Which outcome occurs when a high-speed CNC lathe spindle's hydrodynamic oil film collapses under thermal load?

💡 Explanation

Increased vibration occurs because the spindle relies on hydrodynamic lubrication; thus, oil film collapse amplifies bearing friction rather than damping it. Therefore, surface roughness rises rather than decreasing while cutting and not coolant reduction under thermal load.

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