Which deformation pattern originates when forging at excessively low temperatures?

💡 Explanation

Work hardening localization arises because the low forging temperature inhibits uniform plastic flow; thus, deformation concentrates in specific regions. Therefore, localized work produces cracks rather than the desired shape, rather than embrittlement which isn’t directly temperature-dependent.

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