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Design, construction and analysis of a thermal energy

storage system adapted to greenhouse cultivation in

isolated northern communities

Paul Piché, Stéphane Gibout, Didier Haillot, Cédric Arrabie, Jean-Pierre

Bedecarrats, Daniel Rousse, Xavier Py, Nicolo Giordano, Jasmin Raymond

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Paul Piché, Stéphane Gibout, Didier Haillot, Cédric Arrabie, Jean-Pierre Bedecarrats, et al.. Design, construction and analysis of a thermal energy storage system adapted to greenhouse cultivation in isolated northern communities. International Symposium of Labex DRIIHM - Inter-Disciplinary Re-search Facility on Human-Environment Interactions - ANR-11-LABX-0010, Oct 2019, LYON, France. �hal-02357168�

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Interna�onal Symposium of Labex DRIIHM - 2019

Inter-Disciplinary Research Facility on Human-Environment Interactions -

ANR-11-LABX-0010

7-9 October 2019 - ENS Lyon (France)

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Design, construction and analysis of a thermal energy

storage system adapted to greenhouse cultivation in

isolated northern communities

P. Piché

1

, S. Gibout

1*

, D. Haillot

2

, C. Arrabie

1

, J.-P. Bédécarrats

1

, D. R. Rousse

2

, X. Py

3

, N. Giordano

4

, J. Raymond

4

1

Univ Pau & Pays Adour/ E2S UPPA, Laboratoire de Thermique, Énergétique et procédés - IPRA, EA1932, 64000, Pau, France

2

École de Technologie Supérieure, Département de génie mécanique, Montréal, QC, H3C 1K3, Canada

3

PROMES CNRS UPR 8521, 66000, Perpignan et 66120, Font Romeu, France

4

INRS Centre Eau Terre Environnement, Québec, QC, G1K 9A9, Canada

Located at Kuujjuaq (Quebec, 58°N latitude)

Built in 2012

Surface area of 140 m

2

Polycarbonate casing

Growing season from June to September (without heating system)

In 2016, about one ton of vegetables were harvested

During the growing season, the day-night temperature difference is unfavorable

to plant growth:

the temperature rises too high during the day à Need to

extract heat

from

the greenhouse to the outside

and drops too low at night à It would be necessary to

provide heat

Store excess heat and release it when useful!

Comparison of two periods with the same outside

temperature ① and solar irradiation ②:

Blue: without storage system

Red

: with storage system

Ø

Inside temperature

variations are reduced,

reducing the negative impact of extreme

temperatures on growth!

Fan

Air arrival pipe

Heat storage media

(Rocks bed)

Air removal pipe

Contacts

Didier Haillot:

didier.haillot@etsmtl.ca

Stéphane Gibout:

stephane.gibout@univ-pau.fr

We would like to thank OHIM-Nunavik, the DRIIHM lab, the CFQCU and the Société du Plan Nord for their financial support, the KRG, the

NV of Kuujjuaq and the Kuujjuaq Greenhouse Committee for their logistical support as well as all our scientific partners

About 40 tons of rocks.

Construction from mid-October to the end of November.

During overheating, the hot air extracted

passes through the storage system, gives

up part of its heat à

Charge Phase

During the night, the cold air passes

through the stock to be heated à

Discharge phase

Charge Phase

:

The temperature of the

rock increases

Discharge Phase

:

The temperature of the

rock decreases

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