[0001] The disclosure relates to the field of electronic cigarettes, and more particularly,
to a smoke generation and filtration device, and a hookah comprising the same.
[0002] A conventional hookah includes a smoke generation and filtration device. The smoke
generation and filtration device typically includes a heating component and a smoke
filtration component. The smoke filtration component is configured to filter out the
toxins from the smoke. The heating component heats the tobacco material to generate
smoke. The smoke is then passed through the smoke filtration component, discharged
to a contact part, and ultimately inhaled by users.
[0003] In the conventional smoke generation and filtration devices, the heating component
are usually located on the side or top of the smoke filtration component, resulting
in excessive lateral dimensions of the smoke generation and filtration device. This
is inconvenient for users in holding the smoke generation and filtering component
while smoking. Moreover, the smoke enters the smoke filtration device from the side
or top, leading to insufficient dissolution of harmful substances in the water.
[0004] Furthermore, the conventional hookahs are typically integrally formed, making it
difficult to clean the smoke generation and filtration device. During smoking, the
smoke generation and filtration device cannot be detached from the main body of the
hookah, resulting in inconvenience in terms of usability and portability. Moreover,
replacing individual components is also inconvenient.
[0005] To solve the aforesaid problems, the first objective of the disclosure is to provide
a smoke generation and filtration device, to solve the technical problems of inconvenient
handheld state and poor effectiveness in dissolving harmful substances in water of
existing smoke generation and filtration devices.
[0006] A second objective of the disclosure is to provide a hookah.
[0007] The smoke generation and filtration device comprises:
a heating component, configured to heat the tobacco material to generate smoke;
a smoke filtration component, configured to filter toxins out from the generated smoke
that passes through the water; the smoke filtration component comprises a first end
and a second end opposite to the first end; the heating component is detachably connected
to the first end, and the second end comprises a contact part through which a user
inhales the smoke.
[0008] In a class of this embodiment, the smoke filtration component comprises a smoke filtration
chamber, a first smoke guide channel, and a second smoke guide channel;
one end of the first smoke guide channel is connected to the heating component, and
the other end of the first smoke guide channel is connected to the smoke filtration
chamber; and
one end of the second smoke guide channel is connected to the smoke filtration chamber,
and the other end of the second smoke guide channel is connected to the contact part.
[0009] In a class of this embodiment, the first smoke guide channel comprises a first smoke
inlet channel and a reflux channel;
the reflux channel is disposed between and connected to both the first smoke inlet
channel and the smoke filtration chamber; the first smoke inlet channel is connected
to the heating component; the first smoke inlet channel, the reflux channel, and the
smoke filtration chamber are sequentially disposed from inside to outside in the smoke
filtration component; and
the generated smoke flows out of the heating component, passes through the first smoke
inlet channel and the reflux channel, sequentially, and enters the smoke filtration
chamber for smoke filtration.
[0010] In a class of this embodiment, the smoke filtration component comprises an outer
tube and an isolation plate; the isolation plate comprises a first communication hole;
and
the isolation plate is radially connected to the inner wall of the outer tube, to
separate the inner cavity of the outer tube into a first cavity and a second cavity;
the heating component is disposed inside the first cavity and extends out of the first
cavity; the smoke filtration chamber, the first smoke guide channel, and the second
smoke guide channel are disposed in the second cavity; and the heating component is
connected to the first smoke guide channel via the first communication hole.
[0011] In a class of this embodiment, the smoke filtration component comprises glass, quartz
or crystal.
[0012] In a class of this embodiment, the heating component comprises a second smoke inlet
channel connected to the smoke filtration component; the generated smoke flows through
the second smoke inlet channel and enters the smoke filtration component.
[0013] In a class of this embodiment, the heating component comprises a heating body and
a metal heating unit;
the heating body comprises a first smoke guiding chamber and a second communication
hole; the first smoke guiding chamber is connected to the external environment via
the second communication hole; and the first smoke guiding chamber communicates with
the second smoke inlet channel;
the metal heating unit is disposed around the heating body; or, the heating body further
comprises a sidewall enclosing the first smoke guiding chamber, and the metal heating
unit is embedded in the sidewall.
[0014] In a class of this embodiment, the heating body comprises a connecting portion and
a heating portion connected to the connecting portion; and
the connecting portion is detachably connected to the first end of the smoke filtration
component; the heating portion extends outward from the connecting portion and is
away from the second end of the smoke filtration component; the heating portion is
disposed in an induction coil disposed outside the smoke generation and filtration
device; and both the metal heating unit and the second communication hole are disposed
on the heating portion.
[0015] In a class of this embodiment, the heating body comprises glass, quartz, agate, or
crystal.
[0016] In a class of this embodiment, the heating component comprises a connecting pipe
and a metal container for holding the tobacco material; the metal container is detachably
connected to the connecting pipe and is disposed inside the induction coil; the induction
coil is independent from the smoke generation and filtration device; and
the connecting pipe comprises an inner cavity communicating with the second smoke
inlet channel; the metal container comprises a third communication hole; and the inner
cavity of the connecting pipe communicates with the external environment via the third
communication hole.
[0017] In a class of this embodiment, the heating component comprises a metal heating body;
the metal heating body comprises a second smoke guiding chamber and a fourth communication
hole; the second smoke guiding chamber communicates with the external environment
via the fourth communication hole; and the second smoke guiding chamber communicates
with the second smoke inlet channel;
one end of the metal heating body is detachably connected to the first end of the
smoke filtration component, and the other end of the metal heating body is disposed
in the induction coil; the induction coil is independent from the smoke generation
and filtration device; and the fourth communication hole is disposed at the other
end of the metal heating body.
[0018] In a class of this embodiment, the one end of the metal heating body is closer to
the smoke filtration component and comprises a notch for shielding electromagnetic
interference; the heating component further comprises a ceramic insulating member
with a hollow cavity; the ceramic insulating member is disposed in the second smoke
guiding chamber; the second smoke guiding chamber comprises a chamber wall, and the
ceramic insulating member is attached to the chamber wall to prevent the smoke from
escaping through the notch.
[0019] In a class of this embodiment, the smoke generation and filtration device further
comprises a connecting member disposed between the smoke filtration component and
the heating component.
[0020] The second objective of the disclosure is to provide a hookah.
[0021] The hookah comprises:
the smoke generation and filtration device, and;
a heater;
the smoke generation and filtration device is detachably disposed in the heater; and
the heater is configured to heat the heating component.
[0022] In a class of this embodiment, the heater comprises:
a housing, comprising a first chamber and a second chamber;
a power supply, disposed in the first chamber; and
the induction coil, electrically connected to the power supply and disposed in the
second chamber;
the smoke generation and filtration device is disposed inside the second chamber,
and the induction coil is disposed around the heating component.
[0023] In the disclosed smoke generation and filtration device and the hookah, the smoke
filtration component comprises the first end and the second end opposite to the first
end; the heating component is detachably connected to the first end, and the second
end functions as the contact part through which a user inhales the smoke. The heating
component and the contact part are disposed at both ends of the smoke filtration component,
enabling users to comfortably hold and smoke. The generated smoke flows through the
first end and encounters the water in the smoke filtration component, allowing harmful
substances to dissolve in the water. The heating component is detachably connected
to the smoke filtration component, enabling convenient and separate cleaning of each
component after a period of use.
[0024] To provide a clearer explanation of the embodiments of the disclosure or the technical
solutions in the prior art, a brief introduction will be given to the accompanying
drawings associated with the embodiments. It is evident that the accompanying drawings
in the following description are only some examples of the disclosure. For ordinary
skill in the art, other accompanying drawings can be obtained based on the structures
shown in these drawings without any creative effort.
FIG. 1 is an exploded view of a smoke generation and filtration device according to Example
1 of the disclosure;
FIG. 2 is a cross sectional view of a smoke generation and filtration device according to
Example 1 of the disclosure;
FIG. 3 is a cross sectional view of a smoke filtration component according to Example 1 of the disclosure;
FIG. 4 is an exploded view of a heating component according to Example 1 of the disclosure;
FIG. 5 is a cross sectional view of a heating component according to Example 1 of the disclosure;
FIG. 6 is a perspective view of a hookah according to Example 1 of the disclosure;
FIG. 7 is a cross sectional view of a hookah according to Example 1 of the disclosure;
FIG. 8 is a cross sectional view of a heating component according to Example 2 of the disclosure;
FIG. 9 is a cross sectional view of a smoke generation and filtration device according to
Example 2 of the disclosure;
FIG. 10 is a cross sectional view of another smoke generation and filtration device according
to Example 2 of the disclosure;
FIG. 11 is a cross sectional view of a heating component according to Example 3 of the disclosure;
FIG. 12 is a cross sectional view of a smoke generation and filtration device according to
Example 3 of the disclosure;
FIG. 13 is an exploded view of a heating component according to Example 4 of the disclosure;
FIG. 14 is a cross sectional view of a heating component according to Example 4 of the disclosure;
FIG. 15 is a cross sectional view of a smoke generation and filtration device according to
Example 4 of the disclosure;
FIG. 16 is a perspective view of a hookah according to Example 4 of the disclosure;
FIG. 17 is a cross sectional view of a hookah according to Example 4 of the disclosure; and
FIG. 18 is a perspective view of a heater according to Example 4 of the disclosure.
[0025] In the drawings, the following reference numbers are used:
1000. Hookah;
100. Smoke generation and filtration device;
10. Heating component;
11. Second smoke inlet channel;
12. Heating body;
121. First smoke guiding chamber;
122. Second communication hole;
123. Installation groove;
124. Connecting portion;
125. Heating portion;
13. Metal heating unit;
14. Connecting pipe;
15. Metal container;
151. Third communication hole;
16. Metal heating body;
161. Second smoke guiding chamber;
162. Fourth communication hole;
163. Notch;
17. Ceramic insulating member;
20. Smoke filtration component;
211. First end;
212. Second end;
213. Contact part;
221. Smoke filtration chamber;
222. First smoke guide channel;
2221. First smoke inlet channel;
2222. Reflux channel;
223. Second smoke guide channel;
231. Outer tube;
2311. First cavity;
2312. Second cavity;
232. Isolation plate;
2321. First communication hole;
233. Inner tube;
234. Reflux tube;
2341. First passage hole;
235. Closure plate;
236. First smoke outlet tube;
237. Mouthpiece;
2371. Main body;
2372. Second smoke outlet tube;
238. Third smoke outlet tube;
2381. Second passage hole;
30. Connecting member;
41. First seal member;
42. Second seal member;
200. Heater;
201. Housing;
2011. First chamber;
2012. Second chamber;
202. Power supply; and
203. Induction coil.
[0026] To further illustrate the disclosure, embodiments detailing a smoke generation and
filtration device and a hookah of the disclosure are described below. It should be
noted that the following embodiments are intended to describe and not to limit the
disclosure.
[0027] It should be noted that all directional indications (such as up, down, left, right,
front, rear...) in the embodiments of the disclosure are only used to explain the
relative position relationship, motion situation, etc. between components in a specific
posture. If the specific posture changes, the directional indication also changes
accordingly.
[0028] It should also be noted that when a component is referred to as "fixed to" or "disposed
on" another component, it can be directly on the other component or there may be a
centering component at the same time. When a component is referred to as "connecting"
to another component, it can be directly connected to another component or there may
be both centering components present.
[0029] In addition, the description of "first", "second", etc. in the disclosure is only
for descriptive purposes and cannot be understood as indicating or implying their
relative importance or implying the number of indicated technical features. Therefore,
features limited to "first" and "second" can explicitly or implicitly include at least
one of these features. In addition, the technical solutions between various embodiments
can be combined with each other, but must be based on the ability of ordinary technical
personnel in the art to achieve them. When the combination of technical solutions
conflicts or cannot be achieved, it should be considered that the combination of such
technical solutions does not exist and is not within the scope of protection required
by the disclosure.
[0030] The dashed lines with arrows in the figures indicate the direction of smoke flow.
Example 1
[0031] Referring to FIGS.
1 and
2, the disclosure provides a smoke generation and filtration device
100. The smoke generation and filtration device comprises a heating component
10 and a smoke filtration component
20. Water is added to the smoke filtration component
20. The heating component
10 heats the tobacco material to generate smoke. The smoke is then passed through the
smoke filtration component
20, so that the toxins are filtered out from the smoke that passes through the water.
The smoke filtration component
20 comprises a first end
211 and a second end
212 opposite to the first end. The heating component
10 is detachably connected to the first end
211, and the second end
212 comprises a contact part
213 through which a user inhales the smoke.
[0032] Specifically, the heating component
10 and the contact part
213 are disposed at both ends of the smoke filtration component
20. In use, the contact part
213 and the heating component
10 are respectively disposed at the upper and lower ends of the smoke filtration component
20, enabling users to comfortably hold and smoke. The generated smoke flows through
the lower end of the smoke filtration component
20 and encounters the water in the smoke filtration component
20, allowing harmful substances to dissolve in the water. Therefore, the water effectively
filters out the toxins from the smoke. Additionally, the heating component
10 is detachably connected to the smoke filtration component
20, enabling convenient and separate cleaning of each component after a period of use.
[0033] Referring to FIGS.
2 and
3, the smoke filtration component
20 comprises a smoke filtration chamber
221, a first smoke guide channel
222, and a second smoke guide channel
223. One end of the first smoke guide channel
222 is connected to the heating component
10, and the other end of the first smoke guide channel
222 is connected to the smoke filtration chamber
221. Similarly, one end of the second smoke guide channel
223 is connected to the smoke filtration chamber
221, and the other end of the second smoke guide channel
223 is connected to the contact part
213. In use, the heating component
10 heats the tobacco material to generate smoke. The generated smoke flows out of the
heating component
10, passes through the first smoke guide channel
222, and enters the smoke filtration chamber
221 for smoke filtration. Then the smoke enters the second smoke guide channel
223 and is finally released from the contact part
213 for user inhalation.
[0034] Referring to FIGS.
2 and
3, the first smoke guide channel
222 comprises a first smoke inlet channel
2221 and a reflux channel
2222. The reflux channel
2222 is disposed between and connected to both the first smoke inlet channel
2221 and the smoke filtration chamber
221. The first smoke inlet channel
2221 is connected to the heating component
10. The first smoke inlet channel
2221, the reflux channel
2222, and the smoke filtration chamber
221 are sequentially disposed from inside to outside in the smoke filtration component,
with the innermost layer being the first smoke inlet channel
2221. The generated smoke flows out of the heating component
10, passes through the first smoke inlet channel
2221 and the reflux channel
2222, sequentially, and enters the smoke filtration chamber
221 for smoke filtration.
[0035] Referring to FIGS.
2 and
3, the smoke filtration component
20 comprises an outer tube
231 and an isolation plate
232. The isolation plate
232 comprises a first communication hole
2321. The isolation plate
232 is radially connected to the inner wall of the outer tube
231, so as to separate the inner cavity of the outer tube
231 into a first cavity
2311 and a second cavity
2312. The heating component
10 is disposed inside the first cavity
2311 and extends out of the first cavity
2311. The smoke filtration chamber
221, the first smoke guide channel
222, and the second smoke guide channel
223 are disposed in the second cavity
2312. The heating component
10 is connected to the first smoke guide channel
222 via the first communication hole
2321. In use, the first cavity
2311 is disposed at the lower end of the outer tube
231, and the second cavity
2312 is disposed at the upper end of the outer tube
231, so that the heating component
10 is disposed inside the lower end of the outer tube
231. The second smoke guide channel
223 is disposed in the second cavity
2312 and is connected to the contact part
213, so that the contact part
213 is disposed at the upper end of the outer tube
231.
[0036] Referring to FIG.
3, the smoke filtration component
20 further comprises an inner tube
233 and a reflux tube
234. The reflux tube
234 is disposed around the inner tube
233. Both the inner tube
233 and the reflux tube
234 are disposed in the outer tube
231. The reflux tube
234 is disposed between the inner tube
233 and the outer tube
231. One end of the reflux tube
234 and one end of the inner tube
233 are both connected to the isolation plate
232. The other end of the reflux tube
234 is connected to a closure plate
235. A gap is formed between the other end of the reflux tube
234 and the other end of the inner tube
233. The inner cavity of the inner tube
233 functions as the first smoke inlet channel
2221 and communicates with the first communication hole
2321. The gap between the inner tube
233 and the reflux tube
234 functions as the reflux channel
2222. The one end of the reflux tube
234 is near the isolation plate
232 and comprises a through hole functioning as a first passage hole
2341. The reflux channel
2222 is connected to the smoke filtration chamber
221 via the first passage hole
2341.
[0037] Referring to FIGS.
2 and
3, the smoke filtration component
20 further comprises a first smoke outlet tube
236 having a smaller diameter than the outer diameter of the outer tube
231. The first smoke outlet tube
236 is disposed in the second cavity
2312. One end of the first smoke outlet tube
236 is connected to the inner wall of the outer tube
231, and the other end of the first smoke outlet tube
236 extends towards the first cavity
2311 and is spaced apart from the closure plate
235. The inner cavity of the first smoke outlet tube
236 functions as the second smoke guide channel
223. One end of the outer tube
231 is away from the heating component
10 and functions as the contact part
213.
[0038] In an alternative preferred embodiment, the smoke filtration component
20 comprises glass, allowing for observation of the water level in the smoke filtration
chamber
221; as the generated smoke passes through the smoke filtration component
20, no odors are produced, because glass is an environmentally friendly material and
easy to clean. In an alternative embodiment, the smoke filtration component
20 comprises quartz or crystal.
[0039] Referring to FIG.
2, the heating component
10 comprises a second smoke inlet channel
11 connected to the smoke filtration component
20. The generated smoke flows through the second smoke inlet channel
11 and enters the smoke filtration component
20. In use, the second smoke inlet channel
11 is connected to the first smoke inlet channel
2221 through the first communication hole
2321.
[0040] Refer to FIGS.
2,
4 and
5, the heating component
10 comprises a heating body
12 and a metal heating unit
13. The heating body
12 comprises a first smoke guiding chamber
121 and a second communication hole
122. The first smoke guiding chamber
121 is connected to the external environment via the second communication hole
122. The first smoke guiding chamber
121 communicates with the second smoke inlet channel
11. The metal heating unit
13 is disposed around the heating body
12. When the heating component
10 is disposed in an induction coil, the induction coil is independent from the smoke
generation and filtration device
100. The metal heating unit
13 heats up through the magnetic induction in the magnetic field generated by the induction
coil. In use, the metal heating unit
13 comprises stainless steel, which is easy to shape, cost-effective, and has excellent
heating efficiency.
[0041] In an alternative preferred embodiment, the outer surface of the heating body
12 is concave, forming an installation groove
123. The metal heating unit
13 is disposed in the installation groove
123, ensuring a smoother outer surface of the heating component
10.
[0042] Referring to FIGS.
2 and
5, the heating body
12 comprises a connecting portion
124 and a heating portion
125 connected to the connecting portion
124. The connecting portion
124 is detachably connected to the first end
211 of the smoke filtration component
20. The heating portion
125 extends outward from the connecting portion
124 and is away from the second end
212 of the smoke filtration component
20. The heating portion
125 is disposed in the induction coil. The induction coil is independent from the smoke
generation and filtration device
100. Both the metal heating unit
13 and the second communication hole
122 are disposed on the heating portion
125. In use, the connecting portion
124 is disposed inside the first cavity
2311 and connected to the isolation plate
232; and the heating portion
125 extends outside the first cavity
2311, facilitating its placement within the induction coil.
[0043] In use, the heating component
10 is powered to produce heat and is inserted into the tobacco material. The tobacco
material is then heated to generate smoke. The smoke passes through the second communication
hole
122, the second smoke inlet channel
11, the first communication hole
2321, the first smoke inlet channel
2221, the reflux channel
2222 and the smoke filtration chamber
221, sequentially, and then flows through the second smoke guide channel
223, ultimately reaching the contact part
213 for the user to inhale.
[0044] In an alternative preferred embodiment, the heating body
12 comprises glass and thus is resistant to high temperatures. As the generated smoke
passes through the heating body
12, no odors are produced, because glass is an environmentally friendly material and
easy to clean. In an alternative embodiment, the heating body
12 comprises quartz, agate, or crystal.
[0045] Referring to FIGS.
1 and
2, the smoke generation and filtration device
100 further comprises a connecting member
30 disposed between the smoke filtration component
20 and the heating component
10. In this example, the smoke generation and filtration device
100 further comprises a first seal member
41 and a second seal member
42. The first seal member
41 is disposed between the outer tube
231 and the connecting member
30, and the second seal member
42 is disposed between the heating component
10 and the connecting member
30.
[0046] Referring to FIGS.
2,
6, and
7, the disclosure further provides a hookah
1000. The hookah comprises the smoke generation and filtration device
100 and a heater
200. The smoke generation and filtration device
100 is detachably disposed in the heater
200. The heater is used to heat the heating component
10. The smoke generation and filtration device
100 provides convenience for users to hold, smoke, clean, and effectively dissolve harmful
substances in the water. Additionally, in the hookah
1000, the smoke generation and filtration device
100 is detachably disposed in the heater
200, allowing for easy removal from the heater
200. While smoking, only the smoke generation and filtration device
100 is held for inhalation, resulting in a lightweight, easy to handle, and convenient
portable experience. Furthermore, a malfunctioned smoke generation and filtration
device
100 can be replaced without the need to replace the entire hookah
1000.
[0047] Referring to FIGS.
2,
6, and
7, the heater
200 comprises a housing
201, a power supply
202, and the induction coil
203. The housing
201 comprises a first chamber
2011 and a second chamber
2012. The power supply
202 is disposed in the first chamber
2011, and the induction coil
203 is electrically connected to the power supply
202 and disposed in the second chamber
2012. The smoke generation and filtration device
100 is disposed inside the second chamber
2012, and the induction coil
203 is disposed around the heating component
10.
[0048] In use, the power supply
202 supplies power to the induction coil
203. The heating component
10 heats up through the magnetic induction in the magnetic field generated by the induction
coil
203. The smoke generation and filtration device
100 is removed from the second chamber
2012 and inserted into the tobacco material. The tobacco material is heated to produce
smoke. During smoking, the smoke passes through the second communication hole
122, the second smoke inlet channel
11, the first smoke inlet channel
2221, the reflux channel
2222 and the smoke filtration chamber
221, sequentially, and then flows through the second smoke guide channel
223, ultimately reaching the contact part
213 for the user to inhale.
[0049] In the example, the power supply
202 is detachably disposed in the first chamber
2011, allowing for easy replacement when the battery is depleted.
Example 2
[0050] A second example of the smoke generation and filtration device is illustrated in
FIGS.
5 and
8. It is similar to Example
1, except for the following specific differences: and in Example
1, the metal heating unit
13 is disposed around the heating body
12; in this example, the heating body
12 further comprises a sidewall enclosing the first smoke guiding chamber
121; the metal heating unit
13 is embedded in the sidewall.
[0051] Referring to FIGS.
8 and
9, in this example, the heating component
10 comprises the heating body
12 and the metal heating unit
13. The metal heating unit
13 is disposed in the cavity wall of the heating body
12, forming the first smoke guiding chamber
121. Specifically, the heating body
12 is a tubular structure comprising an upper through hole and a lower through hole.
The first smoke guiding chamber
121 communicates with the first communication hole
2321 via the upper through hole, and the lower through hole functions as the second communication
hole
122. Additionally, referring to FIG.
10, the heating body
12 is a hollow cylindrical structure comprising a bottom wall. The second communication
hole
122 is disposed on the bottom wall of the heating body
12.
[0052] Referring to FIG.
9, the contact part
213 in the example is different from Example
1. Specifically, the smoke filtration component
20 further comprises a mouthpiece
237 disposed at one end of the outer tube
231 and away from the heating component
10. The mouthpiece
237 comprises a main body
2371 and a second smoke outlet tube
2372. The main body
2371 is connected to the wall of the outer tube
231. The second smoke outlet tube
2372 extends from the main body
2371 into the second cavity
2312 and is spaced apart from the closure plate
235. The inner cavity of the second smoke outlet tube
2372 functions as the second smoke guide channel
223. The main body
2371 functions as the contact part
213.
[0053] In addition to the above differences, the smoke generation and filtration device
100, water pipe
1000, and their associated components provided in this embodiment can be optimized based
on Embodiment
1.
Example 3
[0054] A third example of the smoke generation and filtration device is illustrated in FIGS.
8 and
11. It is similar to Example
2, except for the following specific differences: in Example
2, the heating component
10 comprises a heating body
12 and a metal heating element
13; and in this example, the heating component
10 comprises a connecting pipe
14 and a metal container
15 for holding the tobacco material.
[0055] Referring to FIGS.
11 and
12, the metal container
15 is detachably connected to the connecting pipe
14 and is disposed inside the induction coil
203. The inner cavity of the connecting pipe
14 communicates with the second smoke inlet channel
11. The metal container
15 comprises a third communication hole
151. The inner cavity of the connecting pipe
14 communicates with the external environment via the third communication hole
151.
[0056] In use, the power supply
202 provides power to the induction coil
203, causing the metal container
15 to heat up through the magnetic induction in the magnetic field generated by the
induction coil
203. The smoke generation and filtration device
100 is removed from the second chamber
2012, and the tobacco material is heated by the metal container
15 to generate smoke. During smoking, the smoke passes through the third communication
hole
151, the second smoke inlet channel
11, the first smoke inlet channel
2221, the reflux channel
2222 and the smoke filtration chamber
221, sequentially, and then flows through the second smoke guide channel
223, ultimately reaching the contact part
213 for the user to inhale.
[0057] In addition to the above differences, the smoke generation and filtration device
100, the hookah
1000, and the components described herein can be further improved by referring to Examples
1 and
2.
Example 4
[0058] A fourth example of the smoke generation and filtration device is illustrated and
similar to Examples
1-3, except for the following specific differences: in this example, the heating component
10 comprises a metal heating body
16.
[0059] Referring to FIGS.
13-15, the metal heating body
16 comprises a second smoke guiding chamber
161 and a fourth communication hole
162. The second smoke guiding chamber
161 communicates with the external environment via the fourth communication hole
162. The second smoke guiding chamber
161 communicates with the second smoke inlet channel
11. One end of the metal heating body
16 is detachably connected to the first end
211 of the smoke filtration component
20, and the other end of the metal heating body
16 is disposed in the induction coil
203. The induction coil
203 is independent from the smoke generation and filtration device. The fourth communication
hole
162 is disposed at the other end of the metal heating body
16.
[0060] In FIGS.
13-15, the one end of the metal heating body
16 is closer to the smoke filtration component
20 and comprises a notch
163 for shielding electromagnetic interference. The heating component
10 further comprises a ceramic insulating member
17 with a hollow cavity. The ceramic insulating member
17 is disposed in the second smoke guiding chamber
161. The second smoke guiding chamber
161 comprises a chamber wall, and the ceramic insulating member
17 is attached to the chamber wall to prevent the smoke from escaping through the notch
163.
[0061] Additionally, in this example, the contact part
213 is different from that in Examples
1 to
3. Referring to FIG.
15, the smoke filtration component
20 comprises a third smoke outlet tube
238 having a smaller diameter than the outer diameter of the outer tube
231. One end of the third smoke outlet tube
238 is connected to the closure plate
235, and the other end of the third smoke outlet tube
238 extends outside the second cavity
2312. The one end of the third smoke outlet tube
238 is enclosed by a sidewall comprising a second passage hole
2381. The inner cavity of the third smoke outlet tube
238 functions as the second smoke guide channel
223. The smoke filtration chamber
221 communicates with the second smoke guide channel
223 via the second passage hole
2381. The third smoke outlet tube
238 comprises a section extending outside the second cavity
2312, and the section functions as the contact part
213.
[0062] Referring to FIGS.
7,
16 to
18, in the hookah
1000, the smoke generation and filtration device
100 is disposed in the second chamber
2012 and extends outside the second chamber
2012. In Example
1, the smoke generation and filtration device
100 is completely disposed in the second chamber
2012.
[0063] In addition to the above differences, the smoke generation and filtration device
100, the hookah
1000, and the components described herein can be further improved by referring to Examples
1-3.
[0064] It will be obvious to those skilled in the art that changes and modifications may
be made, and therefore, the aim in the appended claims is to cover all such changes
and modifications.