  Fusion product originates in the algebraisation of the operator product
expansion in conformal field theory. Read and Saleur (2007) introduced an
analogue of fusion for modules over associative algebras, for example those
appearing in the description of 2d lattice models. The article extends their
definition for modules over the affine Temperley-Lieb algebra $\atl n$.
  Since the regular Temperley-Lieb algebra $\tl n$ is a subalgebra of the
affine $\atl n$, there is a natural pair of adjoint induction-restriction
functors $(\Indar{}, \Resar{})$. The existence of an algebra morphism
$\phi:\atl n\to\tl n$ provides a second pair of adjoint functors
$(\Indphi{},\Resphi{})$. Two fusion products between $\atl{}$-modules are
proposed and studied. They are expressed in terms of these four functors. The
action of these functors is computed on the standard, cell and irreducible
$\atl n$-modules. As a byproduct, the Peirce decomposition of $\atl
n(q+q^{-1})$, when $q$ is not a root of unity, is given as direct sum of the
induction $\Indar{\TheS{n,k}}$ of standard $\tl n$-modules to $\atl n$-modules.
Examples of fusion products of various pairs of affine modules are given.
