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A granular model of solidification as applied to hot tearing
Hot cracking is a spontaneous failure of an alloy during solidification. It is a severe problem for casting industry as it reduces the productivity of cast houses and limits the range of alloys compositions that can be industrially produced. Hot tears occurs at the end of solidification, when solid
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