Which risk increases in precision casting when the mold's chill rate is insufficient?

💡 Explanation

Insufficient chill rate during casting slows solidification, promoting dendritic growth and preventing efficient feeding of molten metal; the mechanism of increased micro-porosity formation occurs because of shrinkage. Therefore, micro-porosity risk increases, rather than reduced stress or elemental segregation, where rapid cooling helps.

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