Which outcome occurs during high-speed lathe machining of hardened steel if coolant delivery is insufficient?

💡 Explanation

Insufficient coolant leads to increased temperatures, driving thermal expansion; therefore, *thermal stress concentration* in the workpiece increases, causing surface embrittlement and rapid crack propagation under cyclic stress, rather than better machining conditions.

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