Kite Bridle Pulley Friction Engine

Kite Bridle Pulley Friction Engine MCP Connector for Claude

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Calculates pulley friction, efficiency loss, and steering delay for kite bridle systems.

4 tools Official Updated Oct 1, 2026 Official Vinkius Partner

This MCP server provides precise mechanical calculations for kite bridle steering performance. It allows AI agents to determine how pulley friction affects control by calculating friction force, efficiency loss, and steering delay. Users can use calculate_friction_impact to analyze specific pulley setups, estimate_environmental_degradation to account for salt accumulation and mechanical wear, and simulate_steering_response to predict if a steering command will succeed against current resistance. It also provides access to specific bearing data via get_bearing_properties.

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

estimate_environmental_degradation

Predicts how much additional friction will be added due to external factors

get_bearing_properties

Retrieves the specific friction coefficient associated with a specific bearing type

simulate_steering_response

Determines if a specific steering command will be successful given the current friction state

calculate_friction_impact

Calculates the immediate physical forces and efficiency metrics for a single pulley setup

See how to talk to your AI agent using Kite Bridle Pulley Friction Engine.

Calculate the friction impact for a 500N load on a 20mm pulley with ball bearings and a 30 degree angle change.

The friction force is 15.5N, resulting in a 3.1% efficiency loss and a steering delay of 0.12 seconds.

Will a 50N control force be enough to move the kite if the total friction is 45N?

Yes, movement is possible with a reserve force of 5N.

What is the friction coefficient for a ceramic bearing?

The friction coefficient for a ceramic bearing is 0.02 with high precision.

You can use the `estimate_environmental_degradation` tool. Provide the initial friction force and the salt accumulation level to find the additional friction force caused by salt buildup.

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