Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
potline
Noun
/ˈpɒt.laɪn/

Definition
A potline is a series of connected pots used in the electrolytic process of producing aluminum from its oxide.

Examples
- The potline at the aluminum plant was designed to maximize efficiency.
- Each potline can consist of dozens of individual pots working together in harmony.
- Upgrading the potline technology can significantly improve production rates.

Meaning
In industrial terms, a potline is essential for the production of aluminum, facilitating the electrolysis process that transforms alumina into metal aluminum.

Synonyms
- Electrolytic cell series
- Electrolysis line