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An extensive analysis of the accuracy in the theoretical reproduction of experimental proton induced reaction cross-sections up to 150 MeV is presented. The predictive capabilities of different models for the description of the nuclear level densities as implemented in the TALYS code and in the modified ALICE code have been assessed by means of a systematic comparison of the theoretical results with experimental EXFOR data relative to target nuclei from  24 Mg to  209 Bi. The results obtained give the possibility to find the best approaches for the cross-section calculation for nuclei from different mass ranges and for different channels.

Investigation of nuclear model predictions for proton induced reaction cross-sections up to 150 MeV