Answer / mahendran

KVA=ROOT3*V*I/1000

I=KVA*1000/ROOT3*V

25*1000/1.732*420

I =34.6

SAME FOR ALL

Answer / nobz

for 25kva,i=25000/440=56.8A
similarly you can calculate for any rated kva.

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