The phrase "a smoking machine" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a device or apparatus that produces smoke, often in the context of cooking or entertainment.
Example: "The barbecue was enhanced by a smoking machine that infused the meat with rich flavors."
Alternatives: "smoke generator" or "smoker device".
The human puffing behavior data is then averaged and programmed into a smoking machine, and the resulting smoke emissions are measured to determine relative levels of harmful smoke constituents.
FC and AC cigarettes were smoked under similar conditions in a smoking machine (one 2-second 25 ml. puff per minute down to a 20 mm. butt length).
An automated apparatus was designed and built interfacing a smoking machine with an ICP-MS for smoke generation, collection, injection and analysis.
It consists of a smoking machine, a dilution device for the smoke, analytical devices for online monitoring and a specially adapted exposure module based on the Cultex2 cell cultivation system that is equipped with a gas-exposure top.
Irrespective of origin, these systems generally have in common two main components: 1, a smoking machine, which generates, dilutes and delivers cigarette smoke; 2, an exposure chamber which houses the associated biological system often at the air-liquid interface (ALI).
Generally these exposure systems comprise of a smoking machine which dilutes and delivers mainstream cigarette smoke to an exposure chamber which can contain different cell cultures, usually supported at the air-liquid interface (ALI).
In this study we did not assess particle size distribution, however we have an indication of this from a similar smoking machine used for in vitro exposure to cigarette smoke: the Borgwaldt RM20S [9].
Culture inserts, in which cells grow at the ALI, are placed in an exposure chamber and CS is guided through the chamber in a highly controlled manner using a cigarette smoking machine.
Total Particulate Matter (TPM) was collected on 92 mm Cambridge Filter Pads by smoking 20 or 10 cigarettes under ISO [35] or Health Canada Intense T-115 (HCI, vents fully blocked) smoking regimes [36], respectively, using a rotary smoking machine RM200A (Borgwaldt KC, Hamburg, Germany).
We have previously characterised an in vitro exposure system using a Borgwaldt RM20S smoking machine and a chamber exposing cellular cultures to whole smoke at the air-liquid interface.
For CS stimulation a custom-made smoking machine based on a modified small-animal ventilator and a calibrated one-channel smoking machine (Burghart, Wedel, Germany) were used and provided essentially similar results with respect to the response to full smoke stimulation.
