PCP Pump Design Engineer

PCP Pump Design Engineer MCP Connector for Claude

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Design Progressive Cavity Pump systems by calculating rotor/stator configurations, mechanical loads, and material compatibility.

4 tools Official Updated Oct 1, 2026 Official Vinkius Partner

This MCP server provides specialized engineering tools for designing Progressive Cavity Pump (PCP) systems. It allows AI agents to calculate optimal rotor and stator dimensions using calculate_pump_configuration, determine necessary torque and speed with estimate_mechanical_load, verify elastomer suitability via verify_material_compatibility, and select appropriate surface equipment with select_drive_head. It is designed to handle complex variables like fluid viscosity, well depth, and sand content to ensure reliable pump performance in demanding environments.

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

estimate_mechanical_load

Calculates the torque and speed necessary to drive the selected pump configuration

calculate_pump_configuration

Determines the optimal rotor and stator dimensions to meet the target fluid rate

select_drive_head

Identifies the appropriate surface drive unit based on the calculated mechanical loads

verify_material_compatibility

Checks if the chosen elastomer can withstand the operating environment

See how to talk to your AI agent using PCP Pump Design Engineer.

I need to design a PCP for a well that is 1500 meters deep, with a fluid viscosity of 250 cP and 2% sand content. The target rate is 50 m3/h. What configuration do I need?

For a well depth of 1500m and a target rate of 50 m3/h, the optimal configuration requires a rotor diameter of 85mm and a specific stator geometry to maintain volumetric efficiency at 250 cP.

What is the total torque required for a pump with a 90mm rotor diameter at 1200m depth and 300 cP viscosity for a 40 m3/h rate?

The total torque required is 450 Nm, consisting of 320 Nm of hydraulic torque and 130 Nm of friction torque, with an operating speed of 180 RPM.

Will a standard nitrile elastomer work for a fluid containing crude oil at 85 degrees Celsius with 1% sand?

The nitrile elastomer is compatible with crude oil at 85 degrees Celsius, but ensure the hardness rating is sufficient for the 1% sand content to prevent extrusion.

You can use the `calculate_pump_configuration` tool. Provide the well depth, fluid viscosity, sand content, and your target production rate to receive the optimal rotor and stator dimensions.

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