Which outcome increases when forging turbine blades without isothermal conditions?

💡 Explanation

Increased creep failure appears because variations in temperature during forging induce differential microstructural evolution via dynamic recrystallization, causing weaker grain boundaries therefore exacerbating creep, rather than fatigue or uniform grain structures, conditions permitting less creep.

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