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size. Venus is closer to the sun than any other planet except Mercury. At its closest approach, Venus is about 38.2 million kilometers from Earth.

Although Venus is called the Earth twin, its surface conditions appear to be very different from those of the Earth. The planet is surrounded by thick clouds of sulfuric acid, preventing its observation. The surface of Venus is extremely hot and dry. The temperature of the planet's surface is about 870 degrees F (465 degrees C), the temperature is higher than that of any other planet.

Most astronomers believe that Venus's high surface temperature can be explained by what is known as the greenhouse effect. A greenhouse lets in radiant energy from the sun, but it prevents much of the heat from escaping. The thick clouds and dense atmosphere of Venus work in much the same way. The sun's radiant energy readily filters into the planet's atmosphere. But the large droplets of sulfuric acid present in Venus's clouds -- and the great quantity of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere -- seem to trap much of the solar energy at the planet's surface.

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In-Lab Flow Calibration

At Polycontrols', our main objective is to respond to the customers' specific requirements, by executing a precise and reliable calibration service in a timely manner. To achieve our goals, our services include:

"10-day service" for standard calibration and "same day" service for emergencies
Standard calibration gases and fluids : Air, N₂, Ar, He, H₂ - Water, MIL-C-7024 T2 and Oil (BP 2380)
Detailed as found and as left data; Notification of any out-of-tolerance conditions and historical records of every calibration
NIST traceable calibration reports meeting biomedical and aerospace regulatory requirements
ASTM cleaning procedure for oxygen service
Modification and refurbishing of all major brands of flow meters
Extensive inventory of instruments and spare parts

We are devoted to offering precise, reliable and fast calibration services that meet our customers' expectations!


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	2010-10-15 Signed agreement with the NASA Polycontrols will be contributing to the next mission to Venus, whose objective is to explore its surface which cannot be seen from Earth. An agreement was reached with the NASA Glenn Research Center for the supply of a gas mixing system to simulate the atmosphere of the planet Venus. This system will reproduce the planet’s atmosphere to test the electronic equipment of the exploration module which must withstand thermal stress and a highly acidic and corrosive environment. Venus is known as the Earth's twin because the two planets are similar in ... size. Venus is closer to the sun than any other planet except Mercury. At its closest approach, Venus is about 38.2 million kilometers from Earth. Although Venus is called the Earth twin, its surface conditions appear to be very different from those of the Earth. The planet is surrounded by thick clouds of sulfuric acid, preventing its observation. The surface of Venus is extremely hot and dry. The temperature of the planet's surface is about 870 degrees F (465 degrees C), the temperature is higher than that of any other planet. Most astronomers believe that Venus's high surface temperature can be explained by what is known as the greenhouse effect. A greenhouse lets in radiant energy from the sun, but it prevents much of the heat from escaping. The thick clouds and dense atmosphere of Venus work in much the same way. The sun's radiant energy readily filters into the planet's atmosphere. But the large droplets of sulfuric acid present in Venus's clouds -- and the great quantity of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere -- seem to trap much of the solar energy at the planet's surface. Read more Archives

Signed agreement with the NASA

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In-Lab Flow Calibration