An
infrared temperature measurement method comprises the following steps of: (1) when a temperature of a measured object in actual measurement is t, utilizing an
automatic variable double
wavelength infrared detector to measure
radiation intensity E1 (
lambda 1, t) and E2 (
lambda 2, t) of the measured object, wherein E1 (
lambda 1, t) is corresponding to the
radiation intensity of the measured object when a
wavelength is lambda 1, and E2 (lambda 2, t) is corresponding to the
radiation intensity of the measured object when the
wavelength is lambda 2; (2) substituting the measured E1 (lambda 1, t) and E2 (lambda 2, t) into a formula E1 (lambda 1, t)=alpha lambda[1]<-5> (e<
delta / lambda[1]t>-1)<-1> and a formula E2 (lambda 2, t)=alpha lambda[2]<-5> (e<
delta / lambda[2]t>-1)<-1>, and calculating values of coefficients alpha and
delta, wherein alpha and delta are coefficients which are changed with material composition, temperature and measurement wavelength of the measured object; (3) substituting the calculated values of the coefficients alpha and delta into a measured object radiation intensity formula E(lambda, t) = alpha lambda-5(e delta / lambda t-1)-1 to obtain a corresponding relation curve between the radiation intensity and the temperature of the measured object with a given wavelength; (4) utilizing the
automatic variable double wavelength
infrared detector to measure the radiation intensity of the measured object with the given wavelength, and obtaining the temperature of the measured
object based on the corresponding relation curve between the radiation intensity and the temperature of the measured object with the given wavelength. According to the
infrared temperature measurement method, the temperature of the measured object can be accurately measured.