Delivery system
OwnerTom WOODMANinventor
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Abstract
There is provided an article for use with an electrically operated non-combustible aerosol delivery system, the article comprising a generally planar aerosol generating component suspended within an aerosol generating chamber, the aerosol generating component having a portion configured to vaporize aerosolizable material at a higher rate than other portions of the aerosol generating component, wherein said chamber has an air inlet and one or more air outlets which define a flow path therebetween, the flow path being arranged to track said portion of the aerosol generating component configured to vaporize aerosolizable material at a higher rate than other portions of the aerosol generating component.
Claims24
An article for use with an electrically operated non-combustible aerosol delivery system, the article comprising a generally planar aerosol generating component suspended within an aerosol generating chamber, the aerosol generating component having a portion configured to vaporize aerosolizable material at a higher rate than other portions of the aerosol generating component, wherein said chamber has an air inlet and one or more air outlets which define a flow path therebetween, the flow path being arranged to track said portion of the aerosol generating component configured to vaporize aerosolizable material at a higher rate than other portions of the aerosol generating component.
A non-combustible aerosol provision system, comprising an article and a device comprising a power source and a control unit, the article comprising:
- a generally planar aerosol generating component suspended within an aerosol generating chamber, the aerosol generating component having a portion configured to vaporize aerosolizable material at a higher rate than other portions of the aerosol generating component, wherein said chamber has an air inlet and one or more air outlets which define a flow path therebetween, the flow path being arranged to track said portion of the aerosol generating component configured to vaporize aerosolizable material at a higher rate than other portions of the aerosol generating component.
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