potline
/ˈpɒtlaɪn/Definitions
1. noun
A series of electrolytic cells in an electrolytic smelter, typically connected in a straight line, in which impure metal is refined by the passage of electric current.
“The aluminum smelter used a large potline to purify the metal.”
2. noun
A line of metal pots, typically used for cooking or heating.
“The chef organized the kitchen pots in a convenient potline near the stove.”