Manufacturing-oriented review on 3D printed lithium-ion batteries fabricated using material extrusion
The advent of conductive extrudable materials has broadened the range of additive manufacturing applications to include smart devices, circuits, actuators and sensors – all requiring electrical power. 3D printing of components dedicated to energy storage has also gained interest, with the goal of th...
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| author | Alexis Maurel Antonio Pavone Gianni Stano Ana C. Martinez Eric MacDonald Gianluca Percoco |
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| description | The advent of conductive extrudable materials has broadened the range of additive manufacturing applications to include smart devices, circuits, actuators and sensors – all requiring electrical power. 3D printing of components dedicated to energy storage has also gained interest, with the goal of the monolithic printing of batteries directly integrated into subsuming smart components. This review focuses on the state of the art of extrusion-based 3D printed batteries, appearing as the most widespread, inexpensive and simple additive process. The paper is intended to introduce the processes and materials of 3D printing batteries, while highlighting the main manufacturing challenges and associated solutions proposed in literature. Particular attention is dedicated to describing the extrusion-based printers being employed and the required modifications, printing parameters and multi-material capabilities, with the aim of highlighting the most promising solutions required to print composite individual components and complete rechargeable batteries in a single non-assembly step. |
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| spelling | doaj.art-e10f961d8eeb4dbd9d0a5b751f5822682023-11-02T14:47:05ZengTaylor & Francis GroupVirtual and Physical Prototyping1745-27591745-27672023-12-0118110.1080/17452759.2023.22642812264281Manufacturing-oriented review on 3D printed lithium-ion batteries fabricated using material extrusionAlexis Maurel0Antonio Pavone1Gianni Stano2Ana C. Martinez3Eric MacDonald4Gianluca Percoco5The University of Texas at El PasoInterdisciplinary Additive Manufacturing (IAM) Lab, Polytechnic University of BariInterdisciplinary Additive Manufacturing (IAM) Lab, Polytechnic University of BariThe University of Texas at El PasoThe University of Texas at El PasoInterdisciplinary Additive Manufacturing (IAM) Lab, Polytechnic University of BariThe advent of conductive extrudable materials has broadened the range of additive manufacturing applications to include smart devices, circuits, actuators and sensors – all requiring electrical power. 3D printing of components dedicated to energy storage has also gained interest, with the goal of the monolithic printing of batteries directly integrated into subsuming smart components. This review focuses on the state of the art of extrusion-based 3D printed batteries, appearing as the most widespread, inexpensive and simple additive process. The paper is intended to introduce the processes and materials of 3D printing batteries, while highlighting the main manufacturing challenges and associated solutions proposed in literature. Particular attention is dedicated to describing the extrusion-based printers being employed and the required modifications, printing parameters and multi-material capabilities, with the aim of highlighting the most promising solutions required to print composite individual components and complete rechargeable batteries in a single non-assembly step.http://dx.doi.org/10.1080/17452759.2023.2264281batterylithium-ionelectrodesmaterial extrusioncompositesenergy storage |
| spellingShingle | Alexis Maurel Antonio Pavone Gianni Stano Ana C. Martinez Eric MacDonald Gianluca Percoco Manufacturing-oriented review on 3D printed lithium-ion batteries fabricated using material extrusion Virtual and Physical Prototyping battery lithium-ion electrodes material extrusion composites energy storage |
| title | Manufacturing-oriented review on 3D printed lithium-ion batteries fabricated using material extrusion |
| title_full | Manufacturing-oriented review on 3D printed lithium-ion batteries fabricated using material extrusion |
| title_fullStr | Manufacturing-oriented review on 3D printed lithium-ion batteries fabricated using material extrusion |
| title_full_unstemmed | Manufacturing-oriented review on 3D printed lithium-ion batteries fabricated using material extrusion |
| title_short | Manufacturing-oriented review on 3D printed lithium-ion batteries fabricated using material extrusion |
| title_sort | manufacturing oriented review on 3d printed lithium ion batteries fabricated using material extrusion |
| topic | battery lithium-ion electrodes material extrusion composites energy storage |
| url | http://dx.doi.org/10.1080/17452759.2023.2264281 |
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