A cyber‐secure control‐detector architecture for nonlinear processes
A cyber‐secure control‐detector architecture for nonlinear processes
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用于非线性过程的网络安全控制检测器架构
DOI:
10.1002/aic.16907
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发表时间:
2020
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影响因子:
3.7
通讯作者:
P. Christofides
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作者:
Scarlett Chen;Zhe Wu;P. Christofides
This work presents a detector-integrated two-tier control architecture capable of identifying the presence of various types of cyber-attacks, and ensuring closed-loop system stability upon detection of the cyber-attacks. Working with a general class of nonlinear systems, an upper-tier Lyapunov-based Model Predictive Controller (LMPC), using networked sensor measurements to improve closed-loop performance, is coupled with lower-tier cyber-secure explicit feedback controllers to drive a nonlinear multivariable process to its steady state. Although the networked sensor measurements may be vulnerable to cyber-attacks, the two-tier control architecture ensures that the process will stay immune to destabilizing malicious cyber-attacks. Data-based attack detectors are developed using sensor measurements via machine-learning methods, namely artificial neural networks (ANN), under nominal and noisy operating conditions, and applied online to a simulated reactor-reactor-separator process. Simulation results demonstrate the effectiveness of these detection algorithms in detecting and distinguishing between multiple classes of intelligent cyber-attacks. Upon successful detection of cyber-attacks, the two-tier control architecture allows convenient reconfiguration of the control system to stabilize the process to its operating steady state.