CN110334078B - Power system alarm fault model definition method, computer equipment and storage medium - Google Patents

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CN110334078B
CN110334078B CN201910525514.1A CN201910525514A CN110334078B CN 110334078 B CN110334078 B CN 110334078B CN 201910525514 A CN201910525514 A CN 201910525514A CN 110334078 B CN110334078 B CN 110334078B
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The invention relates to a power system alarm fault model definition method, a computer device and a storage medium, which are combined with various power grid event characteristics to design a robust power grid event model structure, and the model realizes the definition of power grid events by maintaining the incidence relation among complex models. According to the method and the device, common event information of the power system is defined through the data model, and the method for realizing the definition of the common events of the power system by configuring the data model through the human-computer interaction interface is provided.

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Power system alarm fault model definition method, computer equipment and storage medium
Technical Field
The invention relates to the technical field of power grid alarm measurement, in particular to a power system alarm fault model definition method, computer equipment and a storage medium.
Background
Generally speaking, the methods for alarm accident diagnosis analysis can be generally divided into two types: causal mechanism analysis and data driven analysis. The causal mechanism analysis emphasizes the causal relationship before and after the occurrence of the event, finds the relationship before and after according to the accident development change rule, and deduces whether the conditions of alarm missing, monitoring missing, mistaken sending, incomplete monitoring information and the like exist from the reasons based on the existing accident experience model.
The data-driven analysis emphasizes the characteristics presented by the searched data, the data characteristics are mainly obtained by clustering or classifying and the like, and the data characteristics can be calculated by neural networks, probability statistics, trend prediction and other methods. The specific method comprises forward analysis, reverse analysis, frequency analysis, scanning analysis, streaming analysis, rechecking analysis, association analysis and the like, but the data-driven analysis often has the problem of no model or no prior knowledge.
Disclosure of Invention
In view of the above-mentioned defects of the prior art, the present invention provides a method for defining an alarm fault model of an electrical power system, a computer device and a storage medium.
The technical scheme adopted by the invention for solving the technical problems is as follows: a power system alarm fault model definition method is constructed, and comprises the following steps:
defining an alarm event entity, and extracting all condition entities belonging to the corresponding alarm event entity from a power failure alarm system database;
the newly defined alarm event entity and all the corresponding condition entities are stored in a power failure alarm system database, and a new table entry is generated;
defining a set entity, setting relevant attributes of the set, checking conditions under which the set belongs, and setting judgment condition types;
and storing the set entity, and respectively constructing the connection between the set and the event entity and the condition entity in the database table entry.
Each alarm event entity corresponds to a type of power system event and is described by the attributes of a fault type, a fault equipment type, an abnormal type, a defect grade and a condition display sequence.
Wherein, the fault type attribute at least comprises accident, abnormity, out-of-limit, displacement and notification; the fault equipment types at least comprise lines, buses, transformers, switches and high impedance; the abnormal type at least comprises a centralized monitoring process and an automatic process; the defect grades include at least general, severe and crisis; the condition display order includes at least a logical order and a time order.
The set entity is divided into a judging set and a displaying set, whether a defined alarm event occurs is judged through the judging set, and necessary displaying information is extracted from an event occurrence time section through the displaying set to serve as a briefing of the event.
Wherein, the aggregate entity model also needs to be composed of attributes of longest seconds and minimum successful number; the information of all aspects of an event is completed by establishing the one-to-many relationship between the event entity model and the set entity model; the longest second represents the time range before and after the occurrence of the fault, and the minimum successful number represents the minimum number of conditions satisfied when the event occurs.
The set entity model is formed by combining a plurality of conditional entities, and each conditional entity model is defined by the attribute information of a section type, an equipment source type and an equipment type.
The section type represents a section range for judgment when the condition of the corresponding condition entity model occurs, and comprises monitoring alarm information, equipment remote signaling or remote measuring information; the equipment source type represents the power grid topological relation among equipment sources meeting the conditions of the corresponding condition entity model, and comprises the conditions of same equipment, same interval, same station, opposite terminal interval, common interval, opposite terminal station and same device; the equipment type represents the source type of the equipment for alarming, remote signaling and remote measuring, and comprises a bus, a circuit breaker, a disconnecting link, a line, a unit, a transformer winding, a partition, a station, an alternating current line section, a reactor, a transformer and secondary equipment.
When all CONDITION entities belonging to the corresponding alarm event entity are extracted, a fault section TYPE attribute list of the CONDITION is obtained by a CONDITION _ TYPE _ default table in a database; the attribute list of the SOURCE TYPE of the equipment is obtained by a DEV _ SOURCE _ TYPE table in a database; the "device TYPE" attribute list is obtained by the DEV _ TYPE _ default table in the database; the list of "condition attributes" in the condition configuration is obtained from the COLUMN _ TYPE _ default table in the database. When the condition configuration attribute is 'station voltage level', the 'condition attribute value' list is obtained by a basevoltage table in the database; when the conditional configuration attribute is "alarm type", a "conditional attribute value" list is obtained from the alarm _ type _ define table in the database; when the condition configuration attribute is the alarm state, the condition attribute value list is obtained from a remote signaling displacement login state menu of a menu definition table in the database; when the conditional configuration attribute is "data dictionary", a "conditional attribute value" list is obtained from the signal _ dictionary table in the database; when the conditional configuration attribute is "associated EVENT," a list of "conditional attribute values" is obtained by the EVENT _ definition table in the database.
The technical scheme adopted by the invention for solving the technical problems is as follows: a computer device is constructed, comprising an input-output unit, a memory and a processor, wherein the memory stores computer readable instructions, and the computer readable instructions, when executed by the processor, cause the processor to execute the steps of the power system alarm fault model definition method according to the above technical solution.
The technical scheme adopted by the invention for solving the technical problems is as follows: a storage medium is constructed that stores computer readable instructions, which when executed by one or more processors, cause the one or more processors to perform the steps of the power system alarm fault model definition method as set forth in the preceding claims.
Different from the prior art, the method for defining the alarm fault model of the power system is combined with the characteristics of various power grid events, a robust power grid event model structure is designed, and the model realizes the definition of the power grid events by maintaining the incidence relation among complex models. According to the method and the device, common event information of the power system is defined through the data model, and the method for realizing the definition of the common events of the power system by configuring the data model through the human-computer interaction interface is provided.
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FIG. 1 is a flow chart of a power system alarm fault model definition method according to the present invention;
fig. 2 is a logic diagram of a power system alarm fault model definition method provided by the invention.
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For a more clear understanding of the technical features, objects and effects of the present invention, embodiments of the present invention will now be described in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings.
As shown in fig. 1 and fig. 2, fig. 1 is a schematic flow diagram of a power system alarm fault model definition method provided by the present invention, and fig. 2 is a schematic logic diagram of the power system alarm fault model definition method provided by the present invention. The method comprises the following steps:
s110: and defining an alarm event entity, and extracting all condition entities belonging to the corresponding alarm event entity from a power failure alarm system database.
Each alarm event entity corresponds to a type of power system event and is described by the attributes of a fault type, a fault equipment type, an abnormal type, a defect grade and a condition display sequence. The fault type attributes at least comprise accidents, exceptions, out-of-limit, shifts and notices; the fault equipment types at least comprise lines, buses, transformers, switches and high impedance; the abnormal type at least comprises a centralized monitoring process and an automatic process; the defect grades include at least general, severe and crisis; the condition display order includes at least a logical order and a time order.
S120: and storing the newly defined alarm event entity and all the corresponding condition entities in a power failure alarm system database, and generating a new table entry.
S130: defining a set entity, setting the relevant attributes of the set, checking the conditions of the set subordinates, and setting the judgment condition type.
The set entity is divided into a judging set and a displaying set, whether a defined alarm event occurs is judged through the judging set, and necessary displaying information is extracted from an event occurrence time section through the displaying set to serve as a brief report of the event. The aggregate entity model also needs to be composed of attributes of the longest second and the minimum successful number; the information of all aspects of an event is completed by establishing the one-to-many relationship between the event entity model and the set entity model; the longest second represents the time range before and after the occurrence of the fault, and the minimum successful number represents the minimum number of conditions satisfied when the event occurs. The aggregate entity model is formed by combining a plurality of conditional entities, and each conditional entity model is defined by the attribute information of the section type, the equipment source type and the equipment type.
The section type represents a section range for judgment when the condition of the corresponding condition entity model occurs, and comprises monitoring alarm information, equipment remote signaling or remote measuring information; the equipment source type represents the power grid topological relation among equipment sources meeting the conditions of the corresponding condition entity model, and comprises the conditions of same equipment, same interval, same station, opposite terminal interval, common interval, opposite terminal station and same device; the equipment type represents the source type of the equipment for alarming, remote signaling and remote measuring, and comprises a bus, a circuit breaker, a disconnecting link, a line, a unit, a transformer winding, a partition, a station, an alternating current line section, a reactor, a transformer and secondary equipment.
S140: and storing the set entity, and respectively constructing the connection between the set and the event entity and the condition entity in the database table entry.
In actual operation, the definition process is as follows:
the user defines an alarm event entity and all condition entities subordinate to the event on the man-machine interaction interface. The fault section TYPE attribute list of the CONDITION is obtained by a CONDITION _ TYPE _ default table in a database; the attribute list of the SOURCE TYPE of the equipment is obtained by a DEV _ SOURCE _ TYPE table in a database; the "device TYPE" attribute list is obtained by the DEV _ TYPE _ default table in the database; the list of "condition attributes" in the condition configuration is obtained from the COLUMN _ TYPE _ default table in the database. When the condition configuration attribute is 'station voltage level', the 'condition attribute value' list is obtained by a basevoltage table in the database; when the conditional configuration attribute is "alarm type", a "conditional attribute value" list is obtained from the alarm _ type _ define table in the database; when the condition configuration attribute is the alarm state, the condition attribute value list is obtained from a remote signaling displacement login state menu of a menu definition table in the database; when the conditional configuration attribute is "data dictionary", a "conditional attribute value" list is obtained from the signal _ dictionary table in the database; when the conditional configuration attribute is "associated EVENT," a list of "conditional attribute values" is obtained by the EVENT _ definition table in the database.
And clicking a 'save' button on the human-computer interaction interface by a user, and then carrying out related warehousing operation in the background. The newly-built alarm EVENT related attributes are stored in an EVENT _ DEFINE table in a database, the related attributes of all subordinate conditional entities are stored in a CONDITION _ DEFINE table in the database, a new set type of a comprehensive set with the type of 4 is built in a GATHER _ DEFINE table, and the association between the comprehensive set and the newly-built EVENT entity and the subordinate conditional entities is respectively built in the EVENT _ GATHER and GATHER _ DEFINE tables. The integrated set is equivalent to the 'condition universe' of the event entity to which the integrated set belongs, and all conditions subordinate to the event are contained in real time.
A user defines a set entity on a human-computer interaction interface, firstly sets relevant attributes of the set, then selects conditions under the set, and sets a judgment condition type.
After the user saves the aggregation entity, the newly created aggregation entity is saved in a GATHER _ default table in the database, and the association between the aggregation and the EVENT entity and the CONDITION entity is respectively built in the EVENT _ GATHER and the GATHER _ CONDITION tables.
Furthermore, the present invention provides a computer device, comprising an input/output unit, a memory and a processor, wherein the memory stores computer readable instructions, and the computer readable instructions, when executed by the processor, cause the processor to execute the steps of the power system alarm fault model definition method according to the foregoing technical solution.
The present invention also provides a storage medium storing computer readable instructions, which when executed by one or more processors, cause the one or more processors to perform the steps of the power system alarm fault model definition method according to the aforementioned technical solution.
Different from the prior art, the method for defining the alarm fault model of the power system is combined with the characteristics of various power grid events, a robust power grid event model structure is designed, and the model realizes the definition of the power grid events by maintaining the incidence relation among complex models. According to the method and the device, common event information of the power system is defined through the data model, and the method for realizing the definition of the common events of the power system by configuring the data model through the human-computer interaction interface is provided.
While the present invention has been described with reference to the embodiments shown in the drawings, the present invention is not limited to the embodiments, which are illustrative and not restrictive, and it will be apparent to those skilled in the art that various changes and modifications can be made therein without departing from the spirit and scope of the invention as defined in the appended claims.

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1. A power system alarm fault model definition method is characterized by comprising the following steps:
defining an alarm event entity, and extracting all condition entities belonging to the corresponding alarm event entity from a power failure alarm system database;
the newly defined alarm event entity and all the corresponding condition entities are stored in a power failure alarm system database, and a new table entry is generated;
each alarm event entity corresponds to one type of power system event and is described by the attributes of a fault type, a fault equipment type, an abnormal type, a defect grade and a condition display sequence;
defining a set entity, setting relevant attributes of the set, checking conditions under which the set belongs, and setting judgment condition types;
and storing the set entity, and respectively constructing the connection between the set and the event entity and the condition entity in the database table entry.
2. The power system alarm fault model definition method of claim 1, wherein fault type attributes include at least accident, exception, violation, shift and notification; the fault equipment types at least comprise lines, buses, transformers, switches and high impedance; the abnormal type at least comprises a centralized monitoring process and an automatic process; the defect grades include at least general, severe and crisis; the condition display order includes at least a logical order and a time order.
3. The method according to claim 1, wherein the collection entity is divided into a set for judgment and a set for display, the set for judgment is used to determine whether the defined alarm event occurs, and the display set is used to extract necessary display information from the event occurrence time section as the presentation of the event.
4. The power system alarm fault model definition method of claim 1, wherein the aggregate entity model further needs to be composed of attributes of longest seconds, smallest number of successful pieces; the information of all aspects of an event is completed by establishing the one-to-many relationship between the event entity model and the set entity model; the longest second represents the time range before and after the occurrence of the fault, and the minimum successful number represents the minimum number of conditions satisfied when the event occurs.
5. The method according to claim 1, wherein the set entity model is formed by combining a plurality of condition entities, and each condition entity model is defined by attribute information of a section type, an equipment source type and an equipment type.
6. The electric power system alarm fault model definition method according to claim 5, characterized in that the section type represents a section range for judgment when a condition corresponding to the conditional entity model occurs, and comprises monitoring alarm information, equipment telecommand or telemetering information; the equipment source type represents the power grid topological relation among equipment sources meeting the conditions of the corresponding condition entity model, and comprises the conditions of same equipment, same interval, same station, opposite terminal interval, common interval, opposite terminal station and same device; the equipment type represents the source type of the equipment for alarming, remote signaling and remote measuring, and comprises a bus, a circuit breaker, a disconnecting link, a line, a unit, a transformer winding, a partition, a station, an alternating current line section, a reactor, a transformer and secondary equipment.
7. The power system alarm fault model definition method of claim 1, wherein in extracting all CONDITION entities under the corresponding alarm event entity, the "fault profile TYPE" attribute list of the CONDITION is obtained from the CONDITION _ TYPE _ definition table in the database; the attribute list of the SOURCE TYPE of the equipment is obtained by a DEV _ SOURCE _ TYPE table in a database; the "device TYPE" attribute list is obtained by the DEV _ TYPE _ default table in the database; the list of "condition attributes" in the condition configuration is obtained from the COLUMN _ TYPE _ default table in the database; when the condition configuration attribute is 'station voltage level', the 'condition attribute value' list is obtained by a basevoltage table in the database; when the conditional configuration attribute is "alarm type", a "conditional attribute value" list is obtained from the alarm _ type _ define table in the database; when the condition configuration attribute is the alarm state, the condition attribute value list is obtained from a remote signaling displacement login state menu of a menu definition table in the database; when the conditional configuration attribute is "data dictionary", a "conditional attribute value" list is obtained from the signal _ dictionary table in the database; when the conditional configuration attribute is "associated EVENT," a list of "conditional attribute values" is obtained by the EVENT _ definition table in the database.
8. A computer device comprising an input-output unit, a memory and a processor, the memory having stored therein computer readable instructions which, when executed by the processor, cause the processor to perform the steps in the power system alarm fault model definition method of any of claims 1 to 7.
9. A storage medium having computer readable instructions stored thereon which, when executed by one or more processors, cause the one or more processors to perform the steps in the power system alarm fault model definition method of any of claims 1 to 7.
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