Materials- and Process-Driven Microstructural Engineering for Scalable Dry-Processed Electrode Manufacturing

Gwonsik Nam; Jaejin Lim; Seungyeop Choi; Sang Cheol Nam; Kijoo Hong; Jisung Lee; Yong Min Lee

doi:10.1039/d5mh02484f

January 1, 2026Materials HorizonsOpen Access

Materials- and Process-Driven Microstructural Engineering for Scalable Dry-Processed Electrode Manufacturing

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This research aims to explore the potential of solvent-free dry-processed electrodes in lithium-ion battery manufacturing.
Investigation of dry-processing techniques for electrode production
Comparison of performance metrics with conventional slurry-based methods
Assessment of environmental impact through carbon footprint analysis
Dry-processed electrodes show enhanced energy efficiency compared to traditional methods
Significant reduction in carbon footprint
Cost-effective manufacturing process identified for scalability

Implication

Demonstrates improved electrode manufacturing in lithium-ion batteries, suggesting environmental and cost benefits.

Abstract

Solvent-free dry-processed electrode (DPE) technology has emerged as a promising platform for lithium-ion battery (LIB) manufacturing, offering a low carbon footprint, enhanced energy efficiency, and cost-effectiveness compared to conventional slurry-based...

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Nam et al. (2026) studied this question.

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