Invention Grant
- Patent Title: Aerosol generation
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Application No.: US17250499Application Date: 2019-07-31
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Publication No.: US12178249B2Publication Date: 2024-12-31
- Inventor: Kav Ghanouni
- Applicant: NICOVENTURES TRADING LIMITED
- Applicant Address: GB London
- Assignee: NICOVENTURES TRADING LIMITED
- Current Assignee: NICOVENTURES TRADING LIMITED
- Current Assignee Address: GB London
- Agency: WOMBLE BOND DICKINSON (US) LLP
- Priority: GB1812507 20180731
- International Application: PCT/EP2019/070708 WO 20190731
- International Announcement: WO2020/025713 WO 20200206
- Main IPC: A24F40/46
- IPC: A24F40/46 ; A24B3/14 ; A24B15/14 ; A24B15/167 ; A24B15/30 ; A24B15/42 ; A24D1/00 ; A24D1/20 ; A24F40/20 ; A24F40/465 ; A24F40/57

Abstract:
Described herein is a method of generating aerosol from an aerosol-generating substrate using an aerosol-generating device, the aerosol-generating device comprising at least three heating zones disposed so as to each heat a different section of the substrate to generate an aerosol without burning. The method comprises sequentially generating aerosol from each different section of substrate, wherein during heating; (i) a section of substrate is heated to an aerosol-generation temperature; (ii) another section of substrate which is heated to an intermediate temperature which is below the aerosol-generation temperature but and approximately equal to or above the minimum operating temperature; (iii) at least one of the remaining sections of substrate are heated to a minimum operating temperature which is at least sufficient to prevent condensation of volatilized components on or in the vicinity of those sections; and wherein once aerosol has been generated from a section, (a) the temperature in that section is reduced from the aerosol-generation temperature to the minimum operating temperature, (b) the section previously heated to the intermediate temperature is heated to the aerosol-generation temperature, and (c) a further section is heated to the intermediate temperature.
Public/Granted literature
- US20210298358A1 AEROSOL GENERATION Public/Granted day:2021-09-30
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