DTU uses Lithoz ceramic 3D printing to build gyroid fuel cells
3D Printing Industry
FROM THE ARTICLE
Researchers at the Technical University of Denmark (DTU) have developed monolithic solid oxide fuel cells with 3D printed gyroid architectures made from 8YSZ, reporting power-to-weight ratios of about 1 W g⁻¹. According to the team, conventional planar SOFC architectures typically deliver around…
This story was originally published by 3D Printing Industry.
Read Full Story on 3D Printing IndustryRelated Stories
Drones & RoboticsReframe Systems raises $40M to scale its robotic microfactories for home buildingRobotics Business Review3D Printing & PrefabNavy Fast-Tracks 3D Printed Parts to Boost Submarine Production3D Printing IndustryDrones & RoboticsVertico Installs Largest 3D Concrete Printing System to Date at Portuguese Precast Facility3D Printing Industry3D Printing & PrefabSYZMIK’s X7C+ Cuts Concussion Risk 77% With 3D Printed Lattice Padding3D Printing Industry