Settore Industriale: Energy

Self-lubricating alloys 3D printed above 600 °C

Self-lubricating alloys 3D printed above 600 °C

Virginia Tech is leading a $2 million project to create 3D-printed metal alloys that self-lubricate above 600 °C, leveraging controlled oxidation to generate low-friction layers without external lubricants.

3D-printed cementitious supercapacitors

3D-printed cementitious supercapacitors

Chinese researchers have created 3D-printed cementitious supercapacitors capable of combining energy storage and mechanical strength. The prototypes, with interdigitated electrodes, open the way to building components with integrated electrical functions.

TTT Group: new HIP division with Hiperbaric for aerospace

TTT Group: new HIP division with Hiperbaric for aerospace

TTT Group announces the largest investment in its history: a new HIP division with a Hiperbaric HIP 107, operational from 2027, for the post-processing of critical components in aerospace, energy, and metal additive manufacturing.

Ames Lab: atomizer at 3.400°C for refractory powders

Ames Lab: atomizer at 3.400°C for refractory powders

Ames National Laboratory installs an atomizer for refractory metal powders up to 3,400 °C

The US Department of Energy has installed at Ames National Laboratory a new atomization system designed to produce powders from refractory metals and alloys. The plant can

3D-printed TPMS electrodes boost redox batteries

3D-printed TPMS electrodes boost redox batteries

3D-printed TPMS electrodes improve redox flow battery performance

An international research group led by the University of Waterloo has demonstrated that the internal geometry of electrodes, mathematically designed and fabricated with 3D printing, can substantially modify the

ORNL: hybrid 3D and electroforming process for nuclear

ORNL: hybrid 3D and electroforming process for nuclear

ORNL and A.J. Tuck develop hybrid additive manufacturing process for nuclear

Oak Ridge National Laboratory has developed a technology that combines polymer 3D printing and electroforming to produce leak-free HIP containers. The process simplifies the production of components

E.ON: 3D walls in recycled plastic for the new hub

E.ON: 3D walls in recycled plastic for the new hub

E.ON chooses 3D printing for the interiors of the new Berlin space: walls made with recycled plastic

The energy group E.ON has integrated large-format additive manufacturing into the House of New Energy project, the new exhibition center inaugurated in the historic Am Tacheles complex of

Flow batteries: 3D cell for research at 74£

Flow batteries: 3D cell for research at 74£

3D-printed flow batteries at £74: research becomes accessible
A team from Queen’s University Belfast has developed an experimental redox flow battery cell that costs about £74. The device uses 3D-printed components and commercially available materials,

Nikon SLM and Sixpenny: LPBF agreement for Canada

Nikon SLM and Sixpenny: LPBF agreement for Canada

Nikon SLM Solutions and Sixpenny Additive: agreement for metal additive manufacturing in Canada

Nikon SLM Solutions AG has signed a channel agreement with Sixpenny Additive Inc. to strengthen the distribution of LPBF systems in Canada. The agreement, announced on July 21, 2026, aims to offer to the

Penn United: 9 LPBF printers for vertical integration

Penn United: 9 LPBF printers for vertical integration

Penn United Technologies: additive manufacturing at the service of a consolidated vertical integration
The US company has integrated nine metal powder laser fusion 3D printers into its production, combining decades of manufacturing experience with 3D printing to respond

Calibration that self-corrects during printing?

Calibration that self-corrects during printing?

Due brevetti rendono la stampa 3D industriale più intelligente: telecamere ad alta risoluzione calibrano il laser e elementi di test correggono i parametri in tempo reale, riducendo scarti e tempi di produzione.

A hybrid system for every challenge?

A hybrid system for every challenge?

I sistemi ibridi uniscono additivo e sottrattivo in una piattaforma sola, riducendo setup ed errori. Non sono sempre convenienti: il valore dipende da geometria, materiali e tolleranze. L’AR/VR migliora il controllo ma richiede calibrazione. Scegliere con criterio trasforma complessità in vantaggio.

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