Delta - Delta Transformer. Need help calculating capacity

[acproperty]

So I searched and searched and can't find any solid leads on this question. So hopefully someone can help me out.

I have a Delta - Delta Transformer rated at 45KVA. 480V -> 240V
The service I have a 3 Phase 277/480V.
I am assuming the output of the transformer is called the secondary.
I get 240V so everything is fine, I suppose.
I just don't know how much load or current I can run safely. Most calculators I see are Delta - Wye or Wye-Wye.

I am running computer servers and wanted to add more of them but don't want to do something stupid.
There is currently 16 servers that is consuming 1,800 watts each or 7.5A @ 240V. Just wanted to know if I could safely add 4 more computers of the same load.


I tried uploading the plate picture but it downsizes it to 12kb.

Thanks in advance!!

 

[jumper]

The best answer I can provide is to talk to a local electrical contractor. Many times there are questions or variables that need a qualified person on site to assess the total situation and answer properly. That said:

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