This invention relates to the field of conveying equipment and discloses an automated viscera separation device for simultaneous
quarantine during pig slaughter. The device includes a conveying mechanism, a truss, and multiple separation mechanisms. Each separation mechanism includes a tray, a support frame, a rotating frame, a rotating component, and multiple adsorption assemblies. Each adsorption
assembly includes a suction head, a first flexible hose, a
reversing valve, and a hanging frame. An
air chamber is formed within the rotating frame. The
reversing valve is a push-button type, with its two inner ports connected to the inner ports of the first flexible hose and the suction head, respectively, and its outer port connected to the outside. The
air chamber is connected to an external negative pressure fan. A diversion mechanism is provided on the bottom side of the output end of the conveying mechanism, and a synchronous pushing mechanism is provided on the bottom side of the conveying mechanism. This invention solves the problem that
quarantine operators' manual contact with the surface of viscera significantly increases the risk of
disease transmission and spread during the slaughtering process.