Abstract: The availability of separating acid-production phase and methane-production phase through intermittent aeration, and accelerating stabilization of solid waste through inoculation was studied, and the feasibility of on-site removing pollutants was evaluated. The results indicate that intermittent aeration is favorable for two-phase separation and has positive impacts on the solid waste stabilization. Inoculation reduces waste stabilization time and improves leachate quality; the removal ratio of the COD_Cr is up to 88%; ρ（BOD₅）/ρ(COD_Cr) value decreases from （0.35） to （0.12;） removal efficiencies of total nitrogen and ammonium are up to over 70% and 80%, respectively; heavy metals can be removed effectively. Therefore, it is feasible to treat pollutants on-site by aeration and leachate recirculation.