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To be honest RoB if the OP can’t provide the required information then we may as well wash our hands of it. I can’t see a way forward with what we have.

To the OP:
If this is a turnkey project get the machine manufacturer in and stop wasting everyone’s time.
 
Generally if all settings are correct an overload trip points to a mechanical problem, and a MCB trip points to an electrical problem. Does it have to be star/delta start, I would have thought a fan even up to this size it could be DOL.
 

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