Hot dip galvanized steel coils (carbon steel) are widely used in construction, household appliances, transportation, and other fields, such as structural steel for buildings, appliance housings, and transportation infrastructure. Additional advantages of hot dip galvanized coils include ease of processing and good weldability, meeting the requirements for corrosion resistance and aesthetics across various applications. The production process of hot dip galvanized coils includes pretreatment of cold-rolled hard coils, hot dip galvanizing, cooling, leveling, cutting, and packaging, covering energy consumption, material consumption, waste treatment, and environmental emissions throughout the production process. This dataset is derived from data from multiple sources.