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Application of sensitivity and uncertainty analyses in the calculation of the heat transfer coefficient of a window

Abstract The type of analysis we choose to use depends on exactly what we intend to explore. The Monte Carlo (MCA) method, which can be applied to a sensitivity analysis (SA) and an uncertainty analysis (UA), is based on the random selection of a random variable generated by all the input parameters X. This paper discusses a realistic model of a window and is focused on the uncertainties of the input and a sensitivity analysis of the output parameters - a window is a heat transfer coefficient. A case study is described to evaluate the necessity of the use of uncertainty and sensitivity analyses.