In metal forging, which result arises when the die temperature rapidly decreases during impact?

💡 Explanation

Localized chilling causes increased temperature gradients, because thermal contraction varies across the material rather than remaining uniform. Plastic deformation then tends to concentrate in cooler regions; therefore, the metal deforms unevenly, rather than uniformly, leading to localized deformation.

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