Aerosol forming component
AssigneeBatmark Limited
InventorsHelmut Buchberger, Colin John Dickens, Rory Fraser
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Abstract
An aerosol forming component for volatilizing a liquid in an aerosol delivery device is disclosed. The aerosol forming component includes a first aerosol-forming member configured to be heated up to a first operating temperature and thereafter to a second higher operating temperature, and a second aerosol-forming member configured to be heated up to at least the first operating temperature as the first aerosol-forming member reaches the second higher operating temperature so that liquid volatilized from the two aerosol-forming members mix with one another.
Claims8
An aerosol forming component for volatilizing a liquid in an aerosol delivery device, comprising:
- a first aerosol-forming member controlled to be heated up to a first operating temperature and thereafter to a second higher operating temperature;
- and
- a second aerosol-forming member controlled separated from the first aerosol-forming member to be heated up to reach the first operating temperature substantially at the same time as the first aerosol-forming member reaches the second higher operating temperature so that liquid volatilized from the first aerosol-forming member mixes with liquid volatilized from the second aerosol-forming member, wherein the first aerosol-forming member is located upstream of the second aerosol-forming member with respect to a flow of air through the aerosol delivery device in use, wherein the first and second aerosol-forming members each comprise a heater element and a wick, and wherein the heater element and the wick of each of the first and second aerosol-forming members are arranged in a common surface;
- further comprising:
- a housing comprising an air inlet and an air outlet;
- an aerosol chamber in fluid communication with the air inlet and the air outlet;
- a power source to which the first and second aerosol forming members are electrically connected;
- and a controller for controlling activation of the first and second aerosol-forming members.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.