BPEL child process issue

Problem Description:
Parent process invoking more than 10 concurrent child processes with non-blocking invoke = true. All the child processes are not invoked at
the same time. Some of the child processes are waiting for others to complete and then invoked. Sometimes all the child processes(tested till
100 child processes) are invoked at same time and when tested immediately for the next time it executes in different timings. Say for
example, if I invoke 90 child processes then executes like 83+7.
Parent process time – 3 mins(set)
Child process execution time – 2 mins
So the parent will be alive for 3 mins and the first set of child processes gets created and dies after 2 mins and then the next set of child processes starts(i.e. in the 2nd min of parent) and does not execute completely as the parent dies after 1 min from the time of second set of child creation.
The parent process “Times Out” while waiting for response from the child processes.
We have similar environment which does not behave in this way, all the processes are executed in 1 single batch.
BPEL version: 10.1.3.3.0
BPEL server is on top of WAS 6.1.
"Maximum batch size" is 1.
Thread pool size of webcontainer is min-10, max-50.
Please let me know how to fix this issue.
Thanks,

http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/B31017_01/integrate.1013/b28980/bpel_install.htm
look at section 2.11.1

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