Portable smoke screen delivery system

• US 20150159984A1
• Filed: 12/09/2013
• Published: 06/11/2015
• Est. Priority Date: 12/09/2013
• Status: Active Grant

• Current Assignee: Nathanial Henry Lewis
• Original Assignee: Nathanial Henry Lewis
• Inventors: Lewis, Nathanial Henry
• Granted Patent: US 9,568,285 B2
• Time in Patent Office: Days
• US Class Current: 1/1
• CPC Class Codes: F41H 9/06 Apparatus for generating artificial fog or smoke screens for producing special effects on stages A63J5/00; smoke-pot projectors, e.g. arranged on vehicles, F42B5/155
• CPC Class Codes: F41H 9/08 Smoke-pots without propulsive charge, i.e. stationary

Abstract

This invention is about the art, science and technology of smoke screening. The three “areas of importance” are sea, land and air uses. During World War II military strategy was forever changed by the numerous offensive and defensive advantages created by the first ever effective large area smoke screen. Smoke screens were also used extensively during the Vietnam War. In wars since the Vietnam War there have been several military disasters—totally or partially—for not using smoke screens, it has been reported. This invention will eliminate leaking tanks, plugged up exhaust nozzles, loose control values, inaccurate gauges and regulators found in earlier and present smoke screen delivery systems. No new technology is required.

Claims

1. A smoke screen delivery system comprising:

a) an air unit having a means for generating an air flow;

b) a mixing container with a chamber and outlet holes; and

c) a holding compartment having a means for holding a smoke screening composition and a chute.

2. A smoke screen delivery system as claimed in claim 1 wherein said air unit has a fan.

3. A smoke screen delivery system comprising:

a) an air unit having a means for generating an air flow;

b) a mixing container with a chamber and outlet holes;

c) a holding compartment having a means for holding a smoke screening composition and a chute;

d) exhaust equipment having hoses; and

e) a control panel assembly.

4. A smoke screen delivery system as claimed in claim 3 wherein said control panel assembly can be connected to the electrical system.