What is the %Z of this grounding transformer given this nameplate data ?

[bdn2004]

Below is the picture of the nameplate.... as you can see Z0 = 97.14 ohms per phase. Or can this be figured out from this info ?
If so what is the calculation ?

 

[Gr8blu]

Z% = V(primary) in volt / I(primary) in amp * 100

 

[RRaghunath]

It seems the subject transformer is meant to be used as Grounding transformer only.
Since there is no load that is going to be connected on secondary side, %Z is not relevant and hence not marked on the name plate.
Zo and the expected ground fault current is relevant and has been marked.

 

[bdn2004]

It actually does have load on it ... Aux Power they call it. It's connected to a 3-phase switchboard.

I've tried to draw out a completed faulted circuit to ground downstream on Phase B. Do I have this right ?

The ratings on this transformer appear to be rated currents for normal operation.
29A continuous phase current = FLA of the transformer
87A continuous neutral current = Approximately 3 x FLA
300A for 10 seconds, max rating.

 

[dpc]

There's nothing connected to the delta winding, so no load on the transformer. It supplies ground fault current during ground faults.