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The Marine engines are machines that are utilized to provide power to marine vessels like
commercial vessels, offshore support vessels and other vessels. These engines consist of
components such as crankshaft, liner, pistons, bedplate, and head. These components are
constructed with corrosion inhibiting materials and their seals & bearings are specifically designed
for sea operating environment.
Marine engine market develops in parallel with developments in boat & shipbuilding industry. The
international seaborne trade, stringent regulations pertaining emissions of harmful gases, increased
production of inland waterways vessels and introduction of new technologies are the major drivers
of marine engine market. Due to quiet operation, smoothness, reliability and less pollution emission,
four stroke engines are registering rapid growth in the market.
Geographically, the Asia-Pacific region accounts for the largest production capacity of efficient inland
waterways vessels due to factors like low labor & low production cost. Over production capacity in
shipping industry, huge chores of investments required for R&D purposes, oil prices, low goods
transportation rates and huge capital requirement for replacing existing vessels can restrain the