1.

Create input basic parameter and Constant which are wave period (T), wave

maximum height (Hmax), Acceleration due to gravity (g), water depth (d), number of

sections (S), length of one section (L1), length of member x-direction ( X max), length

of member y-direction (Y max ), number of nodal point (N), number of degree of

freedom (F)

2. Create input that will enable excel imported tables as shown in figure 3.1. the excel

imported table are three in number and are to be imported differently.

3. Calculate wave length using equation 3.1 and determine the nature of the water. That

d 1
is if is¿ display depth water and the wave length calculated in 3.1 above
λ0 2

1 ¿d≥ 1
becomes the actual wave length. But if is display transitional water and
2 λ0 20

calculate the wave length using equation 3.2, since it is an iteration method check the

error of iteration using 3.2a. if the error condition are meant as indicated in equation

3.2a then displaced the last wave length that as wave length that will be used. Also, if

d 1
< display shallow water and calculate the wave length using equation 3.2,
λ0 20

since it is an iteration method check the error of iteration using 3.2a. if the error

condition are meant as indicated in equation 3.2a then displaced the last wave length

that as wave length that will be used.

4. Calculate wave number (k) using equation 3.4

5. Calculate wave frequency (ω) using equation 3.5

6. Calculate time (t) using equation 3.6

7. Calculate maximum horizontal velocity (U max ) using equation 3.7

8. Calculate the Keulegan Carpenter number (KC) using equation 3.8 the D is the outer

diameter of the Pile members Column B of figure 3.1 and should be read from the

excel imported input to the MATLAB. This is so because the pile member diameter

might not be uniform.

9. Calculate Reynolds number (Re) using equation 3.9 the D is the outer diameter of the

Pile members Column B of figure 3.1 and should be read from the excel imported

input to the MATLAB. This is so because the pile member diameter might not be

uniform.

D
10. Tests for linearity of water wave. If >0.2 linear wave theory is not applicable and
λ

D
the program should stop or terminated. But if ≤ 0.2 linear wave theory is
λ

applicable and the program should continue.

11. Conditions for drag coefficient and inertia coefficient. If linear wave theory is

applicable proceed by picking appreciate inertia coefficient Cm and drag coefficient

Cd using the Keulegan Carpenter number step (8) and Reynolds number step (9)

calculated above. For Kc>25∧ℜ>1.5 ×10 6Then, Cm=1.8∧Cd=0.62 .If,

105 < ℜ< 1.5× 106Then, Cm=1.8 andCd=0.8 .For 5< Kc< 25 and ℜ>1.5 × 106Then,

Cm=1.8∧Cd=0.62 ,If ℜ<1.5 × 106Then, Cm=1.8∧Cd=0.62 .For Kc<5Then,

Cm=2.0∧Cd=0.

12. Calculate Phase angle of pile member (θ) using equation 3.10. The x value is provided

in figure 3.1 as shown column K and L. So, the calculation of the Phase angle of pile

member should be done For x=value of column K ∧x=valueof column L

13. Calculate Instantaneous wave height (z) using equation 3.11. For every phase angle

calculated above step (12), calculate the instantaneous wave height using equation

3.11.
14. Calculate Constant of inertia pile force ( A11) using equation 3.12. The water depth is

also read out from figure 3.1 and occur at column I and J of the excel sheet. Note the

inertia pile member force has to be calculated for the two water depth Column I and J

row 1 for instant with x value at Column K. Also, calculated for the two water depth

Column I and J row 1 for instant with x value at Column L. That means for one value

of x the depth will run twice and we are going to have two A11 Constant of inertia pile

force value before the x value changes.

15. Calculate Constant of drag pile force ( A22) using equation 3.13. The water depth is

also read out from figure 3.1 and occur at column I and J of the excel sheet. Note the

inertia pile member force has to be calculated for the two water depth Column I and J

row 1 for instant with x value at Column K. Also, calculated for the two water depth

Column I and J row 1 for instant with x value at Column L. That means for one value

of x the depth will run twice and we are going to have two A22 Constant of drag pile

force value before the x value changes.

16. Calculate Inertia pile member force ( F mp) using equation 3.14. Since A11 Constant of

inertia pile force are two at each value of x value then F mp The Inertia pile member

force are also two at each value of x.

17. Calculate drag pile member force ( F d p) using equation 3.15. Since A22 Constant of

drag pile force are two at each value of x value then F dp The drag pile member force

are also two at each value of x.

18. Calculate Total pile member force ( F Tp) using equation (3.16). The total pile member

force is gotten by adding the inertia pile member force to drag pile member force at

same water depth (that is add the results of column I separately from that of column J)

at each value of x.