Production Allocation Model

Production Allocation Model MCP Connector for Claude

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Distribute commingled reservoir production volumes across specific geological zones or wells.

4 tools Official Updated Oct 1, 2026 Official Vinkius Partner

This MCP server provides specialized engineering tools for reservoir management. It allows AI agents to calculate production splits using methodologies like get_allocation_by_method (well test, production logging, or tracer), evaluate how physical properties influence distribution via get_zone_contribution_analysis, and monitor mass balance accuracy with get_historical_reconciliation_report. It also includes get_tracer_efficiency_check to validate tracer-based recovery rates.

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

get_allocation_by_method

Calculates the production split for a set of zones using a specific measurement technique

get_historical_reconciliation_report

get_tracer_efficiency_check

Specifically assesses the validity of a tracer-based allocation based on tracer recovery rates

get_zone_contribution_analysis

Evaluates how changes in zone physical properties impact the total production distribution

See how to talk to your AI agent using Production Allocation Model.

Calculate the production split for a total of 5000 barrels using the well_test method with two zones: Zone A with a metric value of 60 and Zone B with 40.

The allocated production is 3000 barrels for Zone A and 2000 barrels for Zone B.

Analyze the contribution of zones where the total production is 1000 and Zone 1 has a property weight of 7 and Zone 2 has a property weight of 3.

Zone 1 contributes 700 units and Zone 2 contributes 300 units.

Check tracer efficiency if 100 units were injected, 95 units were recovered, and Zone X has a concentration of 50.

The recovery rate is 95%, and the allocated volume for Zone X is 47.5 units.

The server supports well test, production logging, and tracer-based methodologies through the `get_allocation_by_method` tool.

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