US2024423279A1PendingUtilityA1
Vaporization system for inhalable product
Est. expiryJun 22, 2043(~16.9 yrs left)· nominal 20-yr term from priority
Inventors:Rodrigo Escorcio Santos
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Abstract
A vaporization system for an inhalable product is disclosed. The vaporization system includes a reservoir configured to contain a starting material, a heating element configured to output heat to vaporize the starting material to provide an inhalable vapor, an outlet configured to discharge the inhalable vapor, and a conduit configured to direct the inhalable vapor from the outlet to an interior of a container.
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1 . A vaporization system for an inhalable product, comprising:
a reservoir configured to contain a starting material, a heating element configured to output heat to vaporize the starting material to provide an inhalable vapor; an outlet configured to discharge the inhalable vapor; and a conduit configured to direct the inhalable vapor from the outlet to an interior of a container.
2 . The vaporization system of claim 1 , comprising a power source configured to supply electrical power to the heating element, wherein the heating element is configured to use the electrical power to output heat that vaporizes the starting material contained within the reservoir.
3 . The vaporization system of claim 1 , comprising a valve configured to transition between a first position and a second position, wherein the valve is configured to enable flow of the inhalable vapor through the conduit in the first position, and the valve is configured to block flow of the inhalable vapor through the conduit in the second position.
4 . The vaporization system of claim 1 , comprising a nozzle, wherein the conduit extends into the nozzle, and the nozzle comprises an adjustable feature configured to control flow of the inhalable vapor through the nozzle via the conduit.
5 . The vaporization system of claim 4 , wherein the adjustable feature comprises a lever or a button.
6 . The vaporization system of claim 1 , comprising a cover, wherein the conduit is fluidly coupled to the cover, and the cover comprises an actuator configured to be actuated to control flow of the inhalable vapor through the cover via the conduit.
7 . The vaporization system of claim 1 , wherein the heating element and the reservoir are detachable from one another.
8 . A vaporization system for an inhalable product, comprising:
a tank comprising a heater, an outlet, and a reservoir configured to contain a liquid or solid, wherein the heater is configured to vaporize the liquid or solid contained within the reservoir to provide an inhalable vapor, and the outlet is configured to discharge the inhalable vapor from the tank; a power source configured to direct a current to the heater to cause the heater to vaporize the liquid or solid; and a conduit fluidly coupled to the outlet of the tank, wherein the conduit is configured to direct the inhalable vapor discharged from the outlet toward a container.
9 . The vaporization system of claim 8 , comprising an enclosure configured to enclose the tank.
10 . The vaporization system of claim 9 , wherein the enclosure is configured to interchangeably couple to a nozzle and a cover one at a time for directing the inhalable vapor toward the container via the conduit.
11 . The vaporization system of claim 10 , wherein the enclosure comprises a hole configured to fluidly couple to each of the nozzle or the cover one at a time for directing the inhalable vapor toward the container via the conduit.
12 . The vaporization system of claim 9 , comprising an additional tank positioned within the enclosure, wherein the additional tank comprises an additional heater, an additional outlet, and an additional reservoir configured to contain an additional liquid or additional solid, the additional heater is configured to vaporize the additional liquid or additional solid contained within the additional reservoir to provide an additional inhalable vapor, and the additional outlet is configured to discharge the additional inhalable vapor from the additional tank.
13 . The vaporization system of claim 12 , wherein the conduit or an additional conduit of the vaporization system is configured to direct the additional inhalable vapor discharged from the additional outlet toward the container.
14 . A vaporization system for an inhalable product, comprising:
a tank configured to contain a starting material, wherein the tank comprises an outlet; a power source configured to supply electrical power that causes vaporization of the starting material to form an inhalable vapor, wherein the outlet of the tank is configured to discharge the inhalable vapor; and a conduit configured to receive the inhalable vapor discharged from the outlet of the tank and direct the inhalable vapor toward an interior of a container.
15 . The vaporization system of claim 14 , comprising a heating element configured to receive the electrical power supplied by the power source and vaporize the starting material using the electrical power.
16 . The vaporization system of claim 15 , comprising a switch configured to transition between a first position and a second position, wherein the switch is configured to electrically couple the power source to the heating element in the first position, and the switch is configured to electrically decouple the power source from the heating element in the second position.
17 . The vaporization system of claim 16 , comprising an additional switch configured to transition between an additional first position and an additional second position, wherein the additional switch is configured to enable operation of the power source to supply electrical power in the additional first position, and the additional switch is configured to suspend operation of the power source to supply electrical power in the additional second position.
18 . The vaporization system of claim 14 , comprising an enclosure and a nozzle or cover coupled to the enclosure, wherein the tank is positionable within an interior of the enclosure, and the nozzle or cover is configured to direct the inhalable vapor from the conduit toward the interior of the container.
19 . The vaporization system of claim 18 , wherein the nozzle or cover comprises an additional outlet fluidly coupled to the conduit.
20 . The vaporization system of claim 18 , wherein the enclosure comprises an aperture configured to receive a protrusion of the cover to couple the enclosure to the cover.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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