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- Load bearing/energy storage integrated devices (LEIDs) utilize structural components to store energy, improving the efficiency of mobile energy storage systems like electric cars and drones.
- A new solid electrolyte is used to create high-performance electrochemical capacitors that combine strong mechanical properties (flexural modulus of 18.1 GPa and strength of 160 MPa) with significant energy storage capacities (specific capacitance of 32.4 mF/cm, energy density of 0.13 Wh/m).
- Two multilayered structure designs for LEIDs enhance their load-bearing capabilities and flexibility, while also demonstrating the ability to be shaped and assembled into complex forms without losing their energy storage functionality.
Article Abstract
Load bearing/energy storage integrated devices (LEIDs) allow using structural parts to store energy, and thus become a promising solution to boost the overall energy density of mobile energy storage systems, such as electric cars and drones. Herein, with a new high-strength solid electrolyte, we prepare a practical high-performance load-bearing/energy storage integrated electrochemical capacitors with excellent mechanical strength (flexural modulus: 18.1 GPa, flexural strength: 160.0 MPa) and high energy storage ability (specific capacitance: 32.4 mF cm, energy density: 0.13 Wh m, maximum power density: 1.3 W m). We design and compare two basic types of multilayered structures for LEID, which significantly enhance the practical bearing ability and working flexibility of the device. Besides, we also demonstrate the excellent processability of the LEID, by forming them into curved shapes, and secondarily machining and assembling them into complex structures without affecting their energy storage ability.
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