An Auxiliary Sea Water Pump is responsible for drawing in seawater from the surrounding environment and delivering it to the heat exchangers, where it helps in cooling the engine and other parts. By continuously circulating seawater through the heat exchangers, the auxiliary seawater pump helps maintain the engine's temperature at an appropriate level, preventing overheating and ensuring efficient operation.

Attributes:
• Withstands harsh working conditions encountered during the operation
• Helps to reduce the risk of engine failure or decreased efficiency

Applications:
An Auxiliary Sea Water Pump acts as a coolant circulation unit, ensuring that the engine and associated parts receive adequate cooling during the operation, and contributing to the overall efficiency and performance of the cooling unit.