Heat treated wide and heavy plates are steel plates processed through special heat treatment techniques, primarily used in applications requiring high strength and wear resistance, such as heavy machinery, construction structures, shipbuilding, and pressure vessels. These steel plates typically have a thickness exceeding 60 mm and widths reaching several meters, making them suitable for manufacturing large structural components. After heat treatment, wide and heavy carbon steel plates exhibit improved strength, toughness, and wear resistance, making them ideal for producing heavy machinery, automotive parts, construction equipment, and similar applications. The production process of heat treated wide/heavy plates includes heating, soaking, cooling, and post-treatment of the plates, covering energy consumption, material consumption, waste management, and environmental emissions required during production. This dataset is compiled from data obtained from multiple sources.