Magnetic Induction Heating Body for Aerosol Devices
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Solution Overview
Problem
Conventional electronic vaporizers face complex installation and pollution issues due to direct electrical connection of heating wires, making them difficult to clean and replace.
Innovation Solution
A detachable heating body with a magnetic induction heating element, housed in an aerosol-generation device, which generates heat through an alternating magnetic field, eliminating the need for a conductive circuit and allowing for easy substrate placement and cleaning.
Engineering Contradictions & Design Principles
Engineering Contradiction Analysis
1Productivity
If a heating wire is used for direct heating and vaporization, then heating efficiency is improved, but the heating component becomes difficult to clean and replace due to direct contact with the aerosol-generation substrate
Solution Approach 1:
The heating component is divided into separate functional parts: the heating wire remains in the heating body, while the aerosol-generation substrate is separated in a removable container. This segmentation allows the heating wire to maintain direct heating efficiency while the substrate container can be easily removed for cleaning or replacement without disassembling the heating component itself.
Solution Approach 2:
The aerosol-generation substrate is extracted from direct contact with the heating wire and placed in a separate removable container. This extraction solves the pollution and cleaning difficulty by allowing the substrate to be taken out and replaced independently, while the heating wire remains in its cleaning-resistant position within the heating body.
2Reliability
If the heating component is electrically connected to the main body through a wire, then electrical connection is established, but installation complexity increases
Solution Approach 1:
The electrical connection system is replaced with a magnetic field-based heating system. Instead of using wired electrical connections between the heating component and main body, the invention uses a magnetic induction heating element that generates heat through magnetic field induction, eliminating the need for complex wire connections and simplifying installation while maintaining reliable energy transmission.
3Productivity
If the heating wire is in direct and close contact with the aerosol-generation substrate, then heating efficiency is improved, but the heating wire becomes easily polluted
Solution Approach 1:
The system is segmented into a heating body containing the heating wire and a separate container holding the aerosol-generation substrate. The heating body can be positioned close to the substrate for efficient heating while the substrate remains in a removable container that can be easily cleaned or replaced, preventing pollution of the heating wire.
Solution Approach 2:
The aerosol-generation substrate is extracted into a separate removable container, allowing it to be positioned close to the heating wire for efficient heating while preventing direct contamination of the heating wire. The substrate container can be removed and cleaned separately, eliminating the pollution problem.
Applied Scientific Principles
This section explains which scientific principles are used to turn an abstract innovation direction into a practical engineering solution.
Function Achieved in This Case
The solution enables convenient replacement and cleaning of the heating body, facilitating its use as disposable or reusable consumables while maintaining efficient aerosol generation.
Implementation Method 1
the heating element is configured to generate an eddy current in an alternating magnetic field to generate heat
Implementation Method 2
the heating element is configured to generate an eddy current in an alternating magnetic field to generate heat
Implementation Method 3
a first thermal conductive layer, and a second thermal conductive layer in sequence from the center to the outside
Data Source
AI summary
A heating body detachably disposed in a aerosol-generation device is disclosed. The heating body includes a housing and a heating element. The housing is configured to accommodate an aerosol-generation substrate and includes an air inlet hole and an air outlet hole. The heating element is disposed in the housing and configured to generate heat through an eddy current in an alternating magnetic field. The aerosol-generation substrate generates an aerosol in response to the heat from the heating element.


