Open Pit Pushback Designer

Open Pit Pushback Designer MCP Connector for Claude

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Design incremental pit expansions by calculating boundaries, material volumes, and production feasibility.

4 tools Official Updated Oct 1, 2026 Official Vinkius Partner

This MCP server provides essential tools for open pit mine expansion planning. It allows engineers to define new pushback boundaries using get_pushback_boundaries, calculate the resulting ore and waste volumes with calculate_material_volumes, and verify if the mining sequence meets production targets via validate_production_schedule. Additionally, it can adjust designs to meet economic goals using optimize_stripping_ratio.

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

calculate_material_volumes

Determines the quantity of ore and waste contained within a specific design

get_pushback_boundaries

Identifies the geometric boundaries for a proposed pushback phase

optimize_stripping_ratio

Suggests adjustments to pushback limits to balance waste removal and ore access

validate_production_schedule

Checks if a sequence of pushbacks meets the required annual ore extraction goals

See how to talk to your AI agent using Open Pit Pushback Designer.

Calculate the ore and waste volumes for the boundary 'PB_01' using the 'MODEL_ALPHA' ore body model.

The boundary 'PB_01' contains 500,000 cubic meters of ore and 1,200,000 cubic meters of waste.

Will a sequence of ['PB_01', 'PB_02'] meet an annual ore target of 2,000,000 tons?

Yes, the sequence is feasible and will meet the target over the estimated 3 years.

Find the boundaries for a new pushback where the ultimate pit is 'UP_LIMIT' and the current pit is 'CP_01' with a 45 degree slope.

The new pushback boundary is 'PB_NEW_01' with a safety factor of 1.45.

You can use the `get_pushback_boundaries` tool by providing the ultimate pit boundary, the current pit boundary, and the desired slope angle.

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