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Concrete Crack Width Analyzer

Concrete Crack Width Analyzer MCP Connector for Claude

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Calculate and verify concrete crack widths based on structural reinforcement and environmental exposure.

4 tools Official Updated Oct 1, 2026 Official Vinkius Partner
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This MCP server provides precise tools for structural engineers to predict and validate concrete cracking. Use calculate_crack_width to determine physical crack width and spacing based on reinforcement stress, bar diameter, and concrete properties. You can use get_exposure_limits to find maximum allowable widths for specific environmental classes like XC1 or XS1, and validate_crack_compliance to check if your measured cracks meet safety standards. Additionally, analyze_geometry_impact helps evaluate how changing the concrete cover or bar diameter affects crack propagation.

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calculate_crack_width

Determines the physical width of a crack based on mechanical and geometric inputs

get_exposure_limits

g., XC1, XS1, XF1) to get the allowable crack width limits. Retrieves the maximum allowable crack width based on the environmental exposure class

validate_crack_compliance

Checks if a specific set of crack parameters meets the limits of a specific exposure class

analyze_geometry_impact

Evaluates how changes in cover or bar diameter affect the potential crack width

See how to talk to your AI agent using Concrete Crack Width Analyzer.

Calculate the crack width for a reinforcement stress of 250 MPa, bar diameter of 20 mm, cover of 40 mm, concrete strength of 35 MPa, and a strain gradient of 0.001.

The calculated crack width is 0.12 mm with a spacing of 150 mm, which is compliant with standard exposure limits.

What is the maximum allowable crack width for the XS1 exposure class?

For the XS1 exposure class, the maximum allowable crack width is 0.20 mm.

If I increase the concrete cover from 30 mm to 50 mm, how will it affect the crack width?

Increasing the concrete cover to 50 mm results in a 15% reduction in the predicted crack width.

Use the `validate_crack_compliance` tool. Provide the measured crack width and the relevant environmental exposure class to see if it meets safety limits.

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