Clemson University, Department of Materials Science and Engineering

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University research and development in advanced materials, especially additive manufacturing and fuel cell technologies

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Additive Manufacturing (3D Printing)

Layer-by-layer fabrication process for constructing tubular PCFCs using computer-controlled lasers or extruders.

Protonic Ceramic Fuel Cells (PCFCs)

Electrochemical devices that convert chemical energy from hydrogen and other renewable fuels directly into electricity, using a ceramic electrolyte.

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Hydrogen Fuel Cells Breakthrough: Clemson’s 3D-Printed Tubular PCFC Revolutionizes Manufacturing

8 months 15 days ago

Clemson University researchers have developed pioneering methods for additively manufacturing protonic ceramic fuel cells, publishing results in top journals, including ACS Energy Letters. The leading authors are PhD candidate Minda Zou, Dr. Jiawei Zhang, and Professor Jianhua Tong[5].

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