Which outcome occurs when exceeding the grinding wheel's friability limit during CBN grinding of hardened steel?

💡 Explanation

Exceeding friability causes excessive grain fracture because the bond cannot retain abrasive particles against cutting forces, therefore increasing workpiece roughness rather than achieving a smooth finish due to constantly exposing new, coarse cutting edges.

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