Abstract
With the continuous improvement of the informatization and intelligence of the Electrical and Thermal Cyber Physical System (ETCPS), the coupling between the various subsystems is getting closer and closer. When the system fails, due to the coupling characteristics, the system security risk is intensified. On this basis, the dual coupling characteristics of ETCPS have been analyzed according to the cyber physical model established first. Secondly, a two-state optimal scheduling model and comprehensive vulnerability (CV) index, which consider various characteristics of ETCPS, are established, and interactions between the subsystems are analyzed quantitatively. Then, the source load loss rate is defined, which quantifies system security risk. Finally, five vulnerability assessment methods as well as the proposed method are compared. The feasibility and rationality of the proposed method are proved by two test systems.
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