Fault diagnosis for substation automation based on Petri nets and coding theory
Hui Ren, Zengqiang Mi, Hongshan Zhao, Qixun Yang · 2004
In this paper, coding-based methodology for faults monitoring of discrete event systems is applied to electric power system. Using Petri nets and coding theory to perform the fault diagnosis is further studied. One feeder of the substation is modeled by Petri net using real time discrete events, and redundant places are introduced to form structure redundancy and facilitate fault diagnosis. Based on the previous work, the feeder's all possible failures are analyzed and a new method to model these failures is given. Then parity check from coding theory is used to form an encoded Petri net, therefore faults can be detected and identified through error syndrome. Method to construct important matrix, generator matrix, is presented. The simulation is simple, fast and shows very high accuracy, as combining with error correction theory. The result of simulation shows that the scheme has good performance in real-time substation fault diagnosis.