Ammonia refrigeration systems utilize ammonia to absorb heat from one area and transfer it to another for dissipation. Due to its ability to remain at significantly lower temperatures compared to room temperature, ammonia is an excellent choice for efficient cooling. Typically, evaporative cooling towers facilitate the heat removal process in these systems. However, the skin temperature in the cooling coils often exceeds 60°C, with some systems reaching temperatures as high as 70°C or 80°C. At these elevated temperatures, mineral scaling becomes a common issue, and traditional phosphate treatments often fall short in preventing scale formation.