An Auxiliary Engine is a secondary engine used on ships to generate electrical power and support essential onboard operations when the
main engine is not running or cannot meet the full power demand.
These engines drive generators that supply electricity to various systems, including lighting, navigation equipment, communication devices,
pumps, and refrigeration units.
They typically run on marine diesel and are crucial during port stays, cargo operations, and emergencies. Proper maintenance of auxiliary
engines is essential to prevent power failures and ensure smooth maritime operations.
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