Investigation of (γ, p) reaction cross-section calculations of Ca, Ge and Zr isotopes.

Calcium, Germanium and Zirconium isotopes can be used in semiconductors, fuel rods and as cooling materials in nuclear reactor technology. During the various occurred reactions in reactors, gas production via gamma reactions or temperature rise can severely damage the reactor materials. Therefore, it is necessary to know the effects of particles interacting with nuclear reactor materials in such cases.

Measurement of Th and U neutron capture cross-sections in the energy range 5-17 MeV.

The neutron capture cross sections of Th and U at the average neutron energies of 5.08 ± 0.17, 8.

Neutron capture cross-sections for Tb isotope in the energy range of 5 to 17 MeV.

The neutron capture cross-sections have been measured for the Tb(n, γ)Tb reaction at the spectrum average peak neutron energies of 5.08 ± 0.165, 12.

Investigation of (n, p), (n, 2n) reaction cross sections for Sn isotopes for fusion reactor applications.

The compound NbSn possess superconductivity at suitable temperatures, therefore, it is best suited to be used in the toroidal coils of superconducting magnets which holds the fusion plasma and confine it inside the reactor core. The neutron induced reaction cross-sections are required from threshold to 20MeV for different isotopes of Tin (Sn). Since limited data is available for the reactions with the Sn isotopes.