Which risk increases when using CBN grinding wheels at excessive speeds?

💡 Explanation

Excessive speeds cause increased friction, therefore localized heating of the workpiece exceeds critical temperatures, which introduces thermal shock via **heat conduction**, leading to cracking rather than plastic deformation because CBN is extremely hard.

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