A heating and cooling system for use with hot, cold and source fluid circuits. A conduit module couples a heating/cooling module with the fluid circuits. The conduit module includes four three-way valves to communicated fluid from and to the fluid circuits to first and second heat exchangers in the heating/cooling module. The first heat exchanger is used to heat a fluid flow and the second one chills a second fluid flow. The conduit module simultaneously supplies a hot fluid flow to a hot fluid circuit and a cold fluid to a cold fluid circuit. The source fluid is routed by the conduit module. A method of circulating fluid is also disclosed.

A heating and cooling system for use with hot, cold and source fluid circuits. A conduit module couples a heating/cooling module with the fluid circuits. The conduit module includes four three-way valves to communicated fluid from and to the fluid circuits to first and second heat exchangers in the heating/cooling module. The first heat exchanger is used to heat a fluid flow and the second one chills a second fluid flow. The conduit module simultaneously supplies a hot fluid flow to a hot fluid circuit and a cold fluid to a cold fluid circuit. The source fluid is routed by the conduit module. A method of circulating fluid is also disclosed.

An embodiment of a heating system for a camp includes at least one heat exchanger bed. Each heat exchanger bed includes a bed frame defining a chamber therein, a bedding assembly positioned on top of the bed frame, and a heat exchanger positioned in the chamber that is configured to transfer heat to or from the bedding assembly.

An embodiment of a heating system for a camp includes at least one heat exchanger bed. Each heat exchanger bed includes a bed frame defining a chamber therein, a bedding assembly positioned on top of the bed frame, and a heat exchanger positioned in the chamber that is configured to transfer heat to or from the bedding assembly.

A heating and cooling system for use with hot, cold and source fluid circuits. A conduit module couples a heating/cooling module with the fluid circuits. The conduit module includes four three-way valves to communicated fluid from and to the fluid circuits to first and second heat exchangers in the heating/cooling module. The first heat exchanger is used to heat a fluid flow and the second one chills a second fluid flow. The conduit module simultaneously supplies a hot fluid flow to a hot fluid circuit and a cold fluid to a cold fluid circuit. The source fluid is routed by the conduit module.

The invention concerns a system and method for energy and hydrometric control of a horticultural greenhouse. The present invention proposes a perfect and complementary arrangement of various energy sources while optimizing them. The use of fossil energy is significantly reduced, making it possible to achieve carbon neutrality, whatever the season and/or climate, and external CO.sub.2 becomes a usable and manageable source of fertilizer. In particular, the invention optimizes the use of heat pumps and other energy sources, preferably alternative energy sources such as hydraulic, wind, solar, geothermal, biofuel or a mixture of these.

Thermal network comprising at least one plant, at least one end-user location (14,15), a pipe system (11-13) and a medium contained within said pipe system (11-13) said plant and said end-user location; said end-user location(s) (14,15) being connected to the plant through the pipe system (11-13). The thermal network according to the invention is characterized in that it comprises three main pipes (11-13) that are each connected to said plant(s) and wherein the medium is in a liquid state in the first and the third main pipe (11,13), and in a gaseous state in the second main pipe (12).

Thermal network comprising at least one plant, at least one end-user location (14,15), a pipe system (11-13) and a medium contained within said pipe system (11-13) said plant and said end-user location; said end-user location(s) (14,15) being connected to the plant through the pipe system (11-13). The thermal network according to the invention is characterized in that it comprises three main pipes (11-13) that are each connected to said plant(s) and wherein the medium is in a liquid state in the first and the third main pipe (11,13), and in a gaseous state in the second main pipe (12).