2022 Roadmap on 3D Printing for Energy

Albert Tarancón; Vincenzo Esposito; Marc Torrell Faro; Marcel Di Vece; Jae Sung Son; Poul Norby; Sourav Bag; Patrick S. Grant; A. Vogelpoth; S. Linnenbrink; M. Brucki; T. Schopphoven; A. Gasser; Elif Persembe; Dionysia Koufou; Simon Kuhn; Rob Ameloot; Xu Hou; Kurt Engelbrecht; Christian R. H. Bahl; Nini Pryds; Jie Wang; Costas Tsouris; Eduardo Miramontes; Lonnie Love; Canhai Lai; Xin Sun; Martin Ryhl Kærn; Gennaro Criscuolo; David Bue Pedersen

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2022 Roadmap on 3D Printing for Energy

Albert Tarancón^*, Vincenzo Esposito^*, Marc Torrell Faro, Marcel Di Vece, Jae Sung Son, Poul Norby, Sourav Bag, Patrick S. Grant, A. Vogelpoth, S. Linnenbrink, M. Brucki, T. Schopphoven, A. Gasser, Elif Persembe, Dionysia Koufou, Simon Kuhn, Rob Ameloot, Xu Hou, Kurt Engelbrecht, Christian R. H. BahlNini Pryds, Jie Wang, Costas Tsouris, Eduardo Miramontes, Lonnie Love, Canhai Lai, Xin Sun, Martin Ryhl Kærn, Gennaro Criscuolo, David Bue Pedersen

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This roadmap aims to define the guidelines to maximise the impact of the 3D printing revolution on the next generation of devices for the energy transition. It also outlines the current status, challenges and required advances in Science and Technology for a series of power generation technologies (fuel cells, solar cells, thermoelectric generators and turbomachinery) and energy storage technologies (electrolysers, batteries and supercapacitors). Finally, the roadmap discusses the role of 3D printing in improving the mass and heat transfer to improve the energy efficiency of chemical reactors (CO² conversion) and novel cooling systems. With this document, the authors intend to provide a valuable tool for researchers, technology developers, and policymakers when defining their strategies for the energy sector's future.

Original language	English
Article number	011501
Journal	Journal of Physics: Energy
Volume	4
Issue number	1
Number of pages	38
ISSN	2515-7655
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.1088/2515-7655/ac483d
Publication status	Published - 2022

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Tarancón, A., Esposito, V., Faro, M. T., Di Vece, M., Son, J. S., Norby, P., Bag, S., Grant, P. S., Vogelpoth, A., Linnenbrink, S., Brucki, M., Schopphoven, T., Gasser, A., Persembe, E., Koufou, D., Kuhn, S., Ameloot, R., Hou, X., Engelbrecht, K., ... Pedersen, D. B. (2022). 2022 Roadmap on 3D Printing for Energy. Journal of Physics: Energy, 4(1), Article 011501. https://doi.org/10.1088/2515-7655/ac483d

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2022 Roadmap on 3D Printing for Energy

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