Which dimensional consequence arises from localized chilling during die casting?

💡 Explanation

Differential chilling induces uneven solidification rates; therefore, stresses cause dimensional distortion rather than uniform shrinkage patterns because the metal contracts differently depending on the cooling rate, and not hardening, blistering, or overall shrinking.

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