Which risk increases when die-casting material significantly cools during aluminium forging?

💡 Explanation

Catastrophic die cracking increases because thermal stresses resulting from uneven cooling introduces stress concentrations exceeding the die material's tensile strength in the forging process; therefore, die cracking occurs, rather than consistent product cooling or pressure deviations.

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