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Aerosol delivery article

Patent 5099861 Issued on March 31, 1992. Estimated Expiration Date: Icon_subject February 27, 2010. Estimated Expiration Date is calculated based on simple USPTO term provisions. It does not account for terminal disclaimers, term adjustments, failure to pay maintenance fees, or other factors which might affect the term of a patent.

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Assignee

Application

No. 486025 filed on 02/27/1990

US Classes:

131/194, Heat exchanging and/or insulating131/195, Cooling air passages131/359, Tobacco substitute, i.e., nontobacco131/360Cigar or cigarette

Examiners

Primary: Millin, V.

Foreign Patent References

  • 0117355 EP. 05/12/1984
  • 0236992 EP. 09/12/1987
  • 0271036 EP. 06/12/1988
  • 0305788 EP. 03/12/1989
  • 0352106 EP. 01/12/1990
  • 0352108 EP. 01/12/1990
  • 0352109 EP. 01/12/1990
  • 0354661 EP. 02/12/1990
  • 2057421 FR. 04/12/1971
  • 2057422 FR. 04/12/1971

International Classes

A24D 001/18
A24B 015/16
A24B 015/18

Abstract

An aerosol delivery article includes a longitudinally segmented combustible fuel element, and a substrate carrying flavor or a drug positioned physically separate from the fuel element. The fuel element is composed of a carbonaceous material and is extruded in such a manner that when positioned within the article, its extrusion axis is perpendicular to the longitudinal axis of the article. The fuel element is segmented longitudinally and includes a burning segment at one end, a base segment at the opposite end, and an isolation segment between the burning and base segments. A metal cartridge is radially spaced from the longitudinal outer periphery of the burning segment of the fuel element. A retaining member grasps the base segment of the fuel element and holds the fuel element securely in place within the article.

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