A bilge pump is specifically designed to remove accumulated water from the bilge, which is the lowest part of the ship's hull.

Rotary pumps, such as gear pumps or screw pumps, are often preferred for fuel oil transfer due to their ability to handle viscous fluids and provide a steady flow.

Purifiers are used to remove contaminants, such as water, solids, and sludge, from fuel oil to ensure efficient combustion and prevent engine damage.

Screw compressors are widely used in marine applications due to their compact size, high efficiency, and ability to deliver a continuous flow of compressed air.

Feedwater heaters utilize exhaust steam to preheat boiler feedwater, increasing its temperature and reducing the amount of energy required to generate steam in the boiler.

The HVAC system regulates temperature, humidity, and air quality within the living spaces of a marine vessel, ensuring a comfortable and habitable environment for the crew and passengers.

The ballast system involves the controlled flooding and de-flooding of tanks to adjust the ship's weight distribution, ensuring stability and proper trim during various operating conditions.

The freshwater generation system utilizes seawater desalination or reverse osmosis processes to produce potable water for various domestic and sanitary needs on the vessel.

Lube oil purifiers are designed to eliminate impurities, such as dirt, metal particles, and water, from lubricating oil, extending its lifespan and preventing damage to machinery.

The sewage treatment system collects, treats, and disposes of sewage and wastewater produced on the vessel, ensuring compliance with environmental regulations and maintaining sanitary conditions.

The fire detection and alarm system monitors various areas of the vessel for signs of fire, such as smoke or heat, and triggers alarms to notify the crew and initiate appropriate emergency response measures.

The electrical power generation system consists of generators that convert mechanical energy into electrical energy, supplying power to essential systems and equipment on the vessel.

The steering gear system enables the vessel to change its course by adjusting the position of the rudder, allowing for precise maneuvering and safe navigation.

The cooling water system circulates water or other coolants through various components to remove excess heat, preventing overheating and ensuring efficient operation of machinery.

The anchor windlass is a mechanical device used to raise and lower the ship's anchor, securing the vessel in place during anchoring operations.