Water is an indispensable resource for sustaining life and supporting various industries worldwide. Ensuring the quantity and quality of water resources is crucial for environmental sustainability and human well-being. In the context of transport enterprises, where water serves essential functions in circulating systems, maintaining water quality becomes paramount. However, these systems are prone to corrosion and scale deposits due to exposure to aggressive environmental factors. This research presents a comprehensive review of methods aimed at reducing corrosion and scale deposits in circulating water within transport enterprises. The review begins by outlining the significance of water quality management in transport enterprises and the detrimental effects of corrosion and scale deposits on system performance. It then examines various strategies employed to address these challenges, including chemical treatments, inhibitors, advanced materials, and design modifications. Each approach is evaluated based on its effectiveness in mitigating corrosion and scale deposits, as well as its feasibility and practical implications for implementation in transport enterprises. Overall, this review provides valuable insights into the diverse strategies available for reducing corrosion and scale deposits in circulating water systems of transport enterprises. By synthesizing existing knowledge and identifying areas for further research, it offers guidance for engineers, researchers, and practitioners seeking to improve water management practices and ensure the long-term sustainability of transport enterprise operations.