DR. WILLIAM M. CAMPBELL, M.D.
Osteopathic Medicine at Oak Hill Ave, Knoxville, TN

H16047, Nov 5, 1996

Jun 25, 1993

8/083145

Robert G. Welch - Cincinnati OH
William T. Campbell - Cincinnati OH

C11D 100

510441

A process for preparing high density detergent agglomerates having a density of at least 650 g/l is provided. The process comprises the step of continuously mixing detergent granules having a density of less than about 450 g/l in a moderate speed mixer/densifier wherein the granules are pulverized and densified to produce agglomerates having a density of at least 650 g/l. The mean residence time of the granules in the moderate speed mixer/densifier is at least about 12 minutes, and preferably from 12 to 15 minutes. The process further includes the step of either spraying a binder or adding a coating agent in the mixer/densifier to facilitate agglomeration of the granules. Thereafter, the agglomerates are dried to obtain the high density granular detergent agglomerates which are ready for packaging as a low dosage detergent.

4361099, Nov 30, 1982

Jun 27, 1980

6/163650

Elmer J. Kokenge - Cincinnati OH
C. William Carlson - Hamilton OH
F. A. Backscheider - Batavia OH
William M. Campbell - Cincinnati OH

Schulte Corporation - Cincinnati OH

A47B 500

108152

Apparatus for securing a steel rod shelf to a vertical wall including a back clip anchor for lockingly engaging the rear support rod of the shelf and being mountable to the wall by means of an expandable anchor, a support brace for lockingly engaging and supporting the front support rods of the shelf, an end bracket for supporting an end of the shelf including a pair of spaced expandable anchors mountable to the vertical wall, and an expandable anchor for mounting the support brace to the wall. The back clip anchors and expandable anchors are fabricated from nylon or other flexible plastic material. The shelf apparatus is specifically designed to insure rapid and reliable installation particularly on walls constructed of dry wall or the like.