Flotation Kinetics Modeler

Flotation Kinetics Modeler MCP Connector for Claude

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Models flotation kinetics from test data to predict recovery and residence time.

4 tools Official Updated Oct 1, 2026 Official Vinkius Partner

This MCP server provides specialized tools for mineral processing engineers to model flotation kinetics. By analyzing recovery-time datasets, users can determine fundamental kinetic constants using calculate_kinetic_parameters. The server also allows for predicting future recovery levels with predict_recovery, calculating necessary circuit times via estimate_residence_time, and simulating process changes through simulate_condition_impact.

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4 tools expose this connector's capabilities to your AI agent.

calculate_kinetic_parameters

Determines the fundamental kinetic constants from experimental recovery-time datasets

estimate_residence_time

Calculates the required time in the flotation circuit to meet a specific recovery target

predict_recovery

Predicts the expected recovery percentage at a specific point in time

simulate_condition_impact

Evaluates how changing flotation conditions affects the kinetics

See how to talk to your AI agent using Flotation Kinetics Modeler.

Calculate the kinetic parameters for this data: [{'time': 1, 'recovery': 10}, {'time': 5, 'recovery': 40}, {'time': 10, 'recovery': 65}] using first-order kinetics.

The calculated rate constant is 0.15 and the ultimate recovery is 85.2%.

If my rate constant is 0.2 and ultimate recovery is 90%, what will the recovery be at 15 minutes using first-order kinetics?

The predicted recovery at 15 minutes is 78.5%.

How much time is needed to reach 70% recovery if the rate constant is 0.12 and ultimate recovery is 80%?

The required residence time to achieve 70% recovery is 12.4 minutes.

You can use the `calculate_kinetic_parameters` tool by providing your recovery-time dataset as a JSON array.

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