Terence K Kilbride from Bloomfield Hills, MI, age 66

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Location:

Greater Detroit Area

Industry:

Chemicals

Experience:

BASF (Public Company; 10,001 or more employees; BF; Chemicals industry): Plant Manager, (-)

Process For Rotary Fluid Bed Granulation Of Riboflavin
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US Patent:

49944584, Feb 19, 1991
Filed:

Apr 30, 1990
Appl. No.:

7/516398
Inventors:

Terence K. Kilbride - Bloomfield Hills MI
Assignee:

BASF Corporation - Parsippany NJ
International Classification:

A61K 31525
A61K 916
US Classification:

514251
Abstract:

A riboflavin granulate containing from 75 to 99. 5 weight percent riboflavin is produced by: A. placing a desired quantity of riboflavin powder in the bowl of a rotary fluid bed granulator; B. fluidizing the powder with fluidizing air while rotating the rotor disc, whereby a fluidized cloud of riboflavin powder is produced; and C. spraying a binder solution into the fluidized cloud; so that at least 90 weight percent of the riboflavin powder combines to form granules.

Granulated Riboflavin Product Having High Flowability, High Riboflavin Content
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US Patent:

52369200, Aug 17, 1993
Filed:

Sep 18, 1992
Appl. No.:

7/947083
Inventors:

Terence K. Kilbride - Bloomfield Hills MI
Rudolph E. Lisa - Grosse Ile MI
Walter J. Tuman - Riverview MI
Assignee:

Basf Corporation - Parsippany NJ
International Classification:

A23L 1302
US Classification:

514251
Abstract:

A free-flowing granulated riboflavin product has granules comprised of from about 75 to about 99. 5 weight percent riboflavin. The riboflavin product exhibits a flowability index of from about 75 to about 750.

Process For Crosslinking Gelatin
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US Patent:

51263289, Jun 30, 1992
Filed:

Jan 10, 1991
Appl. No.:

7/639468
Inventors:

David K. Bower - Wyandotte MI
Frederick K. Chaundy - Grosse Ile MI
Terence K. Kilbride - Bloomfield Hills MI
International Classification:

C07K 0304
C07K 1520
A61K 3712
US Classification:

514 21
Abstract:

A method for crosslinking protein comprises making an aqueous compositiion of a protein, sugar, a salt, and water, followed by heating the composition while maintaining the moisture content of the composition at a level of at least about 3 weight percent. The composition is made, and the heating carried out, so that the protein is crosslinked to a degree at which it is substantially water insoluble upon being placed in water at 100. degree. C. for at least 3 minutes. A crosslinked protein product comprises a protein crosslinked to a degree that it is substantially water insoluble upon being placed in water at 100. degree. C. for at least 3 minutes, a sugar, a salt, and water.

Dry Flowable Powders Of Hygroscopic Plant Growth Regulators And Tablets Formed Of The Same
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US Patent:

55894380, Dec 31, 1996
Filed:

Mar 30, 1995
Appl. No.:

8/415124
Inventors:

Rudolph E. Lisa - Riverview MI
Terence K. Kilbride - Bloomfield Hills MI
Karl-Friedrich Jager - Lumburgerhof, DE
Assignee:

BASF Corporation - Mt. Olive NJ
International Classification:

A01N 2512
A01N 4340
A01N 4358
US Classification:

504236
Abstract:

The present invention provides hygroscopic plant growth regulator formulations in solid forms and associated methods of making the powders and tablets. The most preferred formulation uses an effective amount of an N,N-dimethyl-piperidinium salt such as mepiquat chloride.

High Concentrated, Solid Mepiquat Chloride Products And Processes For Making Dry Form Solid Mepiquat Chloride Powder And Tablets
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US Patent:

54687209, Nov 21, 1995
Filed:

Jul 20, 1993
Appl. No.:

8/095122
Inventors:

Rudolph E. Lisa - Riverview MI
Terence K. Kilbride - Bloomfield Hills MI
Karl-Friedrich Jager - Chenoversts, DE
Assignee:

BASF Corporation - Mt. Olive NJ
International Classification:

A01N 4340
A01N 4358
A01N 2512
US Classification:

504236
Abstract:

The present invention provides hygroscopic plant growth regulator formulations in solid forms and associated methods of making the powders and tablets. The most preferred formulation uses an effective amount of an N,N-dimethyl-piperidinium salt.

Water-Soluble Pva Bag Containing Free-Flowing And Non-Caking Highly Concentrated Plant Growth Regulator Composition
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US Patent:

55232752, Jun 4, 1996
Filed:

Mar 30, 1995
Appl. No.:

8/415125
Inventors:

Rudolph E. Lisa - Riverview MI
Terence K. Kilbride - Bloomfield Hills MI
Karl-Friedrich Jager - Limburgerhof, DE
Assignee:

BASF Corporation - Mt. Olive NJ
International Classification:

A01N 4340
A01N 4358
A01N 2512
US Classification:

504116
Abstract:

The present invention provides hygroscopic plant growth regulator formulations in solid forms comprising at least 95% active agent, and associated methods of making the powders and tablets. The most preferred formulation uses an effective amount of an N,N-dimethyl-piperidinium salt.

Highly Concentrated, Solid Acifluoren Powders And Processes For Making Dry Form Solid Acifluorfen Powders
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US Patent:

55939481, Jan 14, 1997
Filed:

Apr 28, 1994
Appl. No.:

8/234886
Inventors:

Rudolph E. Lisa - Grosse Ile MI
Terence K. Kilbride - Bloomfield Hills MI
Assignee:

BASF Corporation - Mount Olive NJ
International Classification:

A01N 2514
A01N 3710
US Classification:

504324
Abstract:

The present invention provides hygroscopic herbicide formulations in dry, flowable powder forms and associated methods of making the powders and tablets. The most preferred formulation uses an effective amount of a acifluorfen combined with a citrate sequestrant.

Process For Spray Drying Riboflavin To Produce A Granulate Product Having Low Binder Content
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US Patent:

50008889, Mar 19, 1991
Filed:

May 23, 1990
Appl. No.:

7/527458
Inventors:

Terence K. Kilbride - Bloomfield Hills MI
Rudolph E. Lisa - Grosse Ile MI
Assignee:

BASF Corporation - Parsippany NJ
International Classification:

B29B 910
A61K 31525
US Classification:

264 7
Abstract:

A method for producing a granulated riboflavin product comprises making a specific mixture of riboflavin, binder and water, followed by homogenizing the mixture and thereafter spray-drying the homogenized mixture so that granules are produced. The mixture has a relatively high vitamin and binder content but is reduced to a relatively low viscosity (via homogenization) so that spray drying can be performed.

Terence K Kilbride