Rock Mechanics Analysis

Rock Mechanics Analysis MCP Connector for Claude

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Analyze rock mass stability and determine mining support requirements.

4 tools Official Updated Oct 1, 2026 Official Vinkius Partner

This MCP server provides specialized tools for geotechnical engineering and mine design. It allows AI agents to calculate the Rock Mass Rating (RMR) using analyze_rmr, evaluate tunnel quality via the Q-system with analyze_q_system, determine necessary engineering measures through estimate_support_requirements, and assess excavation safety using evaluate_stability.

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analyze_q_system

Calculates the Q-index to evaluate rock mass quality for tunnel design

analyze_rmr

Calculates the Rock Mass Rating (RMR) and provides a basic rock mass description

estimate_support_requirements

Determines the type and density of support needed for an excavation

evaluate_stability

Assesses the likelihood of failure in an excavation

See how to talk to your AI agent using Rock Mechanics Analysis.

Calculate the RMR for a rock with 60% RQD, 20mm joint spacing, smooth joints, and dry conditions, with an unconfined compressive strength of 50 MPa.

The calculated Rock Mass Rating (RMR) is 55, which classifies the rock as Class III (Fair Rock).

What support is needed for a 5-meter wide excavation in rock with a Q-index of 4.0 and a stress level of 10 MPa?

The required support is mediumSupport, consisting of standard bolting and thin shotcrete layers.

Evaluate the stability of an excavation with a rock mass quality of 45 and significant structural discontinuities under 5 MPa of stress.

The stability rating is Moderate with a High failure risk due to the presence of structural discontinuities.

The server supports the Rock Mass Rating (RMR) system and the Q-system for rock mass characterization.

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