Brent C Bibbee from 2804 Sylvia Dr SE, Decatur, AL 35603, age 53, Phone: (256)5663747

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Location:

2804 Sylvia Dr southeast, Decatur, AL 35603

Industry:

Chemicals

Work:

Basf
Maintenance and Engineering Manager
Basf Nov 2011 - Sep 2015
Operations Manager - Heavy Duty
Basf Nov 2006 - Nov 2011
Operations Manager

Education:

Auburn University 1991 - 1994
Bachelors, Bachelor of Science, Microbiology

Skills:

Continuous Improvement
Process Engineering
Manufacturing
Operations Management
Operational Excellence
Cost Management

Method For Applying A Catalyst Composition To The Interior Of A Hollow Substrate
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US Patent:

7374792, May 20, 2008
Filed:

Aug 27, 2002
Appl. No.:

10/228754
Inventors:

Victor Rosynsky - Ewing Township NJ, US
Kenneth W. Blamble - Martinsville NJ, US
Brent C. Bibbee - Decatur AL, US
Jerry D. Cornelius - Cullman AL, US
Ralph A. Quigley - Madison AL, US
Gary A. Gramiccioni - Madison AL, US
Masaki Funabiki - Shizuoka, JP
Tunehisa Kawauchi - Tokyo, JP
Tomoya Takahashi - Shizuoka, JP
Assignee:

BASF Catalysts LLC - Florham Park NJ
International Classification:

B05D 7/22
B05D 3/12
B05C 7/04
B05C 3/00
US Classification:

427231, 427238, 427294, 427348, 4273722
Abstract:

A catalyst composition is applied to an interior of a hollow substrate. The composition is coated on the substrate by immersing the substrate into a vessel containing a bath of coating slurry. A vacuum is then applied to the partially immersed substrate. The intensity of the vacuum and its application time is sufficient to draw the coating slurry upwardly from the bath into each of a plurality of channels located in the interior of the hollow substrate. After removing the substrate from the bath it is rotated 180. A blast of pressurized air is applied at an intensity and for a time sufficient to distribute the coating slurry within the channels of the substrate to form a uniform coating profile therein.

Method For Catalyst Coating Of A Substrate
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US Patent:

7521087, Apr 21, 2009
Filed:

Feb 26, 2008
Appl. No.:

12/037410
Inventors:

Victor Rosynsky - Ewing NJ, US
Kenneth W. Blamble - Martinsville NJ, US
Brent C. Bibbee - Decatur AL, US
Jerry D. Cornelius - Cullman AL, US
Ralph A. Quigley - Madison AL, US
Gary A. Gramiccioni - Madison AL, US
Masaki Funabiki - Shizuoka, JP
Tunehisa Kawauchi - Tokyo, JP
Tomoya Takahashi - Shizuoka, JP
Assignee:

BASF Catalysts LLC - Florham Park NJ
International Classification:

B05D 7/22
B05D 3/12
B05D 7/04
B05D 3/00
US Classification:

427231, 427238, 427294, 427348, 4273722
Abstract:

A catalyst composition is applied to an interior of a hollow substrate. The composition is coated on the substrate by immersing the substrate into a vessel containing a bath of coating slurry. A vacuum is then applied to the partially immersed substrate. The intensity of the vacuum and its application time is sufficient to draw the coating slurry upwardly from the bath into each of a plurality of channels located in the interior of the hollow substrate. After removing the substrate from the bath, it is rotated 180. A blast of pressurized air is applied at an intensity and for a time sufficient to distribute the coating slurry within the channels of the substrate to form a uniform coating profile therein.

System For Catalytic Coating Of A Substrate
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US Patent:

6478874, Nov 12, 2002
Filed:

Feb 9, 2000
Appl. No.:

09/501395
Inventors:

Victor Rosynsky - Ewing Township NJ
Kenneth W. Blamble - Martinsville NJ
Brent C. Bibbee - Decatur AL
Jerry D. Cornelius - Cullman AL
Ralph A. Quigley - Madison AL
Gary A. Gramiccioni - Madison AL
Masaki Funabiki - Shizuoka, JP
Tunehisa Kawauchi - Tokyo, JP
Tomoya Takahashi - Shizuoka, JP
Assignee:

Engelhard Corporation - Iselin NJ
International Classification:

B05C 1100
US Classification:

118 63, 118 50
Abstract:

A catalyst composition is applied to an interior of a hollow substrate. The composition is coated on the substrate by immersing the substrate into a vessel containing a bath of coating slurry. A vacuum is then applied to the partially immersed substrate. The intensity of the vacuum and its application time is sufficient to draw the coating slurry upwardly from the bath into each of a plurality of channels located in the interior of the hollow substrate. After removing the substrate from the bath, it is rotated 180Â. A blast of pressurized air is applied at an intensity and for a time sufficient to distribute the coating slurry within the channels of the substrate to form a uniform coating profile therein.

Brent C Bibbee