Discussion
A pore found at a fracture origin most likely originated during
Answer: A
Correct answer: forming or sintering rather than in service
A pore is a void that was never filled, so it dates from when the body was consolidated - poor packing at forming, an agglomerate that left a hole, or incomplete sintering. Service loads open cracks rather than creating voids, machining leaves surface damage rather than internal pores, and analysis of the powder touches nothing that ends up in the part.
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