| 摘要 |
A two-piece smoking pipe vaporization chamber with directed heat intake and vapor tube extending in a manner easily adaptable to be compatible with and used in conjunction with common smoking pipe designs currently in use by replacing the standard smoking pipe bowl used for smoking. Temperature controlled hot air flow from a widely available heat gun aimed into the directed heat intake is used to enable the controlled heating of the commonly smoked materials until the active constituents reach their boiling, or vaporization points and are vaporized out of the plant material and delivered in a manner preferred over the combustion of such commonly smoked materials. Because the physical characteristics of the vapor tube allow it to be easily adaptable to be compatible with common smoking pipe disigns currently in use by replacing the smoking pipe bowl, vaporization of commonly smoked materials is enabled to occur in a manner conducive to popular use as it will involve essentially the same processes and rituals as popularly used for smoking with the exception of using a constant hot air flow from a heat gun to cause the release of the active components in vapor form in lieu of flame from matches or a lighter as a source of ignition whereas the active components would be delivered concurrently with numerous irritants and possible carcinogens in the smoke that is a result of combustion. The apparatus, the instant invention of which is designed to attach at the point of the smoking pipe bowl attachment to the various conduits of many commonly used and available smoking pipes and apparatuses, consists of a lower chamber forming bowl with a projecting conduit either externally threaded for attachment to threaded-type pipe conduits or simply elongated for compatibility with slider-type pipe conduits that has a screened intake orifice such as is common on most smoking pipe bowls and is threaded, tapered, or otherwise receptive on the upper, outer bowl surface to accept a top fitting chamber forming heat intake housing that serves to cap the lower portion in an air-tight manner and houses an orifice in conduit enabled communication with an angled and flanged heat intake intended to accept the output nozzle of a heat gun.
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