Analytical, Chemical and Synthesis,Instruments Skills

Dr. Kalpeshkumar Ganpatsinh Jadav

Ph.D (Industrial Chemistry)

E-mail :*******@*****.**.**

Website:http://drkalpeshjadav.blogspot.com/

Mob No: (1)+91-773******* (2) +91-982*******

OBJECTIVE

To work in a challenging and fast paced environment, leveraging my current knowledge and

fostering creativity with many learning opportunities.

INTERPERSONAL SKILLS

I have good Research capacity and capability, Knowledge of various Instruments and their results

interpretation, Analytical Skills, Chemical and Synthesis knowledge, Work ethic, Ability to work

well in a team or an individual environment, Result oriented, Adaptable to any sort of

environment, Hard working, punctual, Comprehensive problem solving abilities, Ability to deal

with people diplomatically, Positive attitude, Organizational abilities, Good communication skills.

PERSONAL INFORMATION

Name : Dr. Kalpeshkumar Ganpatsinh Jadav

Educational Qualification : B.Sc., PGDAC (Anal. Chem).,

M.Sc. (Oils, Fats & Waxes).,Ph.D (Indu.Chem)

Present Position : R&D Manager at S.R.I. Pukhraj Additives LLP,

Kandivali (W), Maharashtra, India

(Pukhraj Group Merge with SRI Group) since March 2012.

Date of Birth & Age : 23 – 08 – 1984, 30 years

Religion & Nationality : Hinduism, Indian

Marital status : Married

Permanent Address : House No 121/2, Kakad Faliya, Naroli-396 235,

UT of Dadra & Nagar Haveli (India).

Gender : Male

Passport No : K0979163

Oversees Visit : Thailand

Languages Known : English, Hindi, Gujarati

Contact : (M) +91-982*******, +91-773*******, (R) 026*-*******

E mail : *******@*****.**.**

Hobbies : Enjoying Music, Traveling, Watching television, etc.,

Total publications : 17

Publications : Publications in Journals

International :8

National :9

INDUSTRIAL EXPERIENCE

Sr. Name of Organization Post held Duration Experience

No. in years

S.R.I. Pukhraj Additives LLP, 1st March 2012

1.

Kandivali (W), Maharashtra, India Manager R&D to

(Pukhraj Group Merge with SRI Group) Till Date

---

8th Aug 2011

Pukhraj Engineering & Chemicals Pvt.Ltd, Manager R&D to

2.

Kandivali (W), Maharashtra, India 29 th February 2012

(7 month)

Executive R&D

Dispersive Minerals & Chemicals (I) Ltd in Formulation 2nd Aug 2010

3.

(20 Micron Group), Nandesari (Baroda), and to 1 year

Gujarat, India Development 2 nd Aug 2011

IPCA Laboratories Ltd, Industrial 9th May 2006

4.

Piparia, Silvassa, Dadra & Nagar Haveli. Trainee to 2 month

17 th June 2006

WORK PROFILE IN

Sr. No. Name of Organization Job Description

1. Manager R&D at S.R.I. Pukhraj Development of New products

Additives LLP, Kandivali (W), Formulation support to existing products.

Maharashtra, India Product Maintenance.

(Pukhraj Group Merge with SRI Group)

Product Enhancement which will help to keep the

company products ahead of the competition and

extended the life of products

Regulatory Compliance

The Quality control and R&D Interface to ensure

existing products attain the require levels of quality.

Technical aspects of regulatory compliance.

Support R&D projects at group level participating in

meetings and sharing technical information and

"best-practices”.

Operational management of the R&D Department.

Manager R&D at Pukhraj

2. Development of New products

Engineering & Chemicals Pvt. Ltd,

Formulation support to existing products.

Kandivali (W), Maharashtra, India

Product Maintenance.

Product Enhancement which will help to keep the

company products ahead of the competition and

extended the life of products

Regulatory Compliance

The Quality control and R&D Interface to ensure

existing products attain the require levels of quality.

Technical aspects of regulatory compliance.

Support R&D projects at group level participating in

meetings and sharing technical information and

"best-practices”.

Operational management of the R&D Department.

3. Executive R&D in Formulation and Formulation Design, Literature survey,Process

Development at Dispersive optimization, scale-up operations.

Minerals & Chemicals (I) Ltd Plan, perform and contribute to project related

(20 Micron Group), Nandesari scientific/technical activities (e.g., experiments,

(Baroda), Gujarat, India interpret results, evaluate data, draw relevant

conclusions, and write reports).

Provide efficient and strong processes/methods/

design for the manufacture of the various products.

Contribute to evaluation of new scientific

technologies and develop new unique processes that

could be patentable.

Documentations, aspects of the research lab and

maintenance of records.

4. Industrial Trainee at IPCA Training in Tablet, Packaging, Quality Control, Ware

Laboratories Ltd, Piparia, House, Engineering & HR Department.

Silvassa, Dadra& Nagar Haveli.

WORK DONE AS EMPLOY IN

1) S.R.I. Pukhraj Additives LLP:

(Pukhraj Group Merge with SRI Group)

Technology transfer.

Working for REACH (Registration, Evaluation, Authorisation and Restriction of

Chemicals)/SVHC (Substance Of Very High Concern)/ROHS (Restriction of Hazardous

Substances) /PAH (Poly Cyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbon) certification for exacting product.

Attended Regulatory Compliance in India as well as overseas.

Formulation support to existing products.

Project Completed and commercialese :

1) Eco-friendly totally water soluble Antitack Powder based on natural route for batch of

application:

Developed totally Water Soluble (Zinc and heavy metal free [Lead(Pb),

Mercury(Hg),Cadmium(Cd),Chromium(Cr)+6]), Eco-friendly Antitack Agent derived from

natural route for eliminated sedimentation, coating found non uniform and foaming etc., type

of issue in Batch of Application….

2) Eco-friendly non settling Antitack liquid based on natural route for batch of application:

Developed totally Transparent liquid which is fully soluble in water (Zinc and heavy metal free

[Lead(Pb), Mercury(Hg),Cadmium(Cd),Chromium(Cr)+6]) and Eco-friendly Antitack Agent

derived from natural route for eliminated sedimentation, coating found non uniform and

foaming etc., type of issue in Batch of Application….

3) Zinc free low melted Natural fatty acid based derivative for silica- filled elastomers:

Especially designed for use with silica-filled elastomers. It improves extrusion rate, reduces

hysteresis, and reduces mill roll sticking. It has a slight activation effect in sulfur -cured

compounds.

4) Takifying and plasticizing derivatives based on aromatic/ aliphatic hydrocarbon resin with

natural oils for Staining and Non Staining application:

Used as an excellent tackifying and plasticizing material for natural & synthetic rubbers.

Because of its neutral character, good alkali & acid resistance, good dielectric properties and

compatibility with natural and synthetic rubbers.

5) User friendly & cost-effectively Cure activator based mixed fatty acid :

It gives heat stability (reversion resistance) and an improved dynamic property in natural

rubber compounds containing mineral fillers and silane coupling agents use in high -

performance natural rubber compounds and also improves the processing characterist ics and

performance properties of natural rubber compounds.

Mixing Improvements

Reduces mixing energy

Improves dispersion and reduces incorporation time

Lowers and stabilizes viscosity

Reduces extrudate variation while improving quality

Physical Improvements

Improves physical properties

Outstanding dynamic performance

Improves tear results and tan deltas

Lowers heat build-up and improves blowout resistance in high

natural rubber tire compounds

6) Oleochemical based Processing aid (peptizer) against Dibenzamido diphenyldisulphide-

DBD (Chemical Peptizer) for rubber compound:

Oleochemical based peptizer are substances that improve the process ability of a rubber

compound without (adversely) affecting its mechanical properties, as long as only small

quantities are added to the compound and spread throughout the compound more effectively,

because they also act as dispersion agents and lubricant.

7) Oleochemical based dispersing agent and lubricant for rubber Compound :

Especially design for compounds based on all synthetic rubbers, especially SBR, NBR, CR and

EPDM for technical molded.

8) Mixed fatty acid and natural wax based additive for fluorinated rubbers improved flow and

easier demolding :

A processing additive specially designs for fluorinated rubbers. Its silicon free and provides

improved flow and easier demolding. Its good lubricant properties provide an increased

extrusion rate and lead to an improved appearance of the vulcanizate.

9) Natural fatty acid based processing aid for reduction of rolling resistance in high

performance silica tire treads:

Processing aid used for for improve extrusion output and appearance in NR,SBR,SSBR and

EPDM compounds has very high affinity for silica fillers and provides for maximum reduction

of rolling resistance in high performance silica tire treads

Other Work Done–Plant Trial, Attended Management Meetings, Executive training etc.,

2) Pukhraj Engineering & Chemicals Pvt. Ltd:

Attended Regulatory Compliance

Formulation support to existing products.

Attended Innovations in oils Fats & allied Products towards sustainability & lipid expo-2011

held at IICT Hyderabad, 18th to 19th November 2011.

Project Completed and commercialese :

1) Water dispersible Antitack Powder for rubber:

Developed water dispersible Antitack Agent derived from Batch of Application in rubber

industries….

2) Fatty acid based additives for reduce water carry over problem in Plastic industry:

Specialty additive developed for Anti fibrillation masterbatches/compounds to reduce water

carry over problem on high speed tape line at high speed operation for Plastic Industry.

3) Fatty acid based additives for highly loaded thermoplastic compounds based on Polyolefins,

PVC in Plastic industry:

Specialty coating additive for mineral fillers/pigments to achieve uniform dispersion in highly

loaded thermoplastic compounds based on Polyolefins, PVC etc also used in minerals coating

& EVA processing.

Other Work Done–Plant Trial, Attended Management Meetings, Executive training etc.,

3) Dispersive Minerals & Chemicals (I) Ltd (20 Micron Group):

Develop Metallic Soap from Unsaturated Fatty acid& (Ca/Mg) from saturated Fatty acid by

Fusion Route (Plant level Commercial Scale-up) - The process does have the advantage of not

requiring the use of caustic soda and no filtering or Drying is required. It also does not lead to

any water pollution or the consumption of any water.

In reverse R&D successfully developed new formulation for three ongoing DMCIL products

and save 35 Rs/kg.

Develop Metallic Stearate by Fusion Route (Plant level Commercial Scale-up) - The process

does have the advantage of not requiring the use of caustic soda and no filtering or Drying is

required. It also does not lead to any water pollution or the consumption of any water.

Develop Low Metal content (6.5/8.5) Metallic Soaps by fusion Route (Plant level Commercial

Scale-up) - The process does have the advantage of not requiring the use of caustic soda and no

filtering or Drying is required. It also does not lead to any water pollution or the consumption

of any water.

Develop New Laboratory (QC and R&D) for DMCIL, Nandesari.

Develop Physical, Chemical and Instrumental Testing for different type of DMCIL Products

and their Raw Material.

Develop New Formulation for DMCIL Products.

Develop Standard Operating Process (SOP) for testing methods for DMCIL Product.

Modified and Develop Mass Safety Data Sheet (MSDS) for DMCIL Product.

Attended India Rubber Expo 2011 held at Chennai Trade center, Chennai 19th to 22nd January

2011.

Other Work Done – Plant Trial, Attended Management Meetings, Chemist training

Documentation, etc.,

4) IPCA Laboratories Ltd:

Successfully trainingcompleted in Tablet, Packaging, Quality Control, Ware House,

Engineering& HR Department.

RESEARCH EXPERIENCE

1. Successfully completed One research project entitled Synthesis & Biological Evaluation of Fatty

Hydrazides& Their Derivatives From Neem oil & Rice bran oil in year 2007.

2. Research Topic: “Studies on Oleochemicals of Industrial Significance”

3. Research Papers Published (International/National): Seventeen research papers.

4. Has guided around 20 Dissertations.

MEDALS/AWARDS RECEIVED

1. Recipient of 3rd Price for “Working Model” in Nehru Science Exhibition for Children in year

1995-1996.

2. Recipient of 2nd Price for “Static Model” in Nehru Science Exhibition for Children in year 1996 -

1997.

3. Recipient of Young Scientist trophy in India rubber Expo 2011 held at Chennai Trade center,

Chennai 19th to 22nd January 2011.

PRESENTATIONS IN SEMINAR

1. Perfumes.

2. Residual Toxicity of Pesticides in Food, Oils & Oilseed.

PH.D ORIENTATION COURSE

1. Scope of oleochemicals in surface coating industry.

2. Application of instrumental methods to oils and oleochemicals.

TECHNICAL KNOWLEDGE AND FAMILIAR WITH

Autolab (Potantiostate/Galvanostate), FTIR

COMPUTER KNOWLEDGE

MS Office, Internet, Chem Office, ISIS Draw,ChemSketch,Chemix,Chem, BioDraw Ultra 11.0,

Autolab Software, SAP,etc.,

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION INCLUDING EXTRACURRICULAR

ACTIVITIES

1. Member of Alumni Association of NCC Cadets (AAN).

2. Member of Oil Technologist Association of India.

3. Participate in “Quiz Contest” Organized by Nehru Science Exhibition for Children in year

1997- 1998.

4. Participate in State Science Seminar on “50 Years of Science & Technology in Independent

India Aspiration & Achievements” Organized by Nehru Science Center, Mumbai in 1998.

5. Participate in “Annual Camp of National Service Scheme” held at Parnera from 27 th October

2001 to 5th November 2001.

6. Attended Annual Training Camp “National Cadet Crops, Army Wing” held at Baroda from

30th August 2003 to September 2003.

7. Attended International Seminar on “New Horizons in Lipids and Specialty Oleochemicals&

Lipids Expo 2005” Organized by Oil Technologist Association of India (Southern Zone) held at

Indian Institute of Chemical Technology, Hyderabad during December 2005.

8. Attended Seminar on “Value Addition of Oleochemicals” Organized by Oil Technologist

Association of India (Western Zone) held at Hotel Taj President, Mumbai during December

2006.

9. Attended 2nd International Conference on “Soaps Detergents & Cosmetics” Organized by Oil

Technologist Association of India (Western Zone) held at Hotel Mariott, Panjim, Goa during

October 2008.

10. Training acquired on HPLC, FTIR and GC Organized by Sophisticated Instrumentation Center

for Applied Research and Testing (SICART) in year 2007.

11. Attended Gujcost Sponsored National Seminar on “Research in Chemistry at the Crossing

Edge of other Sciences” Organized by DepartmentofChemical Sciences held at B.V.M.

Auditorium, B.V.M Engineering College,VallabhVidyanagar, Gujarat during November 2009.

12. Attended India Rubber Expo 2011 held at Chennai Trade center, Chennai 19th to 22nd January

2011.

13. Attended Innovations in oils Fats & allied Products towards sustainability & lipid expo -2011

held at IICT Hyderabad, 18th to 19th November 2011.

14. Attended 7th India Rubber Expo & Tyre Show held at Bombay Exhibition Center, Mumbai 22nd

to 24th January 2013.

EDUCATIONAL QUALIFICATION

University/

Qualification Subject College/ School Month/Year %

Board

Sophisticated

Instrumentation

S.P. University

Industrial Chemistry Center for Applied December

Ph.D V.V.Nagar --

2010

Research and Testing

Gujarat (India)

(SICART),

VallabhVidyanagar

Institute of Science

and Technology for S.P. University

Industrial Chemistry April

M.Sc. Advanced Studies & V.V.Nagar 58.92

2007

(Oils, Fats & Waxes)

Research (ISTAR), Gujarat (India)

VallabhVidyanagar

Department of S.P. University

April

PGDAC Analytical Chemistry Chemistry, V.V.Nagar 58.00

2005

VallabhVidyanagar Gujarat (India)

South Gujarat

B.K.M. Science April

B.Sc. Chemistry University, Surat 57.22

2004

College, Valsad

Gujarat (India)

Govt. Higher G.S.E.B,

H.S.C. Science Secondary School, Gandhinagar April-May 54.46

2001

Silvassa Gujarat (India)

Govt. Higher G.S.E.B,

March

S.S.C. --- Secondary School, Gandhinagar 69.29

1999

Khanvel Gujarat (India)

OTHER QUALIFICATION

1. NCC “B” & “C” Certificate Examination passed with B & C Grade respectively.

2. Diploma in Computer Fundamental With Grade “A”.

DETAILS OF THE RESEARCH WORK

Introduction:

Non Traditional Oils

Historically an exporter of oilseeds and oils, India has in the past two decades slid to a position

of a net importer of oils due to steadily widening gap between supply and demand. The country now

imports about 8 million tones oil to supplement 15 million tones of indigenous supply. A technology

mission on oilseeds has been set up to devise ways and means to increase indigenous production and

achieve self-sufficiency in oilseeds. While the major thrust is on to increase the productivity of the

principal traditional oilseeds like groundnut, rape/mustard which currently contribute 8.0 million

tones of oil, several other oilseeds and oils, some traditional and some new have been gradually

developed and thus offer good scope in augmenting supply. One such source is the tree-borne

oilseeds usually referred to as non-traditional or minor oilseeds. These are mainly collected from

forest trees.

Most non-traditional oils obtained from these seeds are dark; possess disagreeable smell and

contain non-lipid constituents with bewildering variety of structural features. These problems are

aggravated by the hostile conditions during collection in the forests, storage and subsequent

processing. Special processing methods have to be developed depending on the nature of the non-

lipid constituents and the end application of the oils. The isolation, characterization and finding

application of non-lipid constituents of the oils were handled by organic/pharmaceutical/agricultural

chemists and entomologists. The chemistry and processing of the oils have been the domain of oil

chemists and technologists.

Therefore there is a compelling need to target non-traditional oils for their up-gradation and

utilization and focus experimental, research and developmental activities on discovering newer areas

of utilization especially with a view to use them as replacements for traditional oils so that their

scarcity does not necessitate imports or imports if at all compulsory are restricted to minimum.

By-Products of Oil Processing

Vegetable oil processing generates large quantities of by-products like gums, soap-stock, acid

oil, spent bleaching earth which contains on an average 30 –35% of oil on its dry weight. These by-

products are plentiful and enhancing returns from them, although a real challenge for the oil

industry, may not only support favorable economics of processing but also eliminate disposal/hazard

problem associated with some of them. The Indian vegetable oil industry is slowly exploring the

possibility of value addition to the by-products.

Interdisciplinaryrelevance of the projects

Derivatives produced were utilized in corrosion inhibitors, surfactants and new oleo chemicals

utilizable in pharmaceutical industries.

Significance of the Research

There is a compelling need to target non-traditional oils for their up-gradation and utilization and

focus experimental, research and developmental activities on discovering newer areas of utilization

especially with a view to use them as replacements for traditional oils so that their scarcity does not

necessitate imports or imports if at all compulsory are restricted to minimum.

Considerable attention is being paid among the oil processors/ Technologists’ in the recent

years towards up gradation and utilization of by-products of oil processing industries so as to

improve operational economics and eliminate disposal hazards associated with some them. Therefore,

up-gradation and utilization of by-products of oils and allied industries is an area with immense

promise and potential for scientists, researchers oil recovered from spent bleaching earth (ORSBE)

and technologists to focus their attention on.

Objectives:

The objectives of the projects were to

I. Impart value addition to minor seed oils by targeting them for some newer industrially

utilizable products and oleochemicals.

II. Upgrade and modify byproducts of oil processing such as acid oil and ORSBE resulting from

refining of oils and fats so as to explore the possibility of their utilization in newer are as and

novel fields.

The derivatives produced from non traditional oils and by products of oil processing were utilized for

making products useful in corrosion inhibitors, Surfactant, pharmaceutical industries, surface coating

industry.

The following non traditional oils and by products were investigated:

Non traditional oils:Neem, Karanja, Rice bran

By Products of Oil Processing: Acid oil, Oil Recovered from Spent Bleaching Earth (ORSBE).

LIST OF PUBLICATION IN NATIONAL & INTERNATIONAL

JOURNALS BY DR.KALPESH JADAV

Sr.No National (N)/ Topic Name of the Month & Remarks

International Journal Year of

(I) Publication

Synthesis and

1. I Journal of 6, 2, 27-37

Evaluation of Fatty Applied (2012)

Hydrazides Based on Chemical

Schiff Bases from Oil Research

Processing Industries

Byproducts

2. N Inhibition of corrosion Indian Journal of 18 (4), 301-308

of mild steel in 1N HCl Chemical (2011)

solutions by Schiff base Technology

derived from non

traditional oils

3. I Studies on Microwave Journal of 16, 53-60,

Assisted Synthesis of Applied (2011)

Triazines Byproducts Chemical

of Oil Processing Research

Industries

4. I Liquid Detergent from Journal of 14, 14, (2010)

Acid Oil Based Applied

Polymer Chemical

Research

5. I Inhibition of Corrosion Journal of 12, 24, (2010)

of Mild Steel 1N HCl Applied

Solutions by Schiff Chemical

Base Derived From Research

Non Traditional Oils

6. N Corrosion inhibition Journal of 69, 43-47,

study of a new Scientific & January,

synthetic Schiff base Industrial (2010)

derived from Research

nontraditional oils on

mild steel in 1N HCl

solution

7. I Enzymatic synthesis of Archives of 1 (2), 344-355,

nontraditional oils Applied Science December

based hydrazides and Research (2009)

microwave assisted

synthesis of triazines

and their evaluation as

antimicrobial agents

8. N Synthesis and Journal of Lipid 41(4), 131,

Biological Evaluation Science and (2009)

of Phenyl hydrazides Technology

and their derivatives

from Karanja oil

9. I Synthesis and Journal of 11, 7-17,

biological evaluation Applied November

Schiff bases of fatty Chemical (2009)

hydrazides from Research

Nontraditional oils

10. I Synthesis and biological Der Pharma 1(1), 185-195,

evaluation phenyl Chemica October

hydrazides and their

(2009)

derivatives from Rice

bran oils

11. I Synthesis and Biological Journal of Applied 10, 64 – 72,

Evalution of Hydrazones Chemical Research October

from Nontraditional oils

(2009)

12. N Utilization of by-product Indian Journal of 16 (5), 373 -

of oil processing industry Chemical 376,September

in liquid detergent Technology

(2009)

13. N Synthesis and biological Indian J. Pharm. 71 (2), 144-147,

evaluation of fatty Sci

March-April

hydrazides of by-

(2009)

products of oil

processing industry

14. N Inhibition of corrosion of Journal of 68, 235-241,

mild steel by Phenyl of Scientific &

March(2009)

nontraditional oils Industrial

Research

15. N Fatty acid Indian Journal of 16, 32-37,

triazolesderived from Chemical January(2009)

Neem,Rice bran and Technology

Karanja oils as corrosion

inhibitors for mild steel

16. N Synthesis and biological J. Ind. Council of 25, (2), 126-130,

evaluation of fatty Chem December

hydrazides and their

(2008)

derivatives from Neem

and Rice bran oil

17. N Inhibition of mild steel J. Ind. Council of 25, (1), 37-41,

corrosion by Chem June(2008)

Phenylhydrazides

DECLARATION

I hereby solemnly declare that the above furnished particulars are true to the best of my knowledge

and belief. On the event of my selection to this job, I shall endeavor my best to the maximum

benefit of the Organization.

REFERENCE

(1) Prof.(Dr.) S. D. Toliwal (M. Tech, Ph.D) (2) Prof.(Dr.) N.K.Shah(M.Sc, Ph.D)

Principal, Shri Labhubhai Trivedi Institute of Professor & Head, Department of Chemistry School of

Engineering & Technology, Shashtri Bhavan, Opp.: Sciences, Gujarat University, Navrangpura, Ahmedabad

Shashtri Maidan, Rajkot- 360001 State: Gujarat, INDIA. 380-009, State: Gujarat, INDIA.

Mob: +91-989*******. Mob:+91-982*******.

E-mail: *********@*****.**.** E-mail: ************@*****.**.**

(3)Prof.(Dr.)Merlin Thomas (M. Tech, Ph.D) (4) Dr. J.V.Patel (M.Sc, Ph.D)

Professor & Head, Department of Industrial Chemistry, Sr.Lecturer, Department of Industrial Chemistry, Institute of

Institute of Science and Technology for Advanced Science and Technology for Advanced Studies and Research

Studies and Research (ISTAR), Vallabh Vidyanagar - (ISTAR), VallabhVidyanagar 388-120 Dist.: Anand State:

388 120 Dist.: Anand State: Gujarat, INDIA. Gujarat, INDIA.

Mob:+91-987*******. Mob: +91-989*******.

E-mail: ******@*****.*** E-mail: ***********@*****.**.**

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