Detection Scheme for Tampering Behavior on Distributed Controller of Electric-Thermal Integrated Energy System Based on Relation Network
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Chaoqun Zhu1, Jie Li1, Jie Shen1
1Marketing Department of State Grid Suzhou Power Supply Company, Suzhou 215000, China.
Abstract:
In recent years, with the development of smart grid, the power systems and other energy systems are gradually forming integrated energy systems. The electric-thermal integrated energy system is a mature integrated energy system at present. The electric-thermal integrated energy system uses modern communication technology to realize the comprehensive regulation of electric energy and thermal energy, which greatly improves the efficiency of energy use. However, this also greatly increases the risk of malicious tampering with the energy dispatch system. In this paper, we study the regulation of electric-thermal integrated energy systems considering false data injection attacks. First, we establish a compromised model of an electric-thermal integrated energy system considering false data injection attacks. Then, we designed vulnerable variable observers for different tampering scenarios to observe the tampered variables. Finally, considering the relationship between the observed data and the measured data, we design a tampering behavior detection method based on relation network. The simulation results verify the effectiveness of the detection method proposed in this paper.
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