Which outcome occurs when a grinding wheel's rotational speed excessively increases during CNC machining?

💡 Explanation

Increased grinding wheel speed causes excessive abrasive grain engagement, promoting a **plowing effect** rather than chip formation, because material removal becomes uncontrolled; therefore, increased surface roughness is the outcome, rather than improved finish at lower speeds.

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