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So what I gather from this, is that a good aproximation for estimating no-load current (which is bascially all magnetizing current)is to calculate the magnetizing at full load current with the full load power factor, and use this vaule as the magnetising current for the full range of the motor ingoring any leakage reactance which will be minimal.
L1=2.5Amps L2=1.6amps L3=2.5Amps while phase to phase voltage=62.15volts and phase to neutral= 135volts(in low speed).The motor is supplied from a motor control unit which takes in single phase(220v) and delivers three phase to the motor. This table is used to size the short circuit protection.Check the motor data sheets for the motor's full load current. Locate where your motor falls in table 430.52 based on the full load current and motor size. The table will give you the size of the short circuit protection as a percentage of the full load current.