Which risk increases when forging close-tolerance gears at excessively high temperatures?

💡 Explanation

Excessive forging temperatures accelerate austenite grain growth due to increased atomic diffusion; this weakens grain boundaries because larger grains provide less boundary area. Therefore, toughness decreases, rather than the precipitation of other phases strengthening the material at forging temps.

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