In Fig. , the vibration decay time of the MFSA increased with the increase in the MF mass which ranged from 6g to 14g with an increment of 2g. The vibration decay time of the MFSA with surface texture 1 was 53.37s when the mass of the MF was 6g. The MFSAs with surface texture 2 and 3 needed 68.03s and 78.57s respectively under the same condition. In contrast, the MFSA without the surface texture required 289.37s to achieve the same damping effect. The vibration decay time of the MFSA with surface texture 1 was 21.55% shorter than that of surface texture 2, 32.07% shorter than that of surface texture 3, and 81.56% shorter than that of without surface texture. When the MF mass was greater than 6g, its vibration decay time became longer and the time difference gap between the four MFSAs became smaller. Simultaneously, as the mass of the MF increased, the vibration decay time of the MFSA with surface texture 1 exceeded that of surface texture 2 and 3, particularly, surface texture 3 spent the shortest decay time in the end.