Method of catalyst production and utilization

Claim 1

THE PROCESS OF PRODUCING A HIGH CALORIFIC FUEL GAS WHICH COMPRISES PASSING A STREAM OF FINELY DIVIDED CARBONACEOUS SOLIDS SELECTED FROM THE GROUP CONSISTING OF COAL AND COKE SAND STREAM INTO A WATER GAS GENERATION ZONE, MAINTAINING SAID SOLIDS IN SAID ZONE AS A FLUIDIZED BED AT WATER GAS GENERATION CONDITIONS, WITHDRAWING FROM SAID ZONE A GAS RICH IN CO AND H2, WITHDRAWING FROM SAID ZONE A STREAM OF CARBONACEOUS SOLID PARTICLES OF HIGH SURFACE AREA, PASSING AT LEAST A PORTION OF SAID SOLID PARTICLE STREAM INTO A HYDROCARBON CONVERSION ZONE, MAINTAINING A FLUIDIZED BED OF SAID PARTICLES IN SAID ZONE, CONTACTING SAID PARTICLES WITH HYDROCARBONS AT TEMPERATURES OF FROM ABOUT 950* TO 1100* F. IN SAID CONVERSION ZONE, WITHDRAWING SAID PARTICLES FROM SAID ZONE, INJECTING AT LEAST A PORTION OF SAID PARTICLES INTO SAID WATER GAS GENERATION ZONE AT A POINT ABOVE SAID BED SO AS TO STRIP ADSORBED HYDROCARBONS FROM SAID SOLIDS AND CRACK SAID STRIPPED HYDROCARBONS TO LOW MOLECULAR WEIGHT HYDROCARBONS, AND WITHDRAWING SAID CRACKED HYDROCARBONS ALONG WITH A GAS RICH IN CO AND H2.