Which increased risk emerges during closed-die forging near steel's no-twist temperature?

💡 Explanation

Intergranular corrosion risk increases near steel's no-twist temperature because dynamic recrystallization initiates a network of reactive grain boundaries; this process weakens grain interfaces making them susceptible to corrosive attack, therefore accelerating intergranular corrosion, rather than other surface phenomena or transformation kinetics.

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