Adding initial Project to git

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+// MyBWRSimulator.ConsoleApp/Program.cs
+namespace MyBWRSimulator.ConsoleApp
+{
+    using MyBWRSimulator.Core.Simulation;
+    using MyBWRSimulator.Core.Components.Concrete; // Needed for specific component instantiation if not using config
+    using MyBWRSimulator.Core.Ports; // Needed for specific port instantiation if not using config
+    using System;
+    using System.IO;
+
+    class Program
+    {
+        static void Main(string[] args)
+        {
+            Console.WriteLine("Starting BWR Simulator Console Application...");
+
+            var simulator = new Simulator();
+
+            // Define the path to your configuration file
+            // Adjust this path as needed for your project structure
+            string configFilePath = Path.Combine(Directory.GetCurrentDirectory(), "config", "PlantConfig.json");
+
+            // Option 1: Load configuration from JSON file
+            //simulator.LoadPlantConfiguration(configFilePath);
+
+            // Option 2 (Alternative for testing without config file): Manually create components and connect them
+
+            var reactor = new ReactorCore("RC001", "Main Reactor Core", 4);
+            var pump = new Pump("PMP001", "Recirculation Pump", 100.0, 50000.0); // maxFlow, maxHeadPressure
+            var pipe = new Pipe("PIP001", "Hot Leg Pipe", 20.0, 0.5); // length, diameter
+            var tank = new FluidTank("TK001", "Condensate Tank", 500.0, 1, 1, 250.0); // maxVol, numInlets, numOutlets, initialVol
+
+            simulator.AddComponent(reactor);
+            simulator.AddComponent(pump);
+            simulator.AddComponent(pipe);
+            simulator.AddComponent(tank);
+
+            // Establish connections manually (example)
+            // Note: You'd need to access the specific ports of each component.
+            // This is simplified and assumes direct port access for brevity.
+            // In a real scenario, you'd use GetFluidPorts() etc.
+            // For example: pump.GetThermalPorts().First(p => p.ID.Contains("PowerIn")).Connect(powerSource.GetThermalPorts().First(p => p.ID.Contains("PowerOut")));
+
+            // Example of manual connection (requires casting and knowing port IDs)
+            // This is simplified and might break if port IDs change.
+            // The ConfigurationLoader handles this more robustly.
+            reactor.GetFluidPortById("FeedwaterInlet").Connect(pipe.GetFluidPortById("Inlet"));
+            pipe.GetFluidPortById("Outlet").Connect(pump.GetFluidPortById("Inlet"));
+            pump.GetFluidPortById("Outlet").Connect(tank.GetFluidPortById("Outlet")); // Tank has Inlet1, Inlet2 etc.
+
+            // Run the simulation for 60 seconds with 1-second time steps
+            simulator.RunSimulation(60.0, 1.0);
+
+            Console.WriteLine("\nSimulation application finished. Press any key to exit.");
+            Console.ReadKey();
+        }
+    }
+}