"For instance, by assuming that 1 gDW of your organism cannot consume the entire concentration of a metabolite in 24 hours, you can estimate the upper exchange flux as concentration / (1 gDW * 24h). This results in relatively low flux boundaries."
Moreover, all other exchange reactions were set to 0, except for water, oxygen, carbon dioxide, hydrogen, and bicarbonate. When running FBA using the standard biomass objective, I noticed that the model primarily uses sink reactions for various compounds, whereas I expected it to rely mainly on glucose from a biological perspective. Consequently, I decided to set all sink/demand reactions to 0. However, this resulted in no growth.