Device for Aerosol Generation from Solid

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The invention describes a device designed to generate an aerosol from solid particles. This device features a container for the solid material, a supply mechanism to transfer the material to a rotatable brush, and a gas supply that directs gas into the brush at a specific angle. This arrangement helps consistently produce high-quality aerosols from solid substances.

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• Medical inhalers that require precise aerosolization of powdered medications
• Perfume or fragrance dispensers that use solid scent carriers
• Industrial applications for the uniform dispersion of powdered chemicals
• Devices for air purification using solid or powdered agents
• Food industry systems for delivering powdered flavorings or additives as aerosols

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• Enables consistent and high-quality aerosol generation from solid substances
• Allows precise dosing and dispersion of solid particles into aerosols
• Reduces waste by efficiently directing both solid and gas flows
• Flexible design suitable for various fields such as medical, industrial, or consumer products
• Improved reliability and durability due to the controlled particle and gas interaction

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Patent Abstract

The invention relates to a device for generating an aerosol from solid material. It is the object of the invention to provide a device for generating an aerosol from solid particles with which good quality of the aerosol can be achieved on a lasting basis. To solve this object, a device for generating an aerosol from solid particles comprises a solid container and a feed device for feeding solid material from the solid container to a movable, preferably rotatable, brush. A gas supply is present which is directed at its outlet opening in such a way that it directs gas into the brush. This is achieved in particular in that the gas supply is directed in the region of its outlet opening in such a way that it encloses an angle of 20° to 90° with the surface of the brush.