Abstract: The invention relates to a process for providing subjects with an increased oxygen supply. Prior art processes, especially diaphragm or molecular sieve technology, are used to prepare oxygen-enriched pure air (10), which is used to flood premises in a building, an “oxygenarium”. These premises are large enough for the subjects exposed to this atmosphere to have considerable freedom of movement, while at the same time it is possible for them to perform strengthening or rehabilitation exercises. The air consumed by the subjects is reprocessed and fed back into the oxygenarium with fresh outside air.

Abstract: A system for oxygen enrichment of fresh air is used as a module in the environmental control system of aircraft cabins. Due to the increased oxygen partial pressure, the total air pressure in the aircraft cabin may be reduced, thus leading to increased cost economies in design and/or operation. The module provides oxygen-enriched fresh and recirculated air that is free of any particulate and gaseous pollutants, especially ozone and carbon dioxide.