Is Enthalpy a Valid Concept Despite Dimensional Mismatch?

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In summary: Anderson's definition of a streamline (p. 18, 6th ed):"a moving fluid element traces out a fixed path in space. As long as the flow is steady (i.e., as long as it does not fluctuate with time), this path is called a streamline of the flow. "This is what I was getting at.
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