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EU funding (€4,995,928): Versatile printed solutions for a safe and high-performance battery system Hor1 May 2023 EU Research and Innovation programme "Horizon"
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Versatile printed solutions for a safe and high-performance battery system
In order to boost the transition to a climate neutral transport sector, VERSAPRINT will bring innovations to the battery system to tackle safety issues, enhance performances as well as decrease cost and environmental impact. The VERSAPRINT technical solutions will be achieved mainly by 2D/3D printing directly on battery components and will operate from the heart of the battery system (i) providing an efficient cell thermal regulation in order to reduce risk of Thermal Runaway (TR) and increase density and lifetime; (ii) significantly improving the system thermal and safety management thanks to in operando sensoring; (iii) adding thermal and safety-oriented functionalities on busbars; (iv) allowing easy and safe dismantling and re-manufacturing; (v) lowering the casing’s weight, without losing its capability to contain TR and while ensuring good recycling rate; (vi) providing an advanced thermal/fire response; and (vii) controlling the exhaust gases released during a TR by cooling and evacuating them safely. VERSAPRINT will also implement a Decision Tool in order to choose the most optimised configuration for a given end application and will provide a validation at TRL5 (i) at module level with two module prototypes (for automotive and aeronautics) as well as one virtual module prototype (for waterway transport); (ii) at system level through simulation for all these applications. Other applications such as bus, non-road mobile machinery and stationary storage will be explored as well, through simulation. VERSAPRINT aims to reach the cost and performances targeted in Batteries Europe 2030 KPIs, while increasing module density by 5% and significantly improving the battery system fire resistance and safety (no fire outside module during TR). Sustainability will be assessed at all development stages. The multi-disciplinary consortium gathers 3 RTO/academic partners and 7 industrial partners (4 IND and 3 SMEs), and is completed by 12 industrial Advisory Board members.
Funded Companies:
| Company name | Funding amount |
| Acondicionamiento Tarrasense Associacion | €980,205 |
| Avesta Holding | €315,625 |
| Centro Ricerche Fiat Scpa | €229,250 |
| Commissariat a L Energie Atomique et aux Energies Alternatives | €1,151,240 |
| Efesto | €391,250 |
| FEV Europe GmbH | €249,813 |
| Lomartov SL | €369,675 |
| Plastic Omnium Clean Energy Systems Research | €197,186 |
| Rheinisch-Westfaelische Technische Hochschule Aachen | €489,920 |
| Societe Nationale de Construction Aerospatiale Sonaca SA | €621,765 |
Source: https://cordis.europa.eu/project/id/101103696
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