Material Removal Effects is a phenomenon in surface topography that refers to the alterations in surface geometry and integrity resulting from the localized displacement or elimination of material during machining or manufacturing processes, distinguished by its direct influence on surface finish, dimensional accuracy, and functional performance of engineered components.
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