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WO2004064548A1
WO2004064548A1 PCT/IL2003/001121 IL0301121W WO2004064548A1 WO 2004064548 A1 WO2004064548 A1 WO 2004064548A1 IL 0301121 W IL0301121 W IL 0301121W WO 2004064548 A1 WO2004064548 A1 WO 2004064548A1
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    • A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
    • A24—TOBACCO; CIGARS; CIGARETTES; SIMULATED SMOKING DEVICES; SMOKERS' REQUISITES
    • A24F—SMOKERS' REQUISITES; MATCH BOXES; SIMULATED SMOKING DEVICES
    • A24F1/00—Tobacco pipes
    • A24F1/30—Hookahs
    • A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
    • A24—TOBACCO; CIGARS; CIGARETTES; SIMULATED SMOKING DEVICES; SMOKERS' REQUISITES
    • A24F—SMOKERS' REQUISITES; MATCH BOXES; SIMULATED SMOKING DEVICES
    • A24F1/00—Tobacco pipes
    • A24F1/02—Tobacco pipes with arrangements for cleaning or cooling the smoke
    • A24F1/04—Tobacco pipes with arrangements for cleaning or cooling the smoke with smoke chamber or slobber traps
    • A24F1/12—Tobacco pipes with arrangements for cleaning or cooling the smoke with smoke chamber or slobber traps outside the pipe
    • A24F1/14—Tobacco pipes with arrangements for cleaning or cooling the smoke with smoke chamber or slobber traps outside the pipe with liquid-container

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  • the present invention relates to smoking devices. More particularly, the present invention relates to personal and portable hookah-based smoking device having a changeable and disposable tobacco cartridge and a method of using the same.
  • the traditional hookah or the water-pipe is a well known smoking device that was originally invented in Turkey and was used especially in oriental and middle-east countries. Since then, the hookah has become very popular in other cultures and penetrated into western countries for the last few decades.
  • the hookah is related also to the traditional oriental custom of smoking in groups of several people in cafes or restaurants while using a single hookah having an inhaling pipe that is transferred from one individual to the others.
  • Smoking hookah is a social custom that involves also the preparation of the tobacco mixture and the burning material as well as introducing the mixture and the burning material in a special part of the hookah.
  • the traditional hookahs as well as modern water-pipes generally comprise a bottle-like part that is adapted to receive water and a connectable tube having a portion that is adapted to receive the tobacco.
  • the connectable tube is provided with a pipe having two openings wherein one of the openings is adaoted to receive the smoke from the tobacco and the other end reaches the water in the bottle-like part so that smoke coming from the tobacco bubbles out through the water to the bottle and the connectable tube.
  • the connectable tube is further provided with another flexible pipe through which smoke is inhaled. The smoke passes through the water before it is inhaled by the smokers through a mouthpiece.
  • the passage of the tobacco smoke through water before inhaling the smoke into the mouth and lungs of the user has two objectives: First, some of the materials in the smoke are absorbed in the water without loosing the taste and aroma of the smoke. Therefore, the amount of harmful materials that reach the mouth and lungs of the user is reduced markedly. In fact, the water acts as a filter. Secondly, the water gives the smoke coolness that no cigarette, cigar or another pipe can provide.
  • One of the disadvantages of smoking a hookah in groups of people is that everyone has to smoke the same tobacco that has a certain taste and aroma. There are many types of tobacco as well as many types of fruit molasses and other flavor materials that smokers wish to mix in their tobacco. Each one of the mixtures has a certain taste and aroma. People develop preferences towards a certain tobacco mix and do not want to smoke a tobacco that is chosen by other smokers. This brought about the minimization of the hookah and presentation of a small hookah for which the user prepare his own favorite tobacco.
  • hookah Another disadvantage of using a hookah in groups of people is that transferring the hookah from mouth to mouth is non-hygienic. There are many people that do not want to smoke from a water pipe that was used by other people. Again, the minimized hookah can partially solve the problem.
  • An additional object of the present invention is to provide a method of using the smoking device of the present invention.
  • a smoking device which smoke pass through fluid
  • said smoking device comprising: a tube provided with a first opening, a second opening and a mouthpiece through which the smoke is inhaled; at least one of a plurality of cartridges connectable to said first opening through one end and wherein each one of said plurality of cartridges is provided with a port through which the burning products are exposed to air; burning products engaged within said at least one of a plurality of cartridges; a container adapted to receive the fluid wherein said container is connectable through an open upper end to said second opening and wherein said container is aerodynamically connected to said tube; a pipe partially passing through said tube and said second opening and outwardly extended to be placed in the fluid received in said container, wherein said pipe is aerodynamically communicating with one of said plurality of cartridges that is connected to first opening through a hole provided at said one end; whereby after the user connects one of said plurality of cartridges to said first opening and burns the burning products, smoke generated from
  • the burning products comprise tobacco and coal.
  • each one of said plurality of cartridges is divided into an upper part and a bottom part by a perforated sheet and wherein said tobacco resides in said bottom part and said coal resides in said upper part.
  • said tobacco is partially confined within a mesh screen so as to prevent its spreading.
  • said coal is in the shape of a stick that is positioned on top of said perforated sheet and is provided with a stopper that prevents its fully ejection from the cartridge.
  • said tobacco is mixed with fruit molasses or flavor materials.
  • each one of said plurality of cartridges is provided with a removable seal that seals said hole when the cartridge is not connected to said tube.
  • said port is sealed with a removable seal.
  • each one of said plurality of cartridges is further provided with an additional opening substantially opposite said one end, wherein said additional opening is positioned so as to facilitate initiation of combustion of said burning products.
  • each one of said plurality of cart ⁇ dges is divided into an upper part and a bottom part by a perforated sheet and wherein the burning products comprise tobacco that resides in said bottom part and coal that resides in said upper part and wherein said additional opening is positioned so as to allow said coal to be partially withdrawn through said additional opening.
  • each one of said plurality of cartridges is screwed to a corresponding screw provided in said first opening.
  • said open upper end is screwed to a corresponding screw provided in said second opening.
  • said container is provided with a broad base. Furthermore, in accordance with yet another preferred embodiment of the present invention, said container is an elongated tube provided with a flat base.
  • said fluid is water.
  • said at least one of a plurality of cartridges is made of a ceramic material.
  • said mouthpiece comprises a stem and a bit.
  • said container is provided with a cover adapted to cover said open upper end when said smoking device is not in use.
  • said first opening is provided with a plug through which said pipe passes.
  • said second opening is provided with a plug and wherein said plug is provided with a hole through which said pipe passes and at least one bore allowing said container to aerodynamically communicate with said tube.
  • said at least one bore is provided with a valve adapted to prevent fluid from the container to enter said tube.
  • said valve is a conical element provided with a confined float.
  • said float is a ball.
  • a disposable cartridge to be used in a personal smoking device in which smoke passes through fluid said disposable cartridge comprises: one end adapted to be connected to the smoking device; burning products engaged within said disposable cartridge; port through which said burning products are exposed to air;
  • said disposable cartridge is further provided with an additional opening substantially opposite said one end, wherein said additional opening is positioned so as to facilitate initiation of combustion of said burning products.
  • said disposable cartridge is divided into an upper part and a bottom part by a perforated sheet and wherein the burning products comprise tobacco that resides in said bottom part and coal that resides in said upper part and wherein said additional opening is positioned so as to allow said coal to be partially withdrawn through said additional opening.
  • a method for smoking a smoking device in which smoke passes through fluid comprising: providing a smoking device comprising: a tube provided with a first opening, a second opening, and a mouthpiece through which the smoke is inhaled; at least one of a plurality of cartridges provided with burning products, said plurality of cartridges adapted to allow combustion of the burning products engaged within, wherein each one of said plurality of cartridges is connectable to said first opening through one end and wherein each one of said plurality of cartridges is provided with a port sealed with a first removable seal; a container adapted to receive the fluid wherein said container is connectable through an open upper end to said second opening and wherein said container is aerodynamically connected to said tube; a pipe partially passing through said tube and - said second opening and outwardly extended to be placed in the fluid received in said container, wherein said pipe is aerodynamically communicating with each one of said plurality of cartridges that is connected to first opening through a hole
  • said method further comprises providing to each one of said plurality of cartridges an additional opening opposite said one end, said additional opening is adapted to facilitate initiation of combustion of the burning products.
  • each one of said plurality of cart ⁇ dges is divided into an upper part and a bottom part by a perforated sheet and wherein the burning products comprise tobacco that resides in said bottom part and coal that resides in said upper part and wherein said additional opening is positioned so as to allow said coal to be partially withdrawn through said additional opening.
  • each one of said plurality of cart ⁇ dges is divided into an upper part and a bottom part by a perforated sheet and wherein the burning products comprise tobacco that resides in said bottom part and coal that resides in said upper part.
  • said tobacco is confined in a mesh screen so as to prevent its spreading.
  • Figures 1a - c illustrate a frontal view, a side view and an upper view, respectively, of a hookah-based smoking device in accordance with a preferred embodiment of the present invention.
  • Figures 2a - c illustrate cross sectional frontal view and upper view of the tube of the hookah-based smoking device shown in Figure 1.
  • An enlarged view of a valve provided in the plug of the smoking device is shown in Figure 2c.
  • Figure 3 illustrates a frontal view of a hookah-based smoking device in accordance with another preferred embodiment of the present invention.
  • Figure 4 illustrates a cross sectional view of the two optional containers in accordance with preferred embodiments of the present invention, disassembled from the hookah-based smoking device.
  • Figures 5a - e illustrate different views as well as cross sectional views of the tobacco cartridge of the hookah-based smoking device shown in Figure 1.
  • Figures 6 a - f illustrate different views and cross sectional views of a tobacco cartridge in accordance with another preferred embodiment of the present invention.
  • Figure 7 illustrates the smoking device shown in Figure 1 , disassembled. DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION AND THE FIGURES
  • the present invention provides a new and unique smoking device that is based on the traditional hookah; however, the smoking device of the present invention is portable.
  • the Hookah-based smoking device is also personal in the sense that it is not designed to be transferred between a few smokers and an individual smoker can smoke it alone.
  • An additional unique feature of the hookah-based smoking device is in the possibility to provide the tobacco in a specially designed cartridge that is connected to the smoking device.
  • the cartridge can contain tobacco having different tastes and aromas. This feature eliminates the need of the smoker to mix and prepare the tobacco mixture and the burning material on his own.
  • the tobacco mixture and the burning material are provided in a disposable cartridge that is changeable. Cartridges of various tobacco types are available so that the smoker can change the cartridge according to his needs and taste.
  • the hookah-based smoking device comprises a tube through which the user inhales the smoke.
  • the smoke is originated from a connectable tobacco cartridge in which the burning products and preferably tobacco burns using a burning material such as coal.
  • the coal has to be of such a kind that burns quickly.
  • the tobacco cartridge is open to the air so as to facilitate an effective burning of the tobacco and the burning material.
  • the tobacco cartridge can preferably be screwed onto the tube.
  • the cartridge is disposable.
  • the hookah-based smoking device further comprises a container that is connected to the tube.
  • the container is adapted to receive a fluid such as water.
  • the smoke generated in the tobacco cartridge enters the tube through a pipe having an opening that is positioned in the water in the container.
  • the cartridge can be filled with materials other than tobacco. It can be filled with herbs of any kind such as healing or medicine herbs.
  • Smoking device 10 comprises a tube 12 having a mouthpiece preferably provided with a stem 14 and a bit 15 through which smoke that is received in tube 12 can be inhaled by a user.
  • Tube 12 is provided with two openings; a first opening 16, which is concentric to the tube, and a second opening 18, which is preferably provided on the side of the tube.
  • First opening 16 is provided with a screw 20 to which a complementary screw of a tobacco cartridge 22 can be connected.
  • Tobacco cartridge 22 is concentric with respect to tube 12 and is provided with a side port 24.
  • Side port 24 is provided with a seal 26 having a clasp 28 with which seal 26 can be removed of tobacco cartridge 22 (the seal is clearly shown in Figure 1c).
  • Seal 26 is preferably a flexible sheet that is adhered on the edges of side port 24.
  • Second opening 18 of tube 12 is provided with a screw 30 to which a complementary screw of a container 32 can be connected.
  • Smoke generated in tobacco cartridge 22 is transferred into tube 12 through container 32.
  • Container 32 is preferably filled with water (not shown in Figure 1) so that the smoke bubbles through the water before entering tube 12. While the smoke bubbles pass through the water, some of the materials that are generated by the burning process of the tobacco are absorbed by the water that acts as a filter. Moreover, the smoke in the bubbles is cooled by the water and the user inhales cooled smoke.
  • the container may be filled with any fluid that may act as an absorbent or a solution that comprises an absorbent material as well as a mixture within an absorbent material is mixed.
  • water is generally a common and efficient absorbent that can be found anywhere.
  • First opening 47 is placed in bore 42 of plug 40 so that smoke generated in tobacco cartridge (not shown in Figure 2) is communicating with pipe 44 and there is no direct aerodynamic connection between the tobacco cartridge and tube 12.
  • a portion of pipe 44 that comes out of second opening 18 is positioned outside tube 12.
  • the portion of pipe 44 that is outside tube 12 is adapted to be positioned in container 32 that is screwed onto screw 30 (the container is not shown in Figure 2).
  • Second opening 48 is positioned in container 32 inside the water that is received in the container.
  • Container 32 is fluidically connected to tube 12 so that the smoke that bubbles out from pipe 44 is free to fill the cavity in tube 12 and to be inhaled by the user through bit 15.
  • opening 18 is provided with a plug 50.
  • Plug 50 is provided with a first hole 52 through which pipe 44 passes and preferably two additional bores provided with valves 54.
  • valves 54 are operated such as a snorkel.
  • the valves are clearly shown in Figure 2c, which is an enlargement of the valves in the bores.
  • the walls of the bores as well as the valves are conical so that the upper openings of the valves that face tube 12 are smaller than the bottom openings that face container 32.
  • Each one of valves 54 is provided with a light ball 56 that is caged in the valve using preferably four hooks 60.
  • valves 54 When the water is in the container and the user inhales through the mouthpiece, the smoke is free to pass through valves 54. If the smoking device is inclined and the water reaches opening 18, light balls 56, which are light enough to float on the water surface, are upwardly advancing towards the upper openings of valves 54. Since the diameter of the balls 56 is slightly longer than the diameter of the upper openings of the valve, balls 56 seal the openings so that water cannot enter tube 12.
  • container 32 is shaped so that it is provided with a broad base.
  • the device can be mounted on a surface while it is supported by the broad base and water cannot enter the tube.
  • Hookah-based smoking device 100 generally comprises similar parts as smoking device 10, however, smoking device 100 is provided with a tube-like container 102 that is screwed onto screw 30. Tube-like container is provided with a flat base 104 that supports smoking device 100 when it is mounted on a surface. In this way, the possibility of water entering the tube is lessened.
  • Figure 4 illustrating a cross sectional view of the two optional containers in accordance with preferred embodiments of the present invention, disassembled from the hookah-based smoking device.
  • the container that is adapted to receive water can be of any shape.
  • container 32 as well as container 102 are provided with a broad base adapted to support the smoking device when placed on a surface. When the containers are disassembled from the smoking device, they can be supported also by the broad base.
  • a cover 106 is provided as an accessory to the hookah-based smoking device assembly so that when the smoking device is not in use, the container is kept closed. Cover 106 is provided with a screw 108 that corresponds the screw that is provided on the container.
  • one of the objects of the water is to filter the smoke. Some of the materials in the smoke bubbles that pass through the water are absorbed in the water.
  • the amount of absorbed materials depends on the time the bubbles travels in the water, a factor that depends on the height of the water above opening 48 of pipe 44 (the pipe is not shown in Figure 4). For example, the time in which the bubbles travel in water 110 in container 102 is longer than the time the bubbles travel in the water 112 in container 32.
  • the user can choose the containers shape and size according to his needs and desires as well as the height of the water. The same is applied on the coolness of the smoke that will be inhaled by the user. The more time the bubbles are in the water, the cooler the smoke will be.
  • the tobacco cartridge can be an empty cartridge that is filled by the user with tobacco and burning material or a cartridge that can be supplied as a disposable cartridge that can be changed in every use.
  • Figures 5a - e illustrating different views as well as cross sectional views of the tobacco cartridge of the hookah-based smoking device shown in Figure 1.
  • Figures 5 a, b illustrate an upper and frontal views of tobacco cartridge 22 provided with seal 26. Seal 26 is removed from port 24 when the user wishes to use the smoking device while port 24 has two purposes. The first is to light the burning material and the tobacco that is placed within tobacco cartridge 22 and the second purpose is to allow air with oxygen to be in contact with the burning material so as to enable the heating of the tobacco.
  • Tobacco cartridge 22 has a connection 150 that is provided with a screw 157 that is screwed onto a tube such as tube 12 (not shown in Figure 5). Tobacco cartridge 22 is provided with a seal 154 that seals the cartridge when the smoking device is not in use in order to preserve the tobacco's freshness inside the cartridge. Seal 154 can be replaced by a cover that is screwed onto screw 157. When the cartridge is provided with a single port for lighting, the preferred method of lighting the coal is to hold the cartridge upside down while it is lighted and turning it back afterwards.
  • Figures 5c and d are frontal and side cross sectional views of tobacco cartridge 22, respectively. Tobacco cartridge 22 is provided with tobacco 156 that resides at the bottom part of the cartridge.
  • Tobacco 156 can be of any kind or can be a mixture of tobacco and other materials that enriches the taste and the aroma of the tobacco. Tobacco 156 is confined in the cartridge so it will not spread out upon removal of seal 154 by a mesh screen 170 that is provided adjacent a hole 168 on the bottom part of the cartridge. Hole 168 allows communication of smoke between the cartridge where the tobacco resided and pipe 44 that is adjacent to connection 150 that connects the cartridge and the tube. A mesh screen 172 adjacent to the bottom of cartridge 22 is adapted to prevent the tobacco from spreading out.
  • Burning material 158 that is preferably coal is placed on top of tobacco 156 so that when burning material 158 is lighten and burns, tobacco 156 is heated. As can be seen from Figure 5d, burning material is preferably designed as a stick so as to facilitate clean and uniform combustion.
  • a perforated sheet 160 is placed between tobacco 156 and burning material 158.
  • Figure 5e is an upper cross sectional view of tobacco cartridge 22.
  • Perforated sheet 160 is clearly shown in the figure.
  • Perforated sheet 160 is adapted to separate tobacco 156 and burning material 158 so that they will not mix and the taste of the tobacco will be purer. The perforations facilitate the smoke from the burning material to pass through the tobacco as well as oxygen from the air to be in good contact with the tobacco.
  • a tobacco cartridge having separate openings; a first opening for lighting the burning material and a second opening allowing air to be in contact with the burning material.
  • FIG. 6 a-f illustrating different views and cross sectional views of a tobacco cartridge in accordance with another preferred embodiment of the present invention.
  • side port 24 is adapted only for allowing air to be in contact with the coal and the tobacco so as to facilitate efficient combustion.
  • an additional opening 202 is provided opposite connection 150.
  • a coal stick 204 is accommodated within the upper part of tobacco cartridge 200.
  • Coal stick 204 can be withdrawn from the cartridge through additional opening 202 so as to facilitate its lighting (clearly shown in Figure 6f which is a side view of the cartridge).
  • Coal stick 204 is provided with a stopper 206 that prevents the complete ejection of the coal stick from tobacco cartridge 200.
  • Additional opening 202 is provided with a screwed cover 208 that keeps the cartridge closed at all times except the time the coal is lighted.
  • the tobacco cartridge in the hookah-based smoking device can be designed as a disposable cartridge so that plurality of cartridges in which different types of burning products are provided, is supplied.
  • Each cartridge can be provided with the tobacco or tobacco mixture of certain taste and aroma.
  • the user can change the cartridge when the tobacco is fully burnt or when he desires for another taste.
  • the tobacco cartridge is disposable so that when the tobacco is fully burnt, the user disposes of the cartridge and connects another one to the tube of the smoking device.
  • the other option is to supply an empty tobacco cartridge in which the user fills in the tobacco as well as the burning material.
  • the tobacco cartridges are preferably made of a material that is adapted to allow combustion of the burning products that are engages within. It is preferably made from a ceramic material, however any other material is covered by the scope of the present invention.
  • FIG. 7 illustrating the smoking device shown in Figure 1 , disassembled.
  • the seal that closes connection 150 (seal 154) is removed before the cartridge is screwed onto opening 16.
  • container 32 is filled with water (the water is not shown in Figure 7) and is ready to be screwed onto opening 18 while pipe 44 is positioned in the water.
  • port 24 of tobacco cartridge 22 is removed and the coal can be lighten so that air and eventually smoke can be inhaled by the user through bit 15.
  • the burning products may be tobacco or tobacco mixtures. Any mixture of tobacco and other materials such as fruit molasses and other flavor materials or other herbs that are desired to be smoked are covered by the scope of the present invention.
  • the burning material that burns the tobacco or tobacco mixture can be coal, however any other appropriate material can be used in order to establish combustion. It should be clear that the description of the embodiments and attached

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L'invention concerne un dispositif pour fumer (10) personnel, portatif, comprenant un tube (12) pourvu d'une première ouverture (20) et d'une seconde ouverture (14) comportant une embouchure (15) par laquelle la fumée est inhalée, ainsi qu'une pluralité de cartouches jetables (22) comprenant un orifice (28) par lequel les produits à fumer (24) en prise avec la cartouche (22) sont exposés à l'air. Ces cartouches (22) peuvent être fixées à la première ouverture du tube (20) par une extrémité. Le dispositif pour fumer (10) comprend également un récipient (32) relié par voie aérodynamique au tube, et un tuyau (44) passant en partie par le tube (12) et la seconde ouverture (18), l'extrémité supérieure du tuyau (44) débouchant sur l'extérieur et l'extrémité inférieure du tuyau (44) arrivant dans le fluide, à l'intérieur du récipient (32). Pour utiliser ce dispositif, l'utilisateur fixe une cartouche (22) à la première ouverture (20) et brûle les produits à fumer (24). Lorsque l'utilisateur inspire par l'embouchure (15), la fumée produite par la combustion des produits à fumer (24) forme des bulles à travers le fluide situé dans le récipient (32) et est inhalée par l'embouchure (15).
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