AU2020101308A4 - Energy storage wall and solar greenhouse - Google Patents
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Abstract
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ABSTRACT
The present disclosure relates to an energy storage wall and a solar greenhouse. The energy
storage wall comprises a wall body, a heat absorption pipe layer, a heat storage pipe layer, a
5 first connecting pipe and a second connecting pipe, wherein the heat absorption pipe layer is
laid on a surface of one side in a thickness direction of the wall body; the heat storage pipe
layer is laid inside the wall body; an upper end of the heat absorption pipe layer is connected
with an upper end of the heat storage pipe layer through the first connecting pipe, and a lower
end of the heat absorption pipe layer is connected with a lower end of the heat storage pipe
10 layer through the second connecting pipe, such that the heat absorption pipe layer and the heat
storage pipe layer communicate with each other to form a heat transfer pipeline in which a
fluid heat transfer medium is provided, the fluid heat transfer medium being capable of
circulating in the heat transfer pipeline under the action of temperature difference. The energy
storage wall according to the present disclosure can effectively improve the heat storage
15 capacity of the wall body.
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The present application claims the priority of the application for a patent for invention filed in
China on April 9, 2020 with the application number of 202010275472.3 and the title of
"Energy Storage Wall and Solar Greenhouse", the entire content of which being herewith
incorporated by reference as if fully disclosed herein.
The present disclosure relates to the technical field of agricultural facilities, and in particular
relates to an energy storage wall and a solar greenhouse.
Solar greenhouse is a professional equipment widely used in vegetable cultivation. In the wall
of a solar greenhouse, due to the thermal performance of wall materials and structural reasons,
there is a stable layer with a lower temperature about 200 to 300 mm away from the inner
surface of the wall. Usually, the temperature of the stable layer is not higher than 10°C, and the
existence of this low temperature zone greatly limits the heat storage capacity of the wall,
which in turn has an adverse impact on the thermal environment of the solar greenhouse.
In view of the above defect in the prior art, an object of the present disclosure is to provide an
energy storage wall which can improve the heat storage capacity of the wall and a solar
greenhouse with the energy storage wall.
To this end, the present disclosure provides the following technical solution.
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The present disclosure provides an energy storage wall which comprises a wall body, a heat
absorption pipe layer, a heat storage pipe layer, a first connecting pipe and a second connecting
pipe,
wherein the heat absorption pipe layer is laid on a surface of one side in a thickness direction of
the wall body, and the heat storage pipe layer is laid inside the wall body,
wherein an upper end of the heat absorption pipe layer is connected with an upper end of the
heat storage pipe layer through the first connecting pipe, and a lower end of the heat absorption
pipe layer is connected with a lower end of the heat storage pipe layer through the second
connecting pipe, such that the heat absorption pipe layer and the heat storage pipe layer
communicate with each other to form a heat transfer pipeline, and
wherein a fluid heat transfer medium is provided in the heat transfer pipeline, and can circulate
in the heat transfer pipeline under the action of temperature difference.
In at least one embodiment, the heat absorption pipe layer and the heat storage pipe layer are
arranged facing each other in the thickness direction of the wall body.
In at least one embodiment, in a pipe section of the first connecting pipe arranged along the
thickness direction of the wall body, one end of the pipe section close to the heat absorption
pipe layer is higher than the other end of the pipe section close to the heat storage pipe layer.
In at least one embodiment, the energy storage wall further comprises an insulation layer which
is at least provided on a surface of the other side in the thickness direction of the wall body and
an upper end surface of the wall body.
In at least one embodiment, the heat absorption pipe layer comprises a plurality of heat
absorption pipes which are arranged at intervals along a length direction of the wall body.
In at least one embodiment, the heat storage pipe layer comprises a plurality of heat storage
pipes which are arranged at intervals along the length direction of the wall body.
In at least one embodiment, the number of the heat absorption pipes in the heat absorption pipe
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layer is equal to the number of the heat storage pipes in the heat storage pipe layer.
In at least one embodiment, a surface of the heat absorption pipe layer is black.
In at least one embodiment, the heat absorption pipe layer and/or the heat storage pipe layer are
vertically arranged.
The present disclosure also provides a solar greenhouse, which comprises an energy storage
wall according to any one of the above embodiments, and the surface of one side of the energy
storage wall is located inside the solar greenhouse.
By adopting the above technical solution, the present disclosure provides an energy storage
wall.
By providing a heat absorption pipe layer on the surface of the wall body and providing a heat
storage pipe layer inside the wall body, the energy storage wall can effectively transmit the heat
generated by the sun to the inside of the wall body and store it by the wall body, thereby
effectively improving the heat storage capacity of the wall body.
It can be understood that the solar greenhouse with the energy storage wall has the same
beneficial effects.
Fig. 1 is a schematic drawing showing the structure of a solar greenhouse according to the
present disclosure.
Fig. 2 shows a sectional view taken along a direction A in Fig. 1.
Fig. 3 shows a structural diagram of an energy storage wall according to the present disclosure.
Explanation of the reference numerals
10 energy storage wall; 20 roof; 30 greenhouse space
1 wall body; 2 heat absorption pipe layer; 21 heat absorption pipe; 3 heat storage pipe layer; 31
heat storage pipe;
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4 first connecting pipe; 41 upper heat absorption header section; 42 upper heat storage header
section; 43 upper connecting pipe section;
5 second connecting pipe; 51 lower heat absorption header section; 52 lower heat storage
header section; 53 lower connecting pipe section;
6 insulation layer
Exemplary embodiments of the present disclosure are described below with reference to the
accompanying drawings. It should be understood that these specific descriptions are only
intended for teaching those skilled in the art how to implement the present disclosure, instead
of exhausting all possible implementing modes of the present disclosure or limiting the scope
of protection of the present disclosure.
Hereinafter, a specific embodiment of the solar greenhouse according to the present disclosure
will be described in detail with reference to Figs. 1 to 3.
In the present embodiment, as shown in Fig. 1, the solar greenhouse comprises an energy
storage wall 10 and a roof 20 which are combined to form a closed greenhouse space 30 for the
growth of vegetables and other plants.
In the present embodiment, as shown in Figs. 1, 2 and 3, the energy storage wall 10 comprises
a wall body 1, a heat absorption pipe layer 2, a heat storage pipe layer 3, a first connecting pipe
4, a second connecting pipe 5 and an insulation layer 6.
The heat absorption pipe layer 2 consists of a heat absorption pipe 21 which is laid on a surface
of one side of the wall body 1 close to the greenhouse space 30 in a thickness direction of the
wall body 1. There may be a plurality of heat absorption pipes 21 which are arranged at
intervals along a length direction of the wall body 1. The heat absorption pipes 21 may be
vertically arranged or may be disposed at a certain included angle with respect to a vertical
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direction.
The heat storage pipe layer 3 comprises a heat storage pipe 31 vertically provided inside the
wall body 1. There may be a plurality of heat storage pipes 31 which are arranged at intervals
along the length direction of the wall body 1. The heat storage pipes 31 may be vertically
disposed or may be disposed at a certain included angle with respect to the vertical direction.
It should be understood that the heat storage pipe layer 3 may be arranged in one row (as
shown in Fig. 1) or in multiple rows in the thickness direction of the wall body 1.
In the present embodiment, the heat storage pipe layer 3 may be disposed 200-300 mm away
from a surface of one side of the wall body 1 where the heat absorption pipe layer 2 is disposed.
In this way, it is beneficial for the stable layer with a lower temperature to store heat.
An upper end of the heat absorption pipe layer 2 and an upper end of the heat storage pipe
layer 3 are connected by a first connecting pipe 4, and a lower end of the heat absorption pipe
layer 2 and a lower end of the heat storage pipe layer 3 are connected by a second connecting
pipe 5, such that the mutually connected heat absorption pipe layer 2 and the heat storage pipe
layer 3 form a heat transfer pipeline. A fluid heat transfer medium (for example, water or oil) is
provided in the heat transfer pipeline, and can circulate in the heat transfer pipeline.
In the present embodiment, as shown in Fig. 3, the heat absorption pipes 21 and the heat
storage pipes 31 are arranged facing each other in the thickness direction of the wall body 1.
The heat absorption pipes 21 and the heat storage pipes 31 may be arranged in one-to-one
correspondence, and the number of the heat absorption pipes 21 and the number of the heat
storage pipes 31 may be equal. Undoubtedly, the present disclosure is not limited to this, and
the number of the heat absorption pipes 21 and that of the heat storage pipes 31 may be
different.
It can be understood that each heat absorption pipe 21 and the corresponding heat storage pipe
31 may be connected by a set of connecting pipes (one upper connecting pipe and one lower
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connecting pipe), or multiple heat absorption pipes 21 and multiple heat storage pipes 31 may
be connected by a set of connecting pipes (one upper connecting pipe and one lower
connecting pipe).
In a case where one heat absorption pipe 21 and the corresponding heat storage pipe 31 are
connected by a set of connecting pipes (one upper connecting pipe and one lower connecting
pipe), the connecting pipes may be straight pipes extending substantially along the thickness
direction of the wall body 1.
In a case where a plurality of heat absorption pipes 21 and a plurality of heat storage pipes 31
are connected by a set of connecting pipes (one upper connecting pipe and one lower
connecting pipe), an upper first connecting pipe 4 may include an upper heat absorption header
section 41 and an upper heat storage header section 42 which extend substantially along the
length direction of the wall body 1, and an upper connecting pipe section 43 which extends
substantially along the thickness direction of the wall body 1. Upper ends of the plurality of
heat absorption pipes 21 are connected to the upper heat absorption header section 41, upper
ends of the plurality of heat storage pipes 31 are connected to the upper heat storage header
section 42, and the upper connecting pipe section 43 is connected to the upper heat absorption
header section 41 and the upper heat storage header section 42. A lower second connecting pipe
5 may include a lower heat absorption header section 51 and a lower heat storage header
section 52 which extend substantially along the length direction of the wall body 1, and a lower
connecting pipe section 53 which extends substantially along the thickness direction of the wall
body 1. Lower ends of the plurality of heat absorption pipes 21 are connected to the lower heat
absorption header section 51, lower ends of the plurality of heat storage pipes 31 are connected
to the lower heat storage header section 52, and the lower connecting pipe section 53 is
connected to the lower heat absorption header section 51 and the lower heat storage header
section 52.
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As shown in Fig. 3, the first connecting pipe 4 and the second connecting pipe 5 may be
straight pipes, and may also be U-shaped or H-shaped bent pipes.
In the present embodiment, when the first connecting pipe 4 is a straight pipe, one end of the
first connecting pipe 4 connected to the heat absorption pipe 21 may be higher than the other
end of the first connecting pipe 4 connected to the heat storage pipe 31. Optionally, a gradient
formed by the first connecting pipe 4 may be1%.
When the first connecting pipe 4 is U-shaped or H-shaped, one end of the upper connecting
pipe section 43 close to the heat absorption pipe 21 may be higher than the other end of the
upper connecting pipe section 43 close to the heat storage pipe 31. Optionally, a gradient
formed by the upper connecting pipe section 43 may be I%.
In the present embodiment, the surface of the heat absorption pipes 21 may be painted black. In
this way, it is beneficial to enhance the absorption of solar energy by the heat absorption pipes
21.
In the present embodiment, as shown in Figs. 1 and 2, the insulation layer 6 is provided on a
surface of one side of the wall body 1 away from the greenhouse space 30 and on the upper end
surface of the wall body 1. In this way, it is possible to reduce the loss of heat stored in the wall
body 1.
In the present embodiment, an exhaust device (e.g., an exhaust valve) may be provided at the
top of the heat absorption pipe layer 2.
The working principle of the energy storage wall according to the present disclosure will be
described below.
In daytime, after absorbing the heat radiated by the sun (as shown by the arrows in Fig. 1), the
temperature of the heat absorption pipe layer 2 rises, and the fluid heat transfer medium (e.g.,
water or oil) in the heat absorption pipe layer 2 becomes less dense after being heated. The
fluid heat transfer medium enters the heat storage pipe layer 3 by buoyancy, and releases heat
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to the wall body 1 in the heat storage pipe layer 3, then the temperature of the fluid heat
transfer medium decreases and the density increases, and then the fluid heat transfer medium
flows downward back to the heat absorption pipe layer 2. This process is repeated to store the
heat within the wall body 1.
At night, the heat in the wall body 1 is dissipated into the heat storage pipe layer 3, and the
density of the fluid heat transfer medium in the heat storage pipe layer 3 decreases after being
heated, such that the fluid heat transfer medium flows upward into the heat absorption pipe
layer 2 and releases the heat into the greenhouse space 30. After the fluid heat transfer medium
releases heat, its temperature decreases and its density increases, and then flows downward
back into the heat storage pipe layer 3. By repeating this process, the heat accumulated in the
wall body 1 can be released into the greenhouse space 30, meeting the growth demand of
plants such as vegetables in the greenhouse space 30.
It can be understood that with the energy storage wall according to the present disclosure, the
fluid heat transfer medium can naturally convect under the action force formed by the
temperature difference, such that solar energy can be stored in the wall body, and the heat in
the wall body can also be released into the greenhouse space.
By adopting the above-described technical solution, the energy storage wall according to the
present disclosure has at least the following advantages:
(1) in the energy storage wall of the present disclosure, by providing a heat absorption pipe
layer on the surface of the wall body and providing a heat storage pipe layer inside the wall
body, the heat emitted by the sun can be effectively transmitted to the inside of the wall body
and stored by the wall body, thereby effectively improving the heat storage capacity of the wall
body;and
(2) in the energy storage wall of the present disclosure, the surface of the heat absorption pipes
is painted black, which is beneficial to enhancing the absorption of solar energy by the heat
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absorption pipes.
Claims (10)
1. An energy storage wall (10), characterized in that the energy storage wall (10) comprises a
wall body (1), a heat absorption pipe layer (2), a heat storage pipe layer (3), a first connecting
pipe (4) and a second connecting pipe (5),
wherein the heat absorption pipe layer (2) is laid on a surface of one side in a thickness
direction of the wall body (1), and the heat storage pipe layer (3) is laid inside the wall body
(1),
wherein an upper end of the heat absorption pipe layer (2) is connected with an upper end of
the heat storage pipe layer (3) through the first connecting pipe (4), and a lower end of the heat
absorption pipe layer (2) is connected with a lower end of the heat storage pipe layer (3)
through the second connecting pipe (5), such that the heat absorption pipe layer (2) and the
heat storage pipe layer (3) communicate with each other to form a heat transfer pipeline, and
wherein a fluid heat transfer medium is provided in the heat transfer pipeline, the fluid heat
transfer medium being capable of circulating in the heat transfer pipeline under an action of
temperature difference.
2. The energy storage wall (10) according to claim 1, characterized in that the heat absorption
pipe layer (2) and the heat storage pipe layer (3) are arranged facing each other in the thickness
direction of the wall body (1).
3. The energy storage wall (10) according to claim 1, characterized in that in a pipe section of
the first connecting pipe (4) arranged along the thickness direction of the wall body (1), one
end of the pipe section close to the heat absorption pipe layer (2) is higher than the other end of
the pipe section close to the heat storage pipe layer (3).
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4. The energy storage wall (10) according to claim 1, characterized in that the energy storage
wall (10) further comprises an insulation layer (6), which is at least provided on a surface of
the other side in the thickness direction of the wall body (1) and an upper end surface of the
wall body (1).
5. The energy storage wall (10) according to claim 1, characterized in that the heat absorption
pipe layer (2) comprises a plurality of heat absorption pipes (21) which are arranged at
intervals along a length direction of the wall body (1).
6. The energy storage wall (10) according to claim 1, characterized in that the heat storage pipe
layer (3) comprises a plurality of heat storage pipes (31) which are arranged at intervals along a
length direction of the wall body (1).
7. The energy storage wall (10) according to claim 1, characterized in that the heat absorption
pipe layer (2) comprises a plurality of heat absorption pipes (21) and the heat storage pipe layer
(3) comprises a plurality of heat storage pipes (31), wherein the number of the heat absorption
pipes (21) in the heat absorption pipe layer (2) is equal to that of the heat storage pipes (31) in
the heat storage pipe layer (3).
8. The energy storage wall (10) according to claim 1, characterized in that a surface of the heat
absorption pipe layer (2) is black.
9. The energy storage wall (10) according to claim 1, characterized in that the heat absorption
pipe layer (2) and/or the heat storage pipe layer (3) are vertically arranged.
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10. A solar greenhouse, characterized in that the solar greenhouse comprises the energy storage
wall (10) according to any one of claims 1 to 9, and the surface of the one side is located inside
the solar greenhouse.
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