This invention relates to the fields of
geotechnical engineering and deep earth exploration technology, and discloses an in-situ testing device and method for multi-field coupled parameters of thermal-hydraulic-mechanical systems in ultra-deep high-pressure
directional drilling. This method solves the problems of traditional testing methods, such as
drill pipe axial force transmission leading to sealing failure, low efficiency of multi-parameter testing,
neglect of multi-field
coupling in
data interpretation, and inability to quantify surrounding rock risks in real time. The testing device of this invention includes a multi-core armored cable, a downhole testing device, and a surface control and computing
system. The downhole testing device is a central tube integrated structure, with an
electrical control and communication module, upper and lower packers, and a multi-
functional testing module integrated sequentially along the central tube. In application, the downhole device is lowered to the target formation, and the packers are hydraulically driven to set and form a sealed isolation section. Water is then injected into the sealed isolation section to induce fracturing, and multi-
source data is collected simultaneously. After fracturing, fracture data is collected, and through data inversion and
coupling correction, the plastic zone of the borehole wall is calculated and the risk is quantified. Finally, the device is retrieved.