This dataset represents the waste treatment activity of 'municipal solid waste' in sanitary landfills. This dataset is recommended for use with average municipal/public waste mixtures. It is not suitable to represent any single specific waste type, such as plastics, paper, or cardboard. The composition of municipal solid waste in Beijing is as follows: kitchen waste 66.2%, paper 10.09%, rubber 13.1%, textiles (fibers) 1.2%, wood and bamboo 3.3%, ashes and soil 0%, bricks, tiles, and ceramics 3.9%, glass 1%, metals 0.4%, and others 0%. Moisture content is 63.3%, and the gross calorific value is 5858. 91 kJ/kg, lower heating value 3870.94 kJ/kg. The carbon fraction in the initial waste, i.e., biogenic, is 60.4%. The proportion of non-oxidized and largely recoverable metals in the waste (excluding very small or very thin components): iron: 60.03%; aluminum: 17.81%; copper: 72.83%. Overall degradation rate of waste over 100 years: 18.73%. Degradability of waste components: paper: 27%; mixed cardboard: 32. 4%; Plastic: 1%; Laminates: 18%; Laminated packaging, such as beverage cartons: 18%; Composite goods, such as disposable diapers: 18%; Glass: 0%; Textiles: 12%; Minerals: 0%; Natural products: 27%; Compostable materials: 27%; Inert metals: 10%; Volatile metals: 0%; Batteries: 0%; Electronics: 0%; Landfill gas recovery and utilization generates 1.71E-04 kWh of electricity and 6.17E-01 MJ of useful heat.