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If my non-Jewish neighbor cooks some rice and brings it to my house, I'm not allowed to eat it because of Bishul Akum (even if I know his ingredients and equipment are 100% vegan and grape-free). Too much socializing could lead to intermarriage.
I've heard that the Birkei Yosef (a.k.a. "Chida", R' Chaim Yosef David Azulai, Jerusalem, late 1700s) argued that for cooked food product made halfway around the world by some anonymous producer, one could be more lenient. This factors into discussions today such as bishul akum vis-a-vis canned tuna.
My question is a historical one -- what kinds of food products was Chida talking about in the 1700s that were cooked and shipped all over the place?

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Steel Pipe Piling
Deep foundations are utilised when the soils in the shallow region do not have the strength to support the loads from the structure. Pipe piles are frequently used in deep foundations and transfer the loads from building to stronger soil layers found deep underground. The surface loads are resisted through skin friction and point bearing of the pile. The pipe piles can be driven with open or closed ends, with points or plates. If driven with plates, the pipes can then be filled with rebar and concrete to boost the strength to the pile. Pipe piles range in size from several millimetres to several metres in diameter and can be easily spliced to create piles over 100 metres in length.
Using 3 manufacturing processes, ESC can supply pipes between 21mm up to 4267mm in diameter at thicknesses between 2.1mm up to 100mm. These include LSAW pipe, SSAW spiral pipe and ERW pipe. A wide range of steel grades. ESC has delivered many thousands of tons of pipe piling around the world.
Manufacturing Processes
Longitudinal Submerged Arc Welded LSAW Pipe
LSAW Pipes are formed by rolling a discrete length into a cylinder and welding it both longitudinally and laterally. This method can produce the largest and thickest pipe sections, which can be used as load bearing piles, combination wall piles or other applications.
Spiral Submerged Arc Welded SSAW Pipe
SSAW Pipe are formed in a spiral and welded both inside and outside continuously. They are typically used as King Piles for Combination Walls and also Dredging Pipe.
Electric Resistance Welded ERW Pipe
ERW Pipes are manufactured by rolling the raw plate into a cylinder and then passing a current through to fuse the two ends. They are typically used for fencing, scaffolding and line pipes for fluis and gases.


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