Abstract
The power communication network carries various power services to ensure the safe operation of the power network, among which, the relay protection service is the most important service. Reasonable planning of the service route can improve the effectiveness and reliability of data transmission in the power communication network, thereby ensuring the reliable operation of the power grid. This paper constructs a route planning architecture for the power communication network based on a software-defined network. On this basis, parameters such as the power service and network-carrying service status are defined. With the goal of minimizing network risk variance and considering link bandwidth utilization and overload constraints of relay protection services, a service route allocation problem has been raised. To solve this problem, a power service route planning scheme based on a reinforcement learning algorithm is proposed. This algorithm uses the state–action–reward–state–action (SARSA) algorithm to complete service route planning. The simulation results show that using the route planning scheme proposed in this paper can avoid the overload of relay protection services, reduce network risk variance, and effectively balance network risk.
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