This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent. Top assignee: Standard Oil Company (Indiana). Active years: 1977.
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Company Filing History:
Years Active: 1977
Title: Benny M. Benjamin and Aerobic Fermentation
Introduction
Benny M. Benjamin is an inventor associated with Skokie, Illinois, and Standard Oil Company (Indiana). His patent work addressed equipment for continuous aerobic fermentation and the production of single-cell protein materials.
Latest Patents
Benjamin is credited with 1 patent: “Apparatus for Aerobic Fermentation.” The invention describes an improved apparatus for the continuous, aseptic growth of single-cell protein materials using an aqueous ethanolic substrate fortified with nutrient elements. It emphasizes intense agitation and conditions designed to support high oxygen-transfer rates and effective heat removal, preferably under oxygen-limited conditions.
Career Highlights
Benjamin’s patent identifies Standard Oil Company (Indiana) as his company. The invention reflects work on fermentation equipment and process conditions intended to support continuous production while managing oxygen transfer, agitation, and heat.
Collaborations
Elmer J. Saunders and Terry A. Lappin are listed among Benjamin’s coworkers. Their shared association provides context for the professional environment connected with his patent work.
Conclusion
Benny M. Benjamin’s patent documents an engineering approach to continuous aerobic fermentation, combining aseptic operation, controlled oxygen availability, intense agitation, and heat removal.
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