Which outcome results when thermal gradients cause differential phase transformations during forging?

💡 Explanation

Increased residual stress develops due to differential phase transformation at varying temperatures because of the martensitic transformation mechanism. Therefore, stress concentrates near heat gradients, rather than uniform ductility because rapid cooling locally hardens specific areas.

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