As oil and gas wells are gradually extended to deep and ultra-deep layers,the safety of completion strings during perforation has attracted more attention. Based on the principles of computational fluid dynamics,a perforated interval-packer detonation wave propagation model was established,revealing the detonation wave propagation and reflection rules in the wellbore completion fluid and clarifying the characteristics of the influence of completion fluid on detonation wave propagation. Research shows that the detonation wave propagation process demonstrates extremely strong non-periodicity and irregularity. When the detonation wave propagates to the packer position,the amplitude of the detonation wave pressure is reduced by up to 75.65%. The detonation reflected waves show better periodicity,and the amplitude of the detonation pressure waves is reduced by 23.4% when it propagates to the perforated interval. The density of the completion fluid not only has a great influence on the amplitude of the detonation waves during propagation,but also has a great interference on the waveform characteristics of the detonation waves. The viscosity of the completion fluid has almost no impact on the waveform characteristics of the detonation waves during propagation,and has a small impact on the amplitude of the detonation waves. With the impact of detonation waves on the completion string considered only,priority should be given to selecting a completion fluid system with low density and high viscosity to reduce the impact of detonation waves on the downhole completion string. The research results of this article provide a reference for the design of on-site completion fluid parameters for oil and gas wells.