ReviewMaterials (Basel, Switzerland)2025
Multifunctional Composites for Energy Storage: Current Trends and Future Perspectives.
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Abstract
Electricity is currently essential for the operation of most modern devices, with significant electrification being observed in all areas. This development has led to an increased demand for solutions that enable energy storage appropriate for a given application, which is currently solved by installing batteries with adequate capacity. This article presents an approach utilizing composite materials that combine both structural and energy storage features. The most frequently discussed components of such materials in the literature are compared, divided into those that contribute to the structural functions of the composite and those that provide additional functionality. The methodology for developing our literature analysis and for comparing materials is given. The results of our publication analysis are then presented, based on the type of integration of multifunctional elements, structural materials, resins, electrolytes, and production methods. The influence of these parameters on the mechanical and electrochemical properties of multifunctional composites is examined. The different materials are compared, and the best ones selected based on appropriate criteria. The current state of knowledge regarding simulations of such materials is presented, and the potential applications of multifunctional composites are reviewed. Finally, key research gaps are identified, suggesting directions for future work.
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