Creating an animated video script about the working of a diesel engine involves explaining complex mechanical concepts in a simple and engaging way. Here’s a structured script designed to be visually enriched with animation to make the content accessible and engaging.---Title Screen: How Does a Diesel Engine Work?[Scene 1: Introduction]Narrator: Welcome! Today, we're going to explore the inner workings of a diesel engine, the powerhouse behind everything from cars to large ships. Let’s dive in!Cut to animation of various diesel engine-powered vehicles.[Scene 2: Basic Principles]Narrator: Unlike gasoline engines, diesel engines do not use spark plugs. Instead, they rely on the heat of compressed air to ignite the fuel.Show a simple animation comparing diesel and gasoline engine pistons, highlighting the absence of spark plugs in the diesel engine.[Scene 3: Major Components]Narrator: A diesel engine primarily consists of the engine block, pistons, cylinder head, crankshaft, and fuel injection system.Cut to animated parts assembling together to form a diesel engine.[Scene 4: The Four-Stroke Cycle]Narrator: The diesel engine operates on what is called the 'four-stroke cycle.' Let’s break it down.Subtitle: Stroke 1 - Intake StrokeNarrator: The intake valve opens, the piston moves down, and air is drawn into the cylinder.Animation shows air flowing into the cylinder.Subtitle: Stroke 2 - Compression StrokeNarrator: As the piston moves back up, it compresses the air, heating it to a very high temperature.Visualize air being compressed and temperature increasing.Subtitle: Stroke 3 - Power StrokeNarrator: Fuel is then injected at the precise moment. It ignites spontaneously due to the high air temperature, pushing the piston down.Show fuel injection, ignition, and piston movement.Subtitle: Stroke 4 - Exhaust StrokeNarrator: Finally, the exhaust valve opens, and the piston pushes the exhaust gases out, readying the cylinder for the next cycle.Animate the expulsion of exhaust gases.