This invention relates to a
pretreatment method for conventional chemical analysis of tobacco, comprising the following specific steps: S1, quantitative feeding: conveying and removing caps, adding
powder, adding liquid, and resetting; S2, oscillating extraction; S3,
filtration separation: needle
assembly, secondary cap removal, liquid extraction, secondary capping, and
filtration; S4, removal and resetting; wherein quantitative feeding is achieved through the cooperation of separate rotating gripper assemblies and clamping assemblies, which not only avoid mutual interference but also ensure accuracy through coordinated positioning; during
filtration separation, the synchronously staggered rotating gripper assemblies and liquid extraction assemblies effectively avoid interference between steps, reduce the use of conveying mechanisms, and shorten the operation distance. This invention, without requiring excessive conveying mechanisms, makes each
processing step simple and clear through the corresponding correlation and positioning between steps, resulting in more compact connections between adjacent steps and facilitating subsequent rapid cleaning.