Which risk increases when casting large-diameter aluminum alloy impellers using expendable patterns?

💡 Explanation

Increased hydrogen content in molten aluminum results in hydrogen gas porosity after solidification due to reduced hydrogen solubility; therefore, porosity rises, rather than oxidation, because high pouring temperatures increase hydrogen absorption, not necessarily oxygen.

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