ArticleAdvanced science (Weinheim, Baden-Wurttemberg, Germany)2026
Tailored Stitching and Vertical Stacking for High-Voltage Multifunctional Structural Batteries with Enhanced Electrochemical-Mechanical Coupling.
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- Tailored Stitching and Vertical Stacking for High-Voltage Multifunctional Structural Batteries with Enhanced Electrochemical-Mechanical Coupling.Advanced science (Weinheim, Baden-Wurttemberg, Germany) · 2026Article
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Multifunctional structural batteries combining mechanical load-bearing and energy storage offer strong potential for lightweight systems. However, conventional carbon-fiber-reinforced polymer (CFRP)-based designs face persistent challenges including electrode delamination, inter-cell dead space, poor electrolyte stability, and insufficient interfacial bonding. This study introduces a CFRP-based, vertically stacked high-voltage structural battery that integrates through-thickness aramid fiber stitching with selectively structured thermoplastic interfaces. The system employs Elium resin and polypropylene barriers to enhance moisture and oxygen shielding while preserving mechanical integrity. Tailored stitching architectures are systematically investigated over a range of stitch densities, revealing their influence on both electrochemical impedance and interlaminar shear strength. The resulting structure exhibits an energy density of 42.2 Wh kg
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