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A process for catalytically hydrocracking a heavy hydrocarbon oil containing at least 25 weight percent of hydrocarbon substances which will boil at a temperature of at least 524°C. and contain coke forming hydrocarbon substances and which may contain hydrocarbon substances with metal present are hy

A process for catalytically hydrocracking a heavy hydrocarbon oil containing at least 25 weight percent of hydrocarbon substances which will boil at a temperature of at least 524°C. and contain coke forming hydrocarbon substances and which may contain hydrocarbon substances with metal present are hydrocracked in a continuous process. The heavy hydrocarbon oil is first slurried at 50°C. to 400°C. with a particulate catalyst mass comprising aluminum compound coated coal and/or coke particles which may also be coated with a cobalt and/or a molybdenum compound, the slurry is heated to 250°C. to 550°C. and continuously fed to the bottom of a catalytic hydrocracking vessel to pass upwardly therethrough at a pressure in the range 100 to 3,500 psig and a temperature in the range 400°C. to 500°C. The process avoids coking of the reactor vessel and being continuous replaces the catalyst mass before excessive deposits of coke or metals occurs thereon. While cobalt and nickel compounds are preferred, any compounds of metals of Groups VI (b) or VIII of the Periodic Table may be used.

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A process for catalytically hydrocracking a heavy hydrocarbon oil, comprising, (a) heating the heavy hydrocarbon oil to a temperature in the range 50°C. to 400°C., then (b) mixing the heavy hydrocarbon oil, while at the temperature in the range 50°C. to 400°C., with a particulate catalyst mass to fo

A process for catalytically hydrocracking a heavy hydrocarbon oil, comprising, (a) heating the heavy hydrocarbon oil to a temperature in the range 50°C. to 400°C., then (b) mixing the heavy hydrocarbon oil, while at the temperature in the range 50°C. to 400°C., with a particulate catalyst mass to form a slurry, the particulate catalyst mass being in the range 0.1 to 10 weight percent of the slurry and comprising discrete catalyst supports of at least one material selected from the group consisting of coal and coke with each catalyst support coated with a catalytically active aluminum compound and at least one catalytically active material selected from the group consisting of compounds of metals of Group VI (b) and Group VIII of the Periodic Table of Elements, (c) mixing the slurry with hydrogen gas and heating the mixture to a temperature in the range 250°C. to 550°C., then (d) continuously feeding the mixture while at the temperature in the range 250°C. to 550°C. to a lower end portion of a catalytic hydrocracking reactor vessel, (e) causing the mixture to flow upwardly in the reactor vessel at a pressure in the range 100 to 3,500 psig and at a temperature in the range 400°C. to 500°C. so that gaseous and vapour phase components liberated from the mixture in the reactor vessel rise rapidly therein and separate from residual liquid phase and entrained particulate solids components which flow slowly upwardly therein, and (f) continuously withdrawing the gaseous and vapour phase components and the liquid phase with entrained particulate solids from an upper portion of the reactor vessel.