A single
optical fiber ring-based current measurement unit for an electrolyzer zone, and an electrolyzer measurement
system. The electrolyzer zone comprises a column
busbar (7), two horizontal busbars (3-A, 3-B), two rows of
anode conducting rods (2), and two rows of anodes (1), wherein the column
busbar (7) is electrically connected to the two horizontal busbars (3-A, 3-B), the column
busbar (7) transmitting a current to the two horizontal busbars (3-A, 3-B); each of the horizontal busbars (3-A, 3-B) is electrically connected to the anodes (1) by means of a corresponding row of
anode conducting rods (2), the horizontal busbars (3-A, 3-B) being in contact with each
anode conducting rod (2) and having an
electrically conductive portion severing as the
electrical connection portion of the two; and an
optical fiber sensing ring of one
optical fiber current sensor (5) encloses the
electrical connection portion of at least one anode conducting rod (2) and the horizontal busbars (3-A, 3-B), a current value measured by the optical
fiber current sensor (5) being the sum of anode currents of the anodes (1) corresponding to
electrical connection portions within the
optical fiber sensing ring. The use of a single optical
fiber current sensor (5) enables accurate on-line measurement of the anode current in the electrolyzer zone, so that the
measurement cost is significantly reduced; the accuracy and current efficiency are high; and energy saving, consumption reduction, and emission reduction are realized.