Which outcome occurs when forging temperature control fails?

💡 Explanation

Exceeding maximum recrystallization causes excessive grain growth during forging because temperature heavily influences grain dynamics; unchecked, massive grains offer weaker resistance to fracture. Therefore, cracks propagate easily, rather than undergo plastic deformations under load.

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