After forging, which issue arises when annealing is improperly controlled?

💡 Explanation

When annealing forged parts, uncontrolled temperature or duration causes grain growth, because the atoms gain mobility and coalesce, therefore reducing material yield strength, rather than achieving desired stress relief or refined microstructure.

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