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Advanced Manufacturing Techniques for High Energy Battery Components

Completed TRL 3 (started at 2, targeting 3)

Description

This project will fabricate and test high energy battery electrodes coated with a non-flammable solid-electrolyte through an inkjet printing process., which allows for compact designs and tolerance to extreme temperatures.

Benefits

Additively manufactured battery components and the introduction of more abundant component materials enable lighter-weight, higher-energy batteries and thereby enable higher energy density systems and longer duration harsh environment missions.

Details

Technology areaAerospace Power and Energy Storage > Energy Storage > Electrochemical Storage: Batteries
ProgramCenter Innovation Fund: GRC CIF (GRC CIF)
Lead organizationGlenn Research Center, Cleveland, OH
Start date2022-10-01
End date2023-09-30

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