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Stockage d'énergie par air comprimé

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Compressed air energy storage
Le stockage d'énergie par air comprimé exploite la compression d'air souterraine pour une gestion efficace de l'énergie et une réponse aux pics de demande.

Le stockage d'énergie par air comprimé (CAES) convertit l'énergie électrique excédentaire en potentiel mécanique en comprimant l'air dans des formations géologiques souterraines — cavernes de sel, aquifères ou réservoirs de roches poreuses — et en le récupérant grâce à des turbines d'expansion lors des pics de demande.

Thermodynamique Les performances dépendent de la séquence de compression et de détente, du refroidissement intermédiaire, de la récupération d'énergie et de l'intégration du stockage thermique, ce qui distingue les variantes diabatiques, adiabatiques et isothermes présentant des rendements de cycle très différents. L'intégrité géomécanique du milieu de stockage, l'étanchéité du puits et les processus de lixiviation de la caverne conditionnent la viabilité opérationnelle à long terme. Les recherches actuelles portent sur des configurations adiabatiques avancées éliminant totalement la combustion, des approches isothermes réduisant les pertes d'exergie et l'optimisation de la répartition sur le réseau.

Cette page regroupe les publications les plus récentes évaluées par des pairs et les brevets accordés couvrant l'ensemble du spectre technique de la recherche sur la CAES.

Voici notre dernière sélection de publications et de brevets internationaux en anglais sur le stockage d'énergie par air comprimé (CAES), issus de nombreuses revues scientifiques en ligne, classés et axés sur la compression adiabatique, la compression isotherme, le rendement polytropique, le stockage en caverne, les cavernes de sel, le stockage en aquifère, le CAES diabatique, le CAES adiabatique, le CAES isotherme, le CAES adiabatique avancé, le stockage d'énergie thermique, le récupérateur, la turbine d'expansion, le train de compresseurs, le taux de compression, le rendement aller-retour, l'analyse exergétique, l'intégrité du stockage géologique, l'intégrité du puits, l'étanchéité à l'air, la combustion avec réchauffage, le refroidissement intermédiaire, les pertes par étranglement, l'exergie de l'air comprimé, les réservoirs sous pression souterrains, les réservoirs de roche poreuse, le lessivage des cavernes, la stabilité géomécanique, la répartition du stockage à l'échelle du réseau, la mise en service des turbines d'expansion, le stockage d'énergie par air comprimé et le CAES.

Power generation system

Patent published on the 2026-05-20 in GB under Ref GB2701973 by ROLLS ROYCE SUBMARINES LTD [GB] (Jacob Diffey [gb])

Abstract: A power generation system 100 for a microreactor comprising: a reactor core 10; a first turbomachinery system 20 comprising a turbine 22 and a compressor 24; a first heat-rejection sub-system 40; and a first recuperator 30 comprising a hot flow inlet flange 31, a hot flow outlet flange 32, a cool flow inlet flange 33, a cool flow outlet flange 34, and a matrix 35 comprising hot flow channels 36 and cool flow channels 37 arranged as part of a loop such that a working fluid can flow around the loo[...]


Our summary: The power generation system includes a microreactor with a reactor core and a turbomachinery system. It features a closed Brayton cycle with a first recuperator and heat-rejection subsystem. The system is designed for efficient fluid flow through specified channels and components.

Microreactor, Turbomachinery, Heat-rejection, Brayton cycle

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Heat recovery air handling unit

Patent published on the 2026-05-11 in LT under Ref LT2025536 by LIMITED LIABILITY CO VENTILATION SYSTEMS [UA] (Klapishevskyi Oleksandr Stanislavovych [ua], Tsiomyk Anatolii Mykhailovych [ua], Kyshchuk Viktor Pavlovych [ua])

Abstract: The invention relates to ventilation equipment, specifically to intake-exhaust units with heat recovery, and can be used for installation in residential and special-purpose premises. According to the presented invention, an intake-exhaust unit with heat recovery is created, ensuring high heat exchange efficiency and air circulation. The unit consists of an indoor module, an outdoor module, a central module with a plate recuperator, fans, an exhaust duct inlet chamber, an exhaust duct outlet cham[...]


Our summary: The invention describes a heat recovery air handling unit designed for efficient ventilation in residential and special-purpose spaces. It features an indoor and outdoor module, a central module with a plate recuperator, and fans for air circulation. The system includes a condensate removal mechanism and various configurations for fan placement to optimize airflow.

heat recovery, air handling unit, ventilation equipment, heat exchange efficiency

Patent

A hot water supply system

Patent published on the 2026-05-06 in GB under Ref GB2701725 by OCTOPUS ENERGY HEATING LTD [GB] (Jessica Grace Hunter [gb], Elvin Michael Nagamootoo [gb], Sam Gerard Bailey [gb])

Abstract: A domestic hot water supply system 1 comprises a housing 40. A thermal energy store 2, first heat exchanger 3 and second heat exchanger 4 are contained and supported within the housing. The thermal energy store comprises an unpressurised tank to store 40-290 litres of an energy storage fluid (e.g. water). The first heat exchanger has a first inlet to receive hot working fluid from a heat source (e.g. heat pump 35) and a first outlet to return the cooled working fluid to the heat source, and a se[...]


Our summary: A domestic hot water supply system includes a housing containing a thermal energy store and two heat exchangers. The thermal energy store holds 40-290 litres of energy storage fluid. The heat exchangers facilitate the transfer of heat between a heat source and mains water.

hot water supply, thermal energy store, heat exchanger, domestic system

Patent

A hot water supply system

Patent published on the 2026-05-06 in GB under Ref GB2701625 by OCTOPUS ENERGY HEATING LTD [GB] (Jessica Grace Hunter [gb], Elvin Michael Nagamootoo [gb], Sam Gerard Bailey [gb])

Abstract: A hot water supply system 1 comprises a thermal energy store 2 containing an energy storage fluid, with a first inlet 18, a first outlet 16, a second inlet 21, and a second outlet 20. A first heat exchanger 3 receives heated working fluid from a heat source and receives and returns energy storage fluid from the thermal energy store. A second heat exchanger 4 receives cold water and returns heated water and receives and returns energy storage fluid from the thermal energy store. The system is swi[...]


Our summary: A hot water supply system includes a thermal energy store with inlets and outlets for energy storage fluid. It features two heat exchangers for heating water and returning energy storage fluid. The system can switch between two configurations for optimal fluid flow management.

hot water supply, thermal energy store, heat exchanger, energy storage fluid

Patent

A hot water supply system

Patent published on the 2026-05-06 in GB under Ref GB2701566 by OCTOPUS ENERGY HEATING LTD [GB] (Jessica Grace Hunter [gb], Elvin Michael Nagamootoo [gb], Sam Gerard Bailey [gb])

Abstract: A method of providing a quantity of hot water suitable for domestic washing or bathing, the method comprising providing a heating appliance having an unpressurised thermal energy store 2 for storing energy storage fluid, the heating appliance further being provided with a first heat exchanger 3 that is coupled between the heating appliance and a heat source and a second heat exchanger 4 that is coupled between the heating appliance and the incoming cold water to be heated, the first and second h[...]


Our summary: The method provides a hot water supply suitable for domestic use. It utilizes a heating appliance with a thermal energy store and two heat exchangers. A processor controls the system based on flow rate and sensor data to manage the heat source activation.

hot water system, thermal energy store, heat exchangers, flow rate sensor

Patent

A hot water supply system

Patent published on the 2026-05-06 in GB under Ref GB2701575 by OCTOPUS ENERGY HEATING LTD [GB] (Jessica Grace Hunter [gb], Elvin Michael Nagamootoo [gb], Sam Gerard Bailey [gb])

Abstract: Fig 6 A method of controlling an appliance for providing a quantity of hot water suitable for domestic washing or bathing, the appliance comprising: a thermal energy store 2 for storing substantially unpressurised energy storage fluid, the appliance further being provided with a first heat exchanger 3 that is coupled between the appliance and a heat source and a second heat exchanger 4 that is coupled between the appliance and the incoming cold water to be heated, the first and second heat excha[...]


Our summary: The appliance provides hot water for domestic use through a thermal energy store. It utilizes two heat exchangers to heat incoming cold water. A circulation pump and valves manage the flow paths of the energy storage fluid.

hot water system, thermal energy store, heat exchangers, fluid circulation

Patent

A CFD&ndash;DEM Numerical Study

Published on 2026-01-29 by Weiqiang Zhao, Xijie Song, Ning Wang, Yongyao Luo, Ling Ma @MDPI

Abstract: During the discharge process of a salt cavern compressed air energy storage (CAES) system, high-speed air flow may entrain salt slag from the cavern floor, posing a threat to pipeline safety. Currently, there is a lack of in-depth research into the transient mechanisms of the entrainment process, particularly the influence of particle shape. This study employs a CFD-DEM coupling approach to conduct, for the first time, a high-fidelity simulation of slag entrainment dynamics during the initial di[...]


Our summary: This study investigates the transient mechanisms of particle entrainment during the discharge of a salt cavern compressed air energy storage system. A CFD-DEM coupling approach simulates the dynamics of different particle shapes, revealing that spherical particles are most easily entrained. The findings highlight the influence of particle shape on entrainment efficiency and provide insights for improving operational safety in CAES systems.

CFD, DEM, particle entrainment, salt cavern

Publication

Normal Shock Wave Approximations for Flight at Hypersonic Mach Numbers

Published on 2026-01-24 by Pasquale M. Sforza @MDPI

Abstract: Normal shock pressure ratios in equilibrium air for Mach numbers up to 30 and altitudes to 300,000 feet are shown to be correlated by a simple power law which provides an accuracy of &amp;plusmn;2%, thereby permitting direct calculation of corresponding enthalpy ratios accurate to &amp;plusmn;1% without iteration; a slight change in power-law coefficients extends this capability to Mach 65. Temperature, density, and compressibility may be then found directly from tables for high temperat[...]


Our summary: The study presents a power law correlation for normal shock pressure ratios in equilibrium air at hypersonic Mach numbers. It enables accurate calculations of enthalpy ratios and other state variables without iteration. This method is beneficial for design and analysis of vehicles operating in low to moderate hypersonic regimes.

Shock Wave, Hypersonic, Power Law, Enthalpy

Publication

Sujets abordés : Stockage d'énergie par air comprimé, réponse à la demande de pointe, formations géologiques souterraines, turbines à détente, performances thermodynamiques, étagement de la compression, étagement de la détente, refroidissement intermédiaire, récupération, intégration du stockage thermique, diabatique, adiabatique, isotherme, intégrité géomécanique, étanchéité des puits, lixiviation des cavernes, configurations adiabatiques avancées, optimisation de la répartition sur le réseau, ISO 50001, ISO 14001, IEC 61400, ASME PTC 198 et ASTM D6881.

Glossaire des termes utilisés

Advanced Encryption Standard (AES): un algorithme de cryptage à clé symétrique établi par l'Institut national des normes et de la technologie des États-Unis, utilisant des chiffrements par blocs avec des tailles de clé de 128, 192 ou 256 bits, conçu pour sécuriser les données électroniques par le biais de processus de substitution et de permutation.

Compressed-Air-Energy Storage (CAES): un système qui stocke l'énergie en comprimant l'air dans des cavernes ou des conteneurs souterrains, la libérant pour actionner des turbines de production d'électricité en cas de besoin, équilibrant ainsi efficacement l'offre et la demande sur les réseaux électriques.

Computer-Aided Engineering (CAE): un ensemble d'outils logiciels qui aident aux processus d'analyse et de conception d'ingénierie, permettant des simulations, des optimisations et des validations des performances des produits grâce à des méthodes numériques et des techniques de modélisation.

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