Which risk significantly increases when coolant flow ceases during high-speed lathe turning?

💡 Explanation

Elevated thermal stress crack propagation becomes likely because without coolant, heat removal relies solely on conduction into the tool due to contact area, therefore thermal stresses concentrate, rather than being dissipated by convection. This leads to micro-crack formation initiating and propagating.

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