Standard Dimensional Ratio (SDR) at Medical Drugs Glossary

What is Standard Dimensional Ratio (SDR)? The most commonly accepted means for providing a pipe wall thickness category and constant mechanical properties for many plastic materials. Used for solid, homogeneous pipe, the SDR is found by dividing the average outside diameter of a pipe by the wall

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