The posibility analysis of high-pressure drilling in Block A in Field F

The drilling and shut-in regulations for peripheral oil fields currently follow the standard of the old area of placanticline, i.e., the wellhead pressure of water injection wells within 600m of the drilling well is reduced to below 3MPa before drilling. The regulations did not take into account the depth of the target formation, structural development, reservoir properties and oil and water well connectivity in the peripheral oilfield, which made it difficult to relieve pressure in most of the wells and resulted in longer drilling and shut-in cycles and greater impact on production. In order to minimize the impact of drilling and shut-in on field development and to explore drilling and shut-in limits and standards suitable for peripheral fields, drilling tests were conducted in Block A for infill wells. The feasibility of high pressure drilling in the peripheral low permeability oilfield was analyzed by analyzing the drilling site conditions, the quality of post-completion cementing and the logging data of the completed wells under different pressure conditions.