“…Also, the rotation frequency of the working body and the number of cycles of repeated processing has a significant impact (−the calculation of the degree of influence of the rotational speed of the working body and the number of reprocessing cycles are reflected in the matrix of the multifactorial experiment according to Table .1) on the efficiency of the grain processing process. Therefore, experimental studies were carried out at different values of the moisture content of the crushed grain and different rotational speeds of the working organ [16], [17], [18]. A preprepared experimental sample of the object of study (wheat, barley, oats, corn, buckwheat, and millet) weighing 10 kg is alternately loaded into the receiving device of the grinding plant and subjected to grinding at variable values of the rotational speed of the working bodies, the multiplicity of grinding, and the humidity of the crushed material.…”