Which consequence results when resonance is induced during cylindrical grinding?

💡 Explanation

Harmful chatter marks are formed because the induced resonance causes the grinding wheel and workpiece to vibrate against each other rhythmically via forced vibration, therefore increasing surface roughness, rather than causing wheel wear or slowing the grind without resonance.

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