Which outcome occurs when forging aluminum alloy components near its solidus temperature?

💡 Explanation

Intergranular boundary cavitation weakness occurs because forging near the solidus temperature introduces creep voids; these weaken grain boundaries due to increased atomic diffusion via Coble creep. Therefore mechanical properties degrade, rather than improving grain structure or die life, because high temperatures lead to void formation.

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