Which microstructural outcome occurs when forging metals lacking preheating?

💡 Explanation

Quenching during cold forging causes dendritic segregation microscopic fissures because the high cooling rates after deformation prevents atoms from diffusing and homogenizing the alloy, therefore dendritic segregation instead of uniform distribution occurs, rather than the effects seen with higher temperatures.

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