Which risk increases during closed-die forging of aluminum at temperatures exceeding the recrystallization threshold?

💡 Explanation

Grain boundary sliding increases at elevated temperatures due to reduced mechanical resistance, therefore leading to creep and potential dimensional inaccuracies during forging, because diffusional creep is dominant, rather than dislocation climb limited creep. Cold working results in strain hardening.

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