Which failure mode occurs when forging turbine blades using isothermal processing with excessive dwell time?

💡 Explanation

Extended dwell periods in isothermal forging promote abnormal grain growth because Ostwald ripening reduces interfacial energy, leading to larger grains and diminished creep resistance; therefore, creep strength decreases, rather than refined microstructure, at high-temperature conditions.

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