and the second liquid into an aerosol that are provided to the user through the mouthpiece. The device further includes a dosage module configured to independently control the delivery of the first liquid and the second liquid to the nebulizer module to set a ratio between the first dosage of the first liquid and the second dosage of the second liquid. The dosage module thereby controls a composition of an aerosol cannabinoid mixture administered to the user.
AEROSOL-GENERATING SYSTEM HAVING A CARTRIDGE AND A BYPASS AIR INLET
An aerosol-generating system (includes a cartridge, a liquid aerosol-forming substrate, and an aerosol-generating device. The cartridge includes a cartridge housing and a solid aerosol-forming substrate. The aerosol-generating device includes a cavity configured to receive at least a portion of the cartridge, an airflow inlet, and an airflow sensor. The airflow sensor is in fluid communication with the airflow inlet and the cavity). The aerosol-generating device includes a bypass air inlet in fluid communication with the cavity, an electric heater configured to heat the liquid aerosol-forming substrate, a power supply, and a controller. The aerosol-generating system is configured so that the cartridge housing substantially prevents airflow through the bypass air inlet when the cartridge is received within the cavity.
AEROSOL-GENERATING SYSTEM HAVING A CARTRIDGE AND A BYPASS AIR INLET
An aerosol-generating system (includes a cartridge, a liquid aerosol-forming substrate, and an aerosol-generating device. The cartridge includes a cartridge housing and a solid aerosol-forming substrate. The aerosol-generating device includes a cavity configured to receive at least a portion of the cartridge, an airflow inlet, and an airflow sensor. The airflow sensor is in fluid communication with the airflow inlet and the cavity). The aerosol-generating device includes a bypass air inlet in fluid communication with the cavity, an electric heater configured to heat the liquid aerosol-forming substrate, a power supply, and a controller. The aerosol-generating system is configured so that the cartridge housing substantially prevents airflow through the bypass air inlet when the cartridge is received within the cavity.
METHOD OF MAKING HEATER ASSEMBLY WITH AT LEAST ONE CHANNEL DEFINED WITHIN FIRST HOUSING
The method includes first defining at least one channel within a first housing of a heater assembly, the at least one channel extending from a first end to a second end of the first housing, second defining a cavity in the first end of the first housing, third defining a first reservoir in the second end of the first housing, the at least one channel being in fluid communication with the first reservoir, and fourth defining an opening within a first wall within the first housing, the opening causing the first reservoir and the cavity to be in communication with each other.
METHOD OF MAKING HEATER ASSEMBLY WITH AT LEAST ONE CHANNEL DEFINED WITHIN FIRST HOUSING
The method includes first defining at least one channel within a first housing of a heater assembly, the at least one channel extending from a first end to a second end of the first housing, second defining a cavity in the first end of the first housing, third defining a first reservoir in the second end of the first housing, the at least one channel being in fluid communication with the first reservoir, and fourth defining an opening within a first wall within the first housing, the opening causing the first reservoir and the cavity to be in communication with each other.
An Aerosol Generating Article and an Aerosol Generating System
An aerosol generating article for use with an aerosol generating device including a magnetic field generator includes first and second compartments configured to contain respectively a first aerosol generating substance and a second aerosol generating substance, and an inductively heatable susceptor configured to be inductively heated by the magnetic field generator. The inductively heatable susceptor has a first part positioned in the first compartment and a second part positioned in the second compartment. Each of the first and second aerosol generating substances includes a solid matrix and the first and second parts of the inductively heatable susceptor are secured in the solid matrix.
An Aerosol Generating Article and an Aerosol Generating System
An aerosol generating article for use with an aerosol generating device including a magnetic field generator includes first and second compartments configured to contain respectively a first aerosol generating substance and a second aerosol generating substance, and an inductively heatable susceptor configured to be inductively heated by the magnetic field generator. The inductively heatable susceptor has a first part positioned in the first compartment and a second part positioned in the second compartment. Each of the first and second aerosol generating substances includes a solid matrix and the first and second parts of the inductively heatable susceptor are secured in the solid matrix.