This course offers the student:
This course aims to study the auxiliary systems for marine propulsion units and focus on the
importance of pipes in the ship’s systems because they are the basis for installing special systems
such as compressed air, fuel, cooling, lubrication and other systems, as well as paying attention
to painting the systems in different internationally approved colors in order to facilitate the
periodic maintenance of the systems and make repairs as soon as possible Available time.
Systems that secure the operation of the main engine, auxiliary engines, machinery and
auxiliary devices and provide them with cooling water, fuel, oils and operating air.
Systems that ensure sailing movement, balance, safety of passengers and the needs of the
crew: such as the firefighting system, drinking water system, sanitation system, ventilation,
cooling, air conditioning, heating, propulsion and exhaust system, as well as steering, balancing
and drying the bottom of the ship, and the need to focus on deck systems,
