Tool wear: The gradual deterioration of a cutting tool due to friction, heat, and mechanical stress during machining operations.

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Chip formation: The process by which material is removed from a workpiece during cutting, resulting in the creation of chips that are ejected from the machining zone.

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Abrasion: The process of wearing away a material through friction or contact with harder surfaces, often contributing to cutting wear.

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Cutting wear is the process by which material is removed from a surface through the action of sharp edges, typically seen in machining and grinding processes. This type of wear is characterized by the deformation and removal of material as tools or abrasives slide across the workpiece, resulting in a loss of material integrity and surface finish. Understanding cutting wear is essential for optimizing tool life and performance in manufacturing applications.