Safety and stability control system channel fault positioning method based on full-link alarm
A safety and stability control and fault location technology, applied in transmission systems, electrical components, etc., can solve the problems of reducing the safety risks of safety and stability control systems, relying on manual judgment, etc., to improve the efficiency and accuracy of channel fault location, and solve analysis difficulties. , the effect of reducing security risks
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[0055] Such as figure 1 As shown, a channel fault location method for safety and stability control systems based on full-link alarms includes:
[0056] Obtain the alarm information of the safety and stability control device and the channel between the devices;
[0057] Build a safe and stable control system based on the obtained alarm information;
[0058] According to the pre-obtained alarm classification, the acquired alarm information is standardized, and the processed alarm information is obtained;
[0059] Based on the safety and stability control system, the preset channel fault decision tree is used to analyze the processed alarm information to obtain the location of the channel fault.
[0060] The safety and stability control system includes channel model and device topology model. Channel models are used to model channels between devices such as figure 2 As shown, it includes: the optical model of the local service segment, the electrical model of the local servi...
Embodiment 2
[0075] Such as Figure 4 Shown is a structural diagram of a one-to-one safety and stability control channel fault decision tree, including:
[0076] (1) If the master station generates a channel sending direction alarm, analyze the alarm generated by the slave station:
[0077] 1) If an alarm occurs in the receiving direction of the channel in the substation, the transmission link between the master station and the substation is interrupted, and the alarm on the communication side is analyzed to obtain the location of the channel failure;
[0078] 2) If an alarm occurs in the channel sending direction of the substation, the sending and receiving link between the master station and the substation is abnormal, and the alarm on the communication side is analyzed to obtain the location of the channel failure;
[0079] 3) If there is no channel alarm on the substation, and if there is no alarm on the communication side, check whether the device is abnormal. If there is no abnormal...
Embodiment 3
[0088] Such as Figure 5 Shown is a structure diagram of a one-to-many safety and stability control channel fault decision tree, including:
[0089] (1) If all substations have alarms, use one-to-one safety and stability control channel fault decision tree analysis to get the channel fault location.
[0090] (2) If an alarm occurs in some substations, use the following steps to analyze:
[0091] 1) If the master station generates a channel sending direction alarm, analyze the alarm generated by the slave station:
[0092] a) If the channel receiving direction alarm occurs in the substation, the transmission link between the master station and the substation is interrupted, and the alarm on the communication side is analyzed. If there is no alarm on the communication side, the positioning is performed through the alarm between the substation and other stations. If the channels of other stations have sending and receiving abnormalities, the optical model of the local service s...
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