Hierarchical Reasoning about Faults in Cyber-Physical Energy Systems using Temporal Causal Diagrams

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Published Nov 19, 2020
Ajay D Chhokra Nagabhushan Mahadevan Abhishek Dubey Saqib Hasan Daniel Balasubramanian Gabor Karsai

Abstract

fault management systems that observe the state of the system, decide if there is an anomaly and then take automated actions to isolate faults. For example, in electrical networks relays and breaks isolate faults in order to arrest failure propagation and protect the healthy parts of the system. However, due to the limited situational awareness and hidden failures the protection devices themselves, through their operation (or mis-operation) may cause overloading and the disconnection of parts of an otherwise healthy system. Additionally, often there can be faults in the management system itself leading to situations where it is difficult to isolate failures. Our work presented in this paper is geared towards solution of this problem by describing the formalism of Temporal Causal Diagrams (TCD-s) that augment the failure models for the physical systems with discrete time models of protection elements, accounting for the complex interactions between the protection devices and the physical plants. We use the case study of the standard Western System Coordinating Council (WSCC) 9 bus system to describe four different fault scenarios and illustrate how our approach can help isolate these failures. Though, we use power networks as exemplars in this paper our approach can be applied to other distributed cyberphysical systems, for example water networks.

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Cyber Physical Energy Systems, Temporal Causal Diagrams, System Diagnosis, Power Transmission Networks

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