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1978
Pruden, B. B., Logie R. B., Denis J. M., & Ranganathan R. (1978).  Comparison of thermal hydrocracking with thermal cracking of Athabasca bitumen at low conversions. Canada CANMET report 78-20, 13.
1977
Belinko, K., Nandi B. N., & Denis J. M. (1977).  Analysis of reactor samples collected during thermal hydrocracking of Athabasca bitumen. Canada CANMET report 77-51, 26.
Logie, R. B., Denis J. M., & Ranganathan R. (1977).  Catalytic hydrocracking of Athabasca bitumen in a fluidized bed reactor - effect of pressure on catalyst decay. Canada CANMET report 77-40, 22.
Belinko, K., Nandi B. N., & Denis J. M. (1977).  The distribution of coke precursors in the reactor during thermal cracking of Athabasca bitumen. In : The oil sands of Canada - Venezuela 1977, editors, David A. Redford and Alvin G. Winestock, Proceedings of the Canada-Venezuela Oil Sands Symposium, Edmo. CIM Special Volume 17, 189-194.
Khulbe, C. P., Pruden B. B., & Denis J. M. (1977).  Hydrocracking of Athabasca bitumen : effect of coal-base catalyst on pilot plant operations. Canada CANMET report 77-35, 22.
Khulbe, C. P., Pruden B. B., & Denis J. M. (1977).  Pilot plant investigation of thermal hydrocracking of Athabasca bitumen : 2. effect of recycle of heavy oil on product quality. Canada CANMET report 77-20, 18.
Khulbe, C. P., Pruden B. B., Denis J. M., & Merrill W. H. (1977).  A pilot plant investigation of thermal hydrocracking of Athabasca bitumen : effect of recycle of heavy oil on product quality. In : The oil sands of Canada - Venezuela 1977, editors, David A. Redford and Alvin G. Winestock, Proceedings of the Canada-Venez. CIM Special Volume 17, 197-205.
Khulbe, C. P., Pruden B. B., & Denis J. M. (1977).  Pilot plant thermal hydrocracking of GCOS (Great Canadian Oil Sands) bitumen : 3. Effect of heavy-oil recycle on reactor fouling. Canada CANMET report 77-32, 41.
Nandi, B. N., Belinko K., & Denis J. M. (1977).  Structure of coke formed during thermal hydrocracking of Athabasca bitumen. 15(6), 412.
Shah, A. M., Pruden B. B., & Denis J. M. (1977).  Thermal cracking of Athabasca bitumen : correlation of reactor voidage in vertical two-phase flow. Canada CANMET report 77-48, 38.
Shah, A. M., Pruden B. B., & Denis J. M. (1977).  Thermal hydrocracking of Athabasca bitumen : effect of recycle-gas purity on product yields and qualities. Canada CANMET report 77-36, 28.
Shah, A. M., Pruden B. B., & Denis J. M. (1977).  Thermal hydrocracking of Athabasca bitumen : steady-state effects on product yields and qualities in the absence of scrubbing of the recycle gas. Canada CANMET report 77-44, 23.
1976
Pruden, B. B., & Denis J. M. (1976).  Heat of reaction and vaporization of feed and product in the thermal hydrocracking of Athabasca bitumen. Canada CANMET report 76-30, 31.
Pruden, B. B., Logie R. B., Denis J. M., & Merrill W. H. (1976).  Thermal cracking of Athabasca bitumen : reduction of reactor fouling. Canada CANMET report 76-33, 33.
Pruden, B. B., Logie R. B., Denis J. M., & Merrill W. H. (1976).  Thermal hydrocracking of Athabasca bitumen reduction of reactor fouling. In : Symposium on Tar sands, 26th Canadian Chemical Engineering Conference, Toronto, Ontario, October 3-6, 1976. 24p.
1974
Merrill, W. H., Logie R. B., & Denis J. M. (1974).  A pilot scale investigation of thermal hydrocracking of Athabasca bitumen. In : Proceedings of the First Regional Conference of the Western Region, Engineering Institute of Canada, Edmonton, April 17-19, 1974. 383-409.
1973
Merrill, W. H., Logie R. B., & Denis J. M. (1973).  A pilot-scale investigation of thermal hydrocracking of Athabasca bitumen. Mines Branch Research Report R-281, 25.
1972
McColgan, E. C., Soutar P. S., & Denis J. M. (1972).  Hydrocracking of residual oils and tars - Part 4 - catalytic de-activation with bitumens from Athabasca, Cold Lake, and Lloydminister. Research Report 261, 35.
1967
Merrill, W. H., Quinsey D. H., Pleet M. P., & Denis J. M. (1967).  Description of a high pressure combined liquid and vapour phase hydrogenation pilot plant. Fuels Research Centre Divisional Report FD67/139-PE,

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